philippa: our royal correspondent, there.ake you back to the live pictures there from eastern england and suffolk, where joe biden has arrived together with jill biden, first lady. he's due to speak in the next half-hour to you -- u.s. air force personnel and their families. he's got quite a welcome, you can see plenty of evidence of the stars & stripes among those gathered at the air force base. as he arrived, white house sources said the u.s. will be supplying 500 million doses of covid vaccines to around 100 countries over the next year. that was one of the key issues, wasn't it, how the wealthiest nations will help others around the world access vaccinations against covid-19. lots more on the g7 agenda. we will be bringing you more of that in the days to come. narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financiaservices firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's negle

i'm philippa thomas with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. the uk health secretary, matt hancock resigns, over the publication of pictures showing him kissing a colleague, in breach of covid guidance. he'd led the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic from the very beginning and says he's let people down. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everyone in this country has made. that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that is why i have got to resign. as rescuers search for survivors of the miami apartment block collapse, news that there'd been warnings three years ago, about the building's safety. and wales�*s euro 2020 dreams are over, beaten four nil, by denmark — as italy knock out austria, with a 2—1victory. the uk health secretary, matt hancock, has resigned, a day after admitting he'd breached social distancing guidelines, by kissing a colleague in his office, in the department of health. calls for him to step down had come from some conservative mps, after the publication of

you know, philippa, even my kids this morning said, "have you seen all the memes about matt hancock,hen teenagers are taking an interest, you are in big trouble. perhaps, rob, if he had been seen to be felt less as a health secretary, he might have hung on, but he has faced a lot of pressure. i mean, it is an ugly combination. you have the slightest problem that the charge of hypocrisy, the humiliation and laughing stock. his time as health secretary has not been unblemished. 0ne thinks perhaps of the critique that has come from the prime minister's former senior adviser, the incredibly public scathing critique from dominic cummings, who has also been showing messages he has got from the prime minister describing matt hancock with an expletive in the middle, before it as hopeless. absolutely, there has been this criticism, if you like, of his personal behaviour, but also of his professional handling of the pandemic. that said, of course, you will find people to come to matt hancock's defence and say, you know, he had one hell tricky spot being that britain's health secretary in the m

our health correspodent philippa roxby reports.doctors say most have a mild fever, which can be treated at home. they say they're overwhelmed. i was on a couple of mondays ago, we saw nearly 300 patients in a day. we are seeing lots of young children, less than one—year—old, with fevers, a bit of vomiting, may be a bit of diarrhoea, hugh generally do lok quite well but there is parental anxiety about their symptoms. and we simply don't have enough staff to keep up with that demand. a&e doctors across the uk have told the royal college of paediatricians and child health they've seen large increases in children attending, particularly those under five. in some places, demand is double normal levels. 0ne doctor in belfast said she was extremely worried about what would happen if numbers continued to rise. in liverpool, there are reports of pressure on inpatient beds. and a doctor in edinburgh spoke of lots of children with viral illnesses that don't need hospital treatment. children going to a&e are not in well with covid, but with ot

i'm philippa thomas.pean football championship. translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse, _ translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse, and _ translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse, and then - translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse, and then he i eriksen collapse, and then he received help in cpr on the pitch. then christian came back before leaving the stadium, and he was awake at the time. leaders at the g7 summit agree on a huge spending plan to counter the influence of china.

i'm philippa thomas with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world.sing a colleague, in breach of covid guidance. he'd led the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic from the very beginning and says he's let people down. i understand the enormous sacrifices that everyone in this country has made. that you have made. and those of us who make these rules have got to stick by them and that is why i have got to resign. as rescuers search for survivors of the miami apartment block collapse, news that there'd been warnings three years ago, about the building's safety. and wales's euro 2020 dreams are over,

i'm philippa thomas.s to nine, with many more still missing. thousands of people in bangladesh scramble to leave the capital dhaka ahead of a new covid lockdown. britain's new health secretary begins work — after the embarassing resignation of matt hancock. sajid javid — says his priority is getting out of the pandemic i also know that it comes with huge responsibility and i will do everything that i can to make sure that i deliver for the people of this great country. a serious breach of british security — how were secret documents about this royal navy warship found at a bus stop?

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philippa roxby, bbc news.th its first events taking place earlier this month. the city has been showcasing its cultural heritage as it hosts arts and events throughout the year. it's hoped this will play a significant role for the city's prosperity — especially post—covid. we'll be checking in each month throughout the year to see what's happening. today, bbc presenter, trish adudu is looking at street art. and there you are in front of some lovely street art! tell]! and there you are in front of some lovely street art!— and there you are in front of some lovely street art! tell us more. yes indeed. i lovely street art! tell us more. yes indeed- i am _ lovely street art! tell us more. yes indeed. i am outside _ lovely street art! tell us more. yes indeed. i am outside the _ lovely street art! tell us more. yes indeed. i am outside the largest i indeed. i am outside the largest professional theatre in coventry, in front of what is arguably one of the largest portrait murals in the country. it's of the 19th cent

i'm philippa thomas. shock as denmark's christian eriksen collapses on the pitch at the european football championship. translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse, _ translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse, and _ translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse, and then - translation: we saw christian eriksen collapse, and then he i eriksen collapse, and then he received help in cpr on the pitch. then christian came back before leaving the stadium, and he was awake at the time. leaders at the g7 summit agree on a huge spending plan to counter the influence of china. and queen elizabeth ii official birthday is celebrated at windsor castle. hello, and welcome to bbc news. danish footballer christian eriksen is in a stable condition in hospital after he collapsed on the pitch during his nation's european championship match against finland. the 29—year—old suddenly fell to the ground in front of his home supporters in copenhagen. team—mates and medics rushed to his aid. the game was suspended. when

i'm philippa thomas. the number of dead from the collapsed apartment block in florida rises to nine, with many more still missing. thousands of people in bangladesh scramble to leave the capital dhaka ahead of a new covid lockdown. britain's new health secretary begins work — after the embarassing resignation of matt hancock. sajid javid — says his priority is getting out of the pandemic i also know that it comes with huge responsibility and i will do everything that i can to make sure that i deliver for the people of this great country. a serious breach of british security — how were secret documents about this royal navy warship found at a bus stop? and holders portugal have been knocked out of the eurotwenty—twenty football tournament by the world's top ranked team belgium. hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. in florida, around 150 people are still unaccounted for — four days after the collapse of a 12 storey apartment block. officials in miami said the death toll from the di

philippa roxby, bbc news.ian in a&e at the leicester royal infirmary. i suppose we are so used to talking about coronavirus, we tend to forget about coronavirus, we tend to forget about other viruses and how much damage had they been doing and how many patients have you been seeing? have you seen a surge in children coming in?— have you seen a surge in children cominu in? , ., ,, ., ., coming in? yes, thank you for having me on. coming in? yes, thank you for having me on- it's — coming in? yes, thank you for having me on- it's quite _ coming in? yes, thank you for having me on. it's quite clear— coming in? yes, thank you for having me on. it's quite clear we _ coming in? yes, thank you for having me on. it's quite clear we are - me on. it's quite clear we are seeing more children for this time of year than we have ever done before and virtually every emergency department is reporting that. what is concerning is the majority of those children have very simple disease processes, fever for no more than a couple o

philippa roxby, bbc news.d is just around the corner and the weather is going to bring us a mixed bag over the next few days. spells of sunshine throughout the weekend, a few showers here and there on saturday and more persistent rain in the far south on sunday. back to the here and now, a lot of cloud through the rest of the afternoon into the evening. showery rain parts of northern england, wales, thunderstorm through the midlands, east anglia, as we head into this evening. 0vernight, most of the main tent cities, it will stay quite cloudy with a mist and fog around for many. slightly clearer skies in the south and far north—west, but temperature are staying in double figures over night. into saturday, slow—moving front still with us, quite a week by the front, is not bringing too much rain, but a lot of cloud across much of the uk. eight few at sharp showers through central england, perhaps wales. sunny skies towards the far north—west and temperatures between 1a to 22 degrees. goodbye. hello, this is bbc n

philippa roxby, bbc news.ing, charlie. it reflects really what your viewers i reflects really what your viewers just heard in that report. we are seeing really large numbers of children coming to the emergency department, certainly forthis children coming to the emergency department, certainly for this time of year, and we have really not seen anything like it before, i would say. i know that is being reflected in emergency departments right across the country. qm. in emergency departments right across the country.— in emergency departments right across the country. ok, so is this a problem? — across the country. ok, so is this a problem? every — across the country. ok, so is this a problem? every parent _ across the country. ok, so is this a problem? every parent wants i across the country. ok, so is this a problem? every parent wants to i across the country. ok, so is this a j problem? every parent wants to do the right thing, if your child is ill and you don't know the reason, you may be wanting to seek att

dr philippa whitford is the snp's health spokesperson. good afternoon.estminster and last month we published a report exactly on the uptake and how to encourage uptake. the world health organization describe it as three features, complacency, confidence in the vaccine, so dealing with misinformation, but most of all convenience. i don't think anyone is very complacent about covid, so it is about getting accurate information out and making it incredibly easy for people to access the vaccine. ads, incredibly easy for people to access the vaccine-— the vaccine. a quick question about cases in scotland. _ the vaccine. a quick question about cases in scotland. just _ the vaccine. a quick question about cases in scotland. just short - the vaccine. a quick question about cases in scotland. just short of- cases in scotland. just short of 3000 cases were reported today and thatis 3000 cases were reported today and that is compared to a previous high ofjust that is compared to a previous high of just over 2500 that is compared to a previous high ofjust over 2500 o

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