mark lobel relatives continues. mark lobel, bbc news.ow in april fools' day hoax turned into a riot in belgium. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worst, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. a small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. welcome back. police in belgium have dispersed a group of young people who turned out for a non—existent concert. it started as

mark lobel club will gloss over it. mark lobel, bbc news. remarkable.soon. bye—bye. hello there. under clear, starry skies, temperatures have once again been dropping. it means a cold, frosty start for most on friday morning but a mainly dry day ahead, with some spells of sunshine once any early fog has cleared. high pressure stilljust about in charge, but this frontal system will be trying to change things, with more cloud and some rain eventually into the far north—west, but most of us having a cold, frosty but bright start. fog patches most likely across eastern and southern counties of england. they should lift and clear. sunshine through the morning. more cloud, i think, developing for many inland areas into the afternoon, and certainly thicker cloud as this weather front approaches western counties of northern ireland and north—west scotland. some rain splashing in here later and a strengthening freeze. but that breeze coming up from the south, bringing some mild conditions to northern ireland and scotland — 15 likely in northern scotland. compare

mark lobel corners of the earth. mark lobel, bbc news.aby and shang—a—lang experienced a level of fan hysteria similar to the beatles in the uk and the us during the 1970s. let's take a listen. # bye — bye # bye—bye baby. adored by teenagers, who copied the rollers' tartan look, they became one the biggest pop sensations the uk has ever seen. they were hugely successful, selling more than 120 million records worldwide and, according to some, the invention of boy bands became an industry, thanks to the bay city rollers. earlier i spoke to music production —— producer sean mclusky. production -- producer sean mclusky— production -- producer sean mclus . , , . mclusky. definitely a difficult time. i mclusky. definitely a difficult time- i met — mclusky. definitely a difficult time. i met les _ mclusky. definitely a difficult time. i met les in _ mclusky. definitely a difficult time. i met les in his - time. i met les in his wilderness years, after his global success, after egg solo career injapan when he was backin career injapan when he was

mark lobel, bbc news. other news doctors for the imprisoned russian opposition activist, alexei navalny, say blood tests have indicated he's at risk of kidney failure. mr navalny has been on hunger strike for 18 days, because he's not being allowed access to his doctors. prison officials say he's refused the treatment he's been offered. brazil's environment minister says the country will need at least $10 billion a year in foreign aid to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2050, ten years earlier than currently planned. president bolsonaro's government has been trying to negotiate a controversial deal with the united states in which it would take measures to protect the amazon in exchange forforeign aid. myanmar�*s military leader min aung hlaing is expected to attend a special summit of southeast asian countries next week in his first trip abroad since the february coup. the meeting injakarta is likely to focus on the unrest in myanmar. civil society watchdogs say more than seven hundred people, including mo

mark lobel, bbc news.ow an april fool's day hoax turned into a mass riot in belgium. the accident that happened here was of the sort that can, at worst, produce a meltdown. in this case, the precautions worked but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked this is bbc news, the latest headlines: george floyd's former girlfriend reflects on his life and their battle with addiction on day four of ex—police officer derek chauvin's tri

mark lobel reports.tive steps in vienna as european diplomats shuttle between iranians and americans in the same city, but different buildings, looking for a way in between the smoke to rein in iran's nuclear activities. we do see this as a constructive and certainly welcome step. and in the end, we hope that we are able to leave vienna, return to the united states — our negotiating team, i should say — with a better understanding of a road map for how to get to that end state. at the heart of the dispute is uranium enrichment. the international community wants iran producing limited uranium, enriched up to 3.67% concentration. but iran has been enriching some uranium up to 20% concentration and stockpiling it. iran's chief nuclear negotiator says, so far, meetings have been constructive and on the right track, but gave this warning. i have come here to do business. but i doubt that there is the same seriousness in the other side. if the us is serious, they should be prepared to lift all sanctions that t

mark lobel, bbc news. the bay city rollers singer les mckeown has died suddenly at the age of 65.fan hysteria similar to the beatles in the uk and the us during the 1970s. # bye—bye baby # ba by goodbye # bye bye baby # don't make me cry adored by teenagers, who copied the rollers�* tartan look, they became one the biggest pop sensations the uk has ever seen. they were hugely successful, selling more than 120 million records worldwide. well earlier i spoke to music promoter sean mclusky, a very close friend of les mckeown and his family. definitely a difficult time. i knew les, i first met les in his wilderness years, after his global success, after his solo career injapan when he was back in the uk after taking the world by storm, and just sort of making a new life for himself. i always knew about his cultural significance and i was really aware of his history because growing up as a kid, you know, isaw, i saw him on top of the pops and i saw his weekly tv show shang—a—lang on the tv, that was like, you know, loads of screaming girls and it was incredible. but i knew him just as

mark lobel has this report, which contains distressing stories. crying.km south of where the attacks began over one week ago, escapees consoled one another but their pain is far from over. translation: i'm so tired. it was seven days in the bushes. i'm so tired. we crossed paths several times with evildoers. the situation is really bad. many dead, many dead. still in shock and searching for her son, this survivor says she heard the attackers were targeting the military. translation: some of them were cutting the throats - of people from there. it's been a traumaticjourney for many of the over 8000 the un estimates are displaced, including thousands of children, fleeing an enemy with unclear intentions, as yet undefeated by the army. gunfire. journalists visited the town of 75,000 people with operations still under way, witnessing troops battle to secure it. translation: we are in a stage of exploration . and consolidating the main areas. we are setting up our troops to control the perimeter of palma village. meanwhile, back at the port, the nervous wait f

mark lobel reports.assy he headed, kyaw zwar minn claims there has been a mini coup on the streets of london. they occupied my building. you know, i'm the ambassador of myanmar. and have you asked the foreign secretary, dominic raab, about this situation? yeah, we are waiting for their inspection. ambassador here since 2014, kyaw zwar minn won praise from britain's foreign secretary by calling for the release of myanmar�*s democratically elected leader, aung san suu kyi, who appointed him, and for restraint. a more moderate call to arms than myanmar�*s former ambassador to the un's plea for the army to be removed from power, but also one falling on deaf ears. this ostensibly his punishment for speaking out and perhaps a warning to others around the world. police were called following protests outside the embassy following reports is military attache had locked the ambassador and staff out of the building. it's the latest act by myanmar�*s ruthless military since their1 february coup, sparking protests ac

mark lobel, bbc news.r the duke of edinburgh's funeral at windsor castle on saturday. the ceremony has been planned by the duke and will reflect his life and interests. russia has expelled ten us diplomats and has banned visits by some american officials, in response to president biden�*s new sanctions on moscow. a group of guests at the notorious fyre festival will receive compensation after a lawsuit against the organisers. 277 people will receive more than $7,000 each. the 2017 event in the bahamas drew global attention after the supposedly luxury music experience, promoted by supermodels and celebrities turned out to resemble a disaster relief camp with windswept tents and decidedly non—gourmet food. it was cancelled on its opening day. the festival organiser, billy mcfarland, is serving a six—yearjail term for fraud. seth crossno was at the festival and went viral online by documenting the experience. he wasn't involved in the recent legal action. he shared his own footage from the event with us, whil

mark lobel reports.t of the embassy he headed, kyaw zwar minn claims there has been a mini coup on the streets of london. they occupied my building. you know, i'm the ambassador of myanmar. and have you asked the foreign secretary, dominic raab, about this situation? yeah, we are waiting for their inspection. ambassador here since 2014, kyaw zwar minn won praise from britain's foreign secretary by calling for the release of myanmar�*s democratically elected leader, aung san suu kyi, who appointed him, and for restraint. a more moderate call to arms than myanmar�*s former ambassador to the un's plea for the army to be removed from power, but also one falling on deaf ears. this ostensibly his punishment for speaking out and perhaps a warning to others around the world. police were called following protests outside the embassy following reports is military attache had locked the ambassador and staff out of the building. it's the latest act by myanmar�*s ruthless military since their1 february coup, sparking

mark lobel reports.tuous east received this show of solidarity from their president following weeks of increased fighting there. but the kremlin is accusing he kyiv of provocation and warns it may intervene to protect russian—backed separatist rebels they fear may soon face an all—out assault. as russia's most senior negotiator for the conflict, dmitry kozak, put it... russia, for its part, released these videos of training exercises near the ukrainian border. the united states says it's increasingly concerned by recent escalating russian aggressions in eastern ukraine, including russian troop movements on ukraine's border. russia now has more troops on the border of ukraine and at any time since 2014. five ukrainian soldiers have been killed this week alone. these are all deeply concerning signs. lives are being lost on both sides. ukraine says 25 servicemen have been killed so far this year. russian—backed rebels report one of their fighters was killed this week when ukrainian troops fired 1a mortar bo

mark lobel, bbc news.ure investment plan on a scale not seen in the united states in decades. the two trillion dollar package aims to modernise roads, repair bridges and promote climate initiatives, and in the process, it's hoped, create millions ofjobs. it's to be financed by a tax increase on corporations, and is likely to face a fight in congress, republicans have already voiced opposition. what i'm proposing is a one—time capital investment of roughly $2 trillion in america's future, spread largely over eight years. it will generate historicjob growth, historic economic growth, help businesses to compete internationally, and create more revenue as well. they're among the highest value investments we can make in the nation, investing in our infrastructure. but put it another way — failing to make these investments adds to our debt and effectively puts our children at a disadvantage, relative to our competitors. that's what crumbling infrastructure does. 0ur senior north america reporter anthony zurcher

mark lobel, bbc news.oxford—astrazeneca covid vaccine on children has stopped giving outjabs while the uk's medicines regulator investigates a possible link with rare blood clots in adults. the university of oxford has told the bbc that there are no safety concerns with the trial itself, but its scientists were waiting for further information. 0ur medical editor, fergus walsh, says the decision has been taken out of an abundance of caution. there are no safety concerns in the volunteers, they simply thought it would be sensible to stop vaccinating while this adult review was going on. now, no medicine, whether it's paracetamol or vaccines, is risk—free, but unpicking whether there is a link between the astrazeneca jab and these incredibly rare blood clots is frankly difficult. and the incidents in the uk is thought to be one case in every 600,000 vaccinations, in germany, it's higher, nearly all there involving younger women. and each case has to be investigated. did those involved have underlying conditio

mark lobel, bbc news.hallenges of climate change, as the argument continues over which of the major economies is the biggest polluter. 0ur science editor david shukman reports. china is the world's greatest factory and its biggest polluter, and america is the second largest. together, they account for nearly half of global emissions, and there's now a us president determined to change that. we can't wait any longer. we see it with our own eyes, we feel it, we know it in our bones. and it's time to act. so he's pushing for a lot more green energy and he's reversing the trump years by sending his envoyjohn kerry worldwide. secretary kerry, can we avert climate catastrophe? including the uk last month and, crucially, china just now. we cannot solve the climate issue without china beginning to reduce their emissions. this is the key to the global puzzle. biden has to figure out a way to compel beijing to begin to cut their emissions, or all the efforts we're making domestically are going to be ineffectual. one

mark lobel buckling under the strain. mark lobel, bbc news.deaths within 28 days of a positive test. just over 32 and half million have received their first dose. the latest figures show nearly nine and a half million people have received their second inoculation. the czech republic says it's expelling eighteen russian diplomats because of suspicions that russian intelligence was involved in explosions at an arms depot seven years ago. czech police have issued these photos of two men they want to question over the explosions and they appear to be the same russians wanted by authorities in the uk in connection with the poisoning of the former russian intelligence officer, sergei skripal, and his daughter yulia in salisbury three years ago. doctors for the imprisoned russian opposition activist, alexei navalny, say blood tests have indicated he's at risk of kidney failure. mr navalny, who has been in prison since february, for parole violations, that he says were trumped up, has been on hunger strike for more than for 18 days. he claims prison a

mark lobel has the latest.r chases 13—year—old adam toledo down a dark alley before shooting him once in the chest. the boy's actions at that moment had become a source of contention. initially it was claimed he was holding a gun, but body can footage appears to show no weapon is visible —— body camera footage. —— shows no west ms visible as the boy raises his hand. —— no weapon is visible. raises his hand. -- no weapon is visible-— is visible. those photos speak for himself. _ is visible. those photos speak for himself. adam _ is visible. those photos speak for himself. adam at - is visible. those photos speak for himself. adam at his - is visible. those photos speak for himself. adam at his last. for himself. adam at his last second of life did not have a gun in his hand. the officer screamed at him, show me your hands, adam complied, turned around, his hands were empty, when he was shot in the chest at the hands of the officer. after the shooting, the policeman calls for an ambulance while urging adam to sta

mark lobel reports.resident following weeks of increased fighting there. but the kremlin is accusing he kyiv of provocation and warns it may intervene to protect russian—backed separatist rebels they fear may soon face an all—out assault. as the most senior negotiator for the conflict, dmitry kozak, put it... he added... russia, for its part, released these videos of training exercises near the ukrainian border. the united states says it's increasingly concerned by recent escalating russian aggressions in eastern ukraine, including russian troop movements on ukraine's border. russia now has more troops on the border of ukraine than at any time since 2014. five ukrainian soldiers have been killed this week alone. these are all deeply concerning signs. lives are being lost on both sides. ukraine says 25 servicemen have been killed so far this year. russian—backed rebels report one of their fighters was killed this week when ukrainian troops fired 14 mortar bombs at a village on the outskirts of the city of

mark lobel with the latest on that story. —— 1997.on saturday with schools and non—essential shops once again closing. president emmanuel macron said the country risked losing control if it failed to deal with an accelerating outbreak. he also announced a vaccination programme, promising that by the end of the summer everyone over 18 will be vaccinated. 0ur paris correspondent, lucy williamson, reports. paris today is a tale of two cities — a sense of freedom in the streets, in hospitals, a sense of deja vu. with more than 5,000 patients in intensive care, france is already above normal saturation level. in this small paris unit today, all nine life support beds were full. translation: the thing that worries us a lot is that - protective measures are not being respected. when the weather's good, we see people walking by the seine, all cramped together, orshopping in the market without any protection. and we know that in these kinds of situations, the government has trouble enforcing the restrictions. 79—year—old madeleine arrived here

mark lobel reports. in vienna as european diplomats shuttle between iranians and americans in the same city, but different buildings, looking for a way in between the smoke to rein in iran's nuclear activities. did ou see iran's nuclear activities. did you see this _ you see this as constructive —— we do see this as a constructive and certainly welcome step. in the end, we hope that we are able to return to the united states with our negotiating team with an understanding of a better road map of how to get back. at understanding of a better road map of how to get back. at the heart of the — map of how to get back. at the heart of the dispute _ map of how to get back. at the heart of the dispute is - map of how to get back. at the heart of the dispute is uranium i heart of the dispute is uranium enrichment. the united states wants iran to limit enrichment to 3.67%. but iran has been increasing to around 20% and stockpiling it. iran's chief nuclear negotiator says so far meetings have been constructive and

mark lobel, bbc news.ch a business due to support the goals. see you soon. hello. we're seeing big temperature differences from night to day at the moment. we started yesterday morning at around —6 in a few spots. thursday afternoon, under clear skies, sunny skies — you can see from the satellite imagery — we got to 17—18 degrees. problem is, as soon as you lose that sunshine, the temperatures plummet again. and this morning, another widespread frost across the country, maybe as low as —3 or “i! in some spots of england and south—east scotland. frost—free towards the north but that's because we've got more cloud, even though we're under this same area of high pressure — that's what's keeping things dry at the moment. but around it, we are seeing some blustery conditions, particularly towards the far south and the west. most, though, light winds through friday, early morning mist and fog patches quickly clearing. that cloud stubbornly persistent across the far north—east of scotland, maybe a few showers for

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i'm mark lobel our top stories: india's healthcare system buckles, as a record surge in covid cases putse—saving supplies — we have a special report from the frontline. if oxygen runs out, there is no leeway for many patients. there is no leeway. they will die. us regulators lift the suspension on the single dose of thejohnson &johnson of the johnson & johnson vaccine, of thejohnson &johnson vaccine, seeing benefits far outweigh any potential risks. president macron says france will never yield to islamist terrorism, after a man fatally stabs a woman police clerk near paris. the reality tv star and transgender activist, caitlynjenner, says she's going to run to be

mark lobel, bbc news.ut keeping big cats as pets is notjust popular in the us but in russia. a warning in advance, as tempting as it may seem pleased to try this at home. a wild cat, eyes fixed on someone asleep. but this is play, not pray. the unexpected, a hug. meet the well�*s most unusual house cat, messy the puma. he lives in this apartment in the russian city, with his owners alexander and maria. translation: �* ., ., translation: i'm attached to him as much — translation: i'm attached to him as much as _ translation: i'm attached to him as much as he _ translation: i'm attached to him as much as he is - translation: i'm attached to him as much as he is attached| him as much as he is attached to me. we have this very strong bond with each other, when they leave home the cat doesn't want to go out of the house. he doesn't eat, he is very worried, anti— meets me one a return home so by the couple found him as a cub at the zoo. he was unwell so these are agreed to their request to take him home-— him ho

mark lobel, bbc news. ago is now focused on epping forest after it emerged he caught a cab to loughton on the night he disappeared. specialist search officers from across the met are trying the search for a student from west london who went missing ten days ago is now focused on epping forest after it emerged he caught a cab to loughton on the night he disappeared. specialist search officers from across the met are trying to find 19—year—old richard 0korogheye from ladbroke grove, who has sickle cell disease and had been shielding. a short while ago detective superintendent danny gosling from the met police gave this update. we have been making extensive enquiries into the disappearance of richard and, over the last days, we've conducted a number of enquiries in relation to his mobile phone activity and also his financial activity. and as a direct consequence of that, we are able to identify that richard paid for a taxi from west london which brought him here and, having spoken to the taxi driver, and made

mark lobel, bbc news.ing in the us city of indianapolis. witnesses reported seeing a man firing an automatic weapon at a fedex warehouse. let's speak to our correspondent, gary 0'donoghue. what more do we know about this shooting? what more do we know about this shootin: ? ~ what more do we know about this shootinu? ~ . , , ., shooting? well, it happened late last niaht, shooting? well, it happened late last night. in _ shooting? well, it happened late last night, in indianapolis, - shooting? well, it happened late last night, in indianapolis, at- shooting? well, it happened late last night, in indianapolis, at a l last night, in indianapolis, at a fedex warehouse, as you say, just close the airport in indianapolis. police were called at about iipm close the airport in indianapolis. police were called at about 11pm to an active shooter incident. it seems when they got there it was pretty much all over. what seems to have happened is that a man got out of his car in the car park and started shooting immedia

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mark lobel, bbc news.e been killed in a shooting at a fedex facility. the gunman then took his own life, leaving local hospitals dealing with many more people with gunshot wounds. police are yet to determine the reason for this latest incident in a nation where, as president biden noted last week, 316 people are shot every single day. the us vice—president kamala harris says there is no question this violence must end. let's get the latest daily figures form the department of health concerning covid—19. in the past 2a hours, 2,596 people have tested positive for covid 19 — a drop of 8.5% in the past seven days. 3a deaths were recorded — that's the total number of deaths within 28 days of a positive test. just over 32.5 million people have now received a first dose of a vaccine — 8,931,547 have received their second dose, according to the latest figures. figures from the office for national statistics suggest that around 1—in—500 people across the uk tested positive for coronavirus last week. that figure is

mark lobel, bbc news.nd many injured in a shooting in the us city of indianapolis. witnesses reported seeing a man firing an automatic weapons at a fedex warehouse. 0ur correspondent gary 0'donoghue gave us this update. it happened late last night in indianapolis, at a fedex warehouse, as you say, just close to the airport in indianapolis. police were called at around 11pm to an active shooter incident. it seems when they got there it was pretty much all over and what seems to have happened is a man got out of his car in the car park, started shooting immediately, we understand some kind of rifle. then went inside the facility, but may not have got beyond the metal detectors, but in those short few minutes he managed to kill eight people and several others are in the hospital, including one who is critically injured. it has taken some time for relatives of those who died to find out for this reason that the workers in the fedex facility are not allowed their phones, so while they were corralled to a nearby

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i'm mark lobel.he row between russia and the czech republic deepens — both sides expel diplomats — as prague accuses moscow of spying. some of europe's biggest football clubs announce plans to set up a new super league — despite opposition from officials. more deadly shootings in the united states. six people are killed in separate incidents in wisconsin and texas. and how nasa is attempting to make history with the first powered flight on another planet. tensions between moscow and prague have escalated — russia has expelled 20 diplomats, a day after the czech republic announced they were expelling 18 russian diplomats identified as secret agents. this includes two men suspected of involvement in a deadly explosion at a czech arms depot seven years ago. britain claims they're the same two men who tried to kill a former spy with a nerve agent three years ago. our security correspondent gordon corera has the story. the aftermath of a deadly explosion. in october 2014, this arms depot in the czech coun

i'm mark lobel.n hospital beds and life—saving supplies. we have a special report from the frontline. if oxyg e n if oxygen runs out, there is no leeway for many patients. there is no leeway. they will die. time is running out to save the crew of an indonesian submarine missing off the coast of bali since wednesday. from close ally to bitter critic: dominic cummings launches an explosive attack on borisjohnson, accusing the uk prime minister of lacking integrity. president macron says france will never yield to islamist terrorism after a man fatally stabs a woman police

here's mark lobel with more. who would take power over the largest island in the world?ill cause ripples far wider than greenland's coastline, floating voters rule the waves and have clear choices to make. it is true, there are a blizzard of domestic issues on the minds of the inuit majority here, including fishing and housing and economic pressures and the demand for greater autonomy but one controversial topic stands out and affects global citizens as well, the kvanefjeld mining project, one of the worlds largest untapped deposits of rare earth elements, minerals the west currently relies on chinese or to manufacture electronics, but could that change? the ruling social democratic siumut (forward) party party there is the giant earth any remaining mining project would unearth an economic windfall and would help greenland to financial independence as it gets one third of its budget directly from copenhagen. translation: ~ ., , translation: when it really counts and — translation: when it really counts and when _ translation: when it really counts and when reality - tran

i'm mark lobel.port from the frontline. us regulators lift the suspension on the single dosejohnson &johnson vaccine, saying benefits far outweigh any potential risks. president macron says france will never yield to islamist terrorism, after a man fatally stabs a woman police clerk near paris. the reality tv star and transgender activist, caitlynjenner, says she's going to run to be governor of california. and we hear from the swimmer who's set a high—altitude

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i'm mark lobel. thanks for watching. —— super league. hello.nd and scotland, so a little rain during monday for some here. but for most of the, uk it's high—pressure, it's dry and, after a chilly start, it will feel quite warm in the sunshine. this area of high—pressure extending across from scandinavia. this area of low pressure giving parts of northern ireland and scotland notjust more cloud but a little rain. but where you have the clouds to start today, you will avoid frost, but a touch of frost eastern scotland, parts of england or wales. close to or perhaps a touch below freezing in the coldest rural areas. and some early low cloud, mist and fog gradually clearing from parts of eastern england. plenty of sunshine following on behind, across most of england and wales, and scotland. bit of patchy cloud developing. an isolated shower later in the day can't be ruled out in south east england. but the cloud though is thickest across western counties of northern ireland, western—most parts of scotland. there will be some outbreaks of rain occas

i'm mark lobel our top stories: india's healthcare system buckles, as a record surge in covid cases puts pressure on hospital beds and life—saving supplies — we have a special report from the frontline. if oxygen runs out, there is no leeway for many patients. there is no leeway. they will die. us regulators lift the suspension on the single dose of thejohnson &johnson of the johnson & johnson vaccine, of thejohnson &johnson vaccine, seeing benefits far outweigh any potential risks. president macron says france will never yield to islamist terrorism, after a man fatally stabs a woman police clerk near paris. the reality tv star and transgender activist, caitlynjenner, says she's going to run to be governor of california. and we hear from the swimmer who's set a high—altitude record in the mountain ranges of south america. welcome, to our viewers on pbs in america, and around the globe. we're starting in india where the healthcare system is collapsing under the pressure of a surging second coronavirus wave, with hospitals full, patients left untreated for hours, and supplies of oxygen des

mark lobel, bbc news. the bay city rollers singer les mckeown has died aged 65. the uk and us during the 19705. in the uk and us during the 1970s. let's take a listen. at? 19705. let's take a listen. ii" goodbye baby, bye—bye 19705. let's take a listen. 325" goodbye baby, bye—bye baby goodbye. don't make me cry... you are the one girl in town i'd marry. you are the one girl in town i'd marry-— you are the one girl in town i'd marry. you are the one girl in town i'd mar . , , ., ., i'd marry. they became one of the biggest — i'd marry. they became one of the biggest pep _ i'd marry. they became one of the biggest pop sensations - i'd marry. they became one of| the biggest pop sensations the uk have ever seen, hugely successful, selling more than 120 million records worldwide. i spoke to sean mccluskey, a close friend of les mckeown and his family. definitely a difficult time, ifirst his family. definitely a difficult time, i first met les in his wilderness years after the global success and a solo career injapan when he was backin career injapan when he was back i

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i'm mark lobel.essure on hospital beds and life—saving supplies — we have a special report from the frontline. president macron says france will never yield to islamist terrorism, after a man fatally stabs a woman police clerk near paris. the reality tv star and transgender activist, caitlynjenner, says she's going to run to be governor of california. and we hear from the swimmer who's set a high—altitude record in the mountain ranges of south america.

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