our international correspondent orla guerin reports from sao paulo. brazil's agony.lo away to the new covid dead. the virus is still reaching many here long before vaccines do. giseiro dimora died of covid in mayjust days after this action was taken and days before he was taken and days before he was due to get a job. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son felipe joined the recent street protests seeking justice for his dad. for those who have come out on the streets here, this isn'tjust about grief come out on the streets here, this isn't just about grief and angen this isn't just about grief and anger, it's about political responsibility. they believe that many of the dead are the limbs of bolsonaro, his policies and his inaction as well as victims of covid—19, and the pressure on the president is growing. the focus is here, heated parliamentary enquiry which has become must watch tv. it has already uncovered that pfizer offered to supply vaccines to the government last year and, for months, was ignored. we met the opposition senator, omar aziz, le

our international correspondent orla guerin reports from sao paulo. brazil's agony.oil. fresh graves in sao paulo await the new covid dead. the virus is still reaching many here long before vaccines do. critics accuse president jair bolsonaro of presiding over a massacre, with hundreds of thousands of needless deaths. josildo di mora man was one of them, relatives say. the 62—year—old died from covid in may — hours after these pictures were taken. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son, felipe, joined the recent street protests here against the brazilian leader, seeking justice for his father. for those who've come out on the streets here, this is notjust about grief and anger — it's about political responsibility. they believe that many of the dead are victims of president bolsonaro, his policies and his inaction, as well as victims of covid—19. and the pressure on the president is growing. the epicentre is here, inside the modernist parliament in the capital, brasilia. we met the opposition senator, omar aziz, leading an enquiry into the handling o

our international correspondent orla guerin reports from brazil. brazil's agony.d. the virus is still reaching many here long before vaccines do. josildo di mora died of covid in mayjust hours after this picture was taken and days before he was due to get a jab. the father of five was the heart of his family. his son, felipe, joined the recent street protests here against the brazilian leader, seeking justice for his dad. for those who've come out on the streets here, this is notjust about grief and anger — it's about political responsibility. they believe that many of the dead are victims of president bolsonaro, his policies and his inaction, as well as victims of covid—19. and the pressure on the president is growing. the epicentre is here, inside the modernist parliament in the capital, brasilia. we met the opposition senator, omar aziz, leading an enquiry the senate hearings are often heated and have become must—watch tv. a pfizer executive said its offers to supply vaccines last year were ignored by the government for months. it has already uncovered that pfi

orla guerin, bbc news, brasilia. a row has broken out in spain — over meat consumption.nister suggested his fellow countrymen should eat less meat for their own health — and the planet's. courtney bembridge reports. it is a country famed for its dry cured ham, chorizo and sausages. spaniards love their meat more than any other eu country, slaughtering 17 million pigs, cows, sheep, goats, horses and birds every year. so many spaniards were surprised to hear their consumer affairs minister, alberto garzon, saying this... translation: what would you think if i told you that l excessive meat consumption harms our health and also our planet? without the planet, we have no life, without the planet we have no salaries, no economy, and we are destroying it and we have a direct impact on one of the parts that we are destroying it. we can change our diets and improve the state of the planet. his comments came underfire from, you guessed it, the agriculture minister who said it denigrated the work of the country's farmers. then the prime minister, pedro sanchez, interrupted a trip

our international correspondent orla guerin reports from sao paulo. brazil's agony.id dead. the virus is reaching the before others do. this man was the height of his family. his sonjoined the recent the height of his family. his son joined the recent street protests, seeking justice for his dad. he protests, seeking 'ustice for his dad. ., , grief or anger, it's about political responsibility. for those who've come out on the streets here, this is notjust about grief and anger — it's about political responsibility. they believe that many of the dead are victims of president bolsonaro, his policies and his inaction, as well as victims of covid—19. and the pressure on the president is growing. the focus is here, heated parliamentary enquiry which has become most watched tv. it is already been uncovered that pfizer offered to supply vaccines to the government last year and, for months, was ignored. we met the opposition senator leading the enquiry. we met the opposition senator, omar aziz, leading an enquiry into the handling of the pandemic. his own brother is among t