smaller tree trunks will be used to rebuild the medieval rafters. ones like this will go to reconstruct the spire. and while the coronavirus pandemic has kept most humans locked down, it's given the animal world rather more freedom. we thought that animals — for example, penguins in south africa — have survived perfectly well, we think. but in fact, when we retreated we discovered that the penguins actually normally would be doing very much better than they have been doing for decades. and coming up on the bbc news channel... 0le gunnar solskjaer warns his side not to blow their two—goal advantage heading into tonight's second leg with granda with a europa league with granada with a europa league semi final spot at stake. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. the number of people waiting to start hospital treatment in england has reached a record high of 4.7 million people. the figure, from the end of february, is the highest since records began in 2007. there were also nearly 388,000 patients waiting more than a year for non—urgent sur

smaller tree trunks will be used to rebuild the medieval rafters.easured and assigned a place in the reconstruction. this one — its trunk almost a metre across — would have sprouted soon after the french revolution. translation: this is the historic oak of our forests. _ we're proud to see the work we do is meaningful. the forest is eternal, but that's not the case for the trees — and if they have a second life in the new notre dame forest at the top of the cathedral, so much the better. a second life, too, for these statues of the apostles — taken from the cathedral spire for routine restoration days before it collapsed in flames. their survival, says the workshop�*s director, helped persuade officials to opt for an identical reconstruction over a new contemporary design. translation: we took the statues down on 11 april 2019. _ they arrived here the next day — a friday. the following monday, the fire broke out and we immediately understood that what we had in our workshop was some kind of relics. looking back, its clear we saved them, because they

smaller tree trunks will be used to rebuild the medieval rafters. ones like this will go to reconstruct the spire. and while the coronavirus pandemic has kept most of us locked down — it's given the animal world loads more freedom. we thought that animals — for example, penguins in south africa — have survived perfectly well, we think. but in fact, when we retreated we discovered that the penguins actually normally would be doing very much better than they have been doing for decades. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. the number of people waiting to start hospital treatment in england has reached a record high — of 4.7 million people. the figure, from the end of february, is the highest since records began in 2007. there were also nearly 388,000 patients waiting more than a year for non—urgent surgery — compared with 1,600 before the pandemic. here's our health correspondent anna collinson. this man has spent much of the pandemic in pain, waiting for an operation on his pancreas which was seen as vital but not time critical. the 23—year—old ha

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when i try to shout from the rafters and been told to shut up. turning point comes generally 1h when fishing ping himself personally steps into the situation, she was out, we do not know this publicly but is chewing at the state council in beijing on the commonest party leadership i have had it, there's clearly something going on a wuhan. we're not getting correct reports of our own people. i do not want to hear anymore coverups, give me some straight data. the following day we go from everyday they're saying there's some around 30 -- 40 cases in all of china they even have a day when they report fewer cases total than the previous day. somehow death did not happen we made a mistake. suddenly on the 20th we have hundreds of cases. we know now that's the point at which the big lie stops or at least phase into a smaller lie. and w.h.o. finally starts acting like there's a crisis. >> great. heidi, how about you? where were you, what we are working on house that change? >> i was here in london. i'm a school of tropical medicine. there were some conve

smaller tree trunks will be used to rebuild the medieval rafters.e in the new notre dame forest at the top of the cathedral, so much the better. a second life, too, for these statues of the apostles — taken from the cathedral spire for routine restoration days before it collapsed in flames. their survival, says the workshop�*s director, helped persuade officials to opt for an identical reconstruction over a new contemporary design. translation: we took the statues down on 11 april 2019. _ they arrived here the next day — a friday. the following monday, the fire broke out and we immediately understood that what we had in our workshop was some kind of relics. looking back, it�*s clear we saved them, because they would have been smashed to pieces when the spire fell. there was a time that night when fire crews thought notre dame was lost — its survival measured in minutes. today it�*s measured in tree trunks, manpower, scaffolding. the vast reconstruction of a symbol whose scale isn�*t fully grasped through numbers any more than through words. lucy wil

the venue, packed to the rafters for a congress of his justest and development party. to have a negative test, but doctors called it a ngress of all the covid variance -- variant's and turkey. a fear at the funeral of an islamic scholar, turkey's health minister, of all people, ignoring his own advice. he later apologized saying, everyone knows the pandemic spreads much faster and crowds. it spread fivefold after the government eased restrictions on march the first. watch the red zones seep across this map produced by an independent datanalyst. the turkish doctors union tells us it was like giving people an appointment to get the virus. he says the governmenhas blood on their hands. >> we cannot -- it could be permitted by government and it was not permitted by this reason. >> four neighborhoods are especially hard-hit, like this in istanbul, where many live hand to mask. no pandemic payments here, providing an income. from her window seal, she tells us she has covid. this is her social safety net, food delivered by neighbors. doctors are calling for support for the po

the venue packed to the rafters for a congress of hisjustice and development party.a congress of all the covid variants in turkey. and here at the funeral of an islamic scholar, turkey's health minister fahrettin koca, of all people, ignoring his own advice. he later apologised, saying everyone knows the pandemic spreads much faster in crowds. it spread fivefold after the government eased restrictions on march 1st. watch the red zones seep across this map produced by an independent data analyst. the turkish doctors union tells us it was like giving people an appointment to get the virus. they say the government has blood on its hands. even sometimes we lose young people. it is a very big sadness for us. and then we cannot, how we say, prevent our fears. it could be prevented by government and then it was not prevented. for this reason we call this situation a social murder. poor neighbourhoods are especially hard—hit, like tarlabasi in istanbul, where many live hand to mouth. no pandemic payments here providing an income. from her windowsill, zehra tells us she has c

chamberlain's number 13 hanging in the rafters for his 6.5 seasons as a philadelphia and san franciscorior curry going through his usual pregame routine with a short handed group curry hot early from three point range. he already had 11 points in the quarter when he hit this three then just a couple of minutes later, another three from curry. he's knocking on the door. hurry ended up 10 of 18 from three point range, 53 points and all and then, just a few minutes later, it was a layup that made curry the all time scorer in franchise history. curry with the gesture for chamberlain, time out, gave terry's teammates and the brass bob myers and rick welts moment to express their appreciation if this had happened on the next home stand in a lot of actual fans in the arena. this was also in a. work game for the words when it comes to their postseason hopes, draymond green left alone and he drives the lane for two of his 18 points on seven of eight shooting warriors close this one out win. 1 16 1! oh, seven to hang on to that number 10 spot in the west. at first glance tonight in arizona, the

the venue packed to the rafters for a congress of hisjustice and development party.ss of all the covid variants in turkey. and here at the funeral of an islamic scholar, turkey's health minister fahrettin koca, of all people, ignoring his own advice. he later apologised, saying everyone knows the pandemic spreads much faster in crowds. it spread fivefold after the government eased restrictions on march 1st. watch the red zones seep across this map produced by an independent data analyst. the turkish doctors union tells us it was like giving people an appointment to get the virus. they say the government has blood on its hands. even sometimes we lose young people. it is a very big sadness for us. and then we cannot, how we say, prevent our fears. it could be prevented by government and then it was not prevented. for this reason we call this situation a social murder. poor neighbourhoods are especially hard—hit, like tarlabasi in istanbul, where many live hand to mouth. no pandemic payments here providing an income. from her windowsill, zehra tells us she has covid. th

rafter the facility was damaged by fire yesterday as ktvu is amber lee explained. some suspect the homeless are to blame for sparking the flames. these doors are warped, and they're customized for this purpose, regina jackson shows me the damage to east open youth development center, or e o. y d. c on international boulevard from an arson that happened around 6 45 thursday morning. she's the ceo and president of the nonprofit. it was like a spear through my heart. we're a community treasure, the fire department says tires and clothing found near the building's front entrance were used to set the fire. jackson suspects the farm may have been set by the homeless people who often blocked the center store way when we have to open our business and encourage them to leave, oftentimes they're quite angry. the fire department says the man suspected of starting the far was chased away by a bystander before crews arrived. jackson says the center is a game changer. attracting people such as warriors coach steve kerr and star stephon curry to come inspire low income at risk yo

the venue packed to the rafters for a congress of his justice and development party.. and here at the funeral of an islamic scholar, turkey's health minister fahrettin koca, of all people, ignoring his own advice. he later apologised, saying everyone knows the pandemic spreads much faster in crowds. it spread fivefold after the government eased restrictions on march 1st. watch the red zones seep across this map reduced across this map produced by an independent data analyst. the turkish doctors union tells us it was like giving people an appointment to get the virus. they say the government has blood on its hands. even sometimes we lose young people. it is a very big sadness for us. and then we cannot, how we say, prevent our fears. it could be prevented by government and then it was not prevented. for this reason we call this situation a social murder. poor neighbourhoods are especially hard—hit, like tarlabasi in istanbul, where many live hand to mouth. no pandemic payments here providing an income. from her windowsill, zehra tells us she has covid. this is her soci

and they are not able to get to hospitals at the moment because they are literally packed to the rafterse have told us they feel helpless. collective prayers is their only way of coping. prayer have a power, and that is the main which i think with india at the moment, there are a lot of people suffering from covid—19, so the best way we cannot do anything else but we can ask god, can you please give them strength and help them to come out from all the people is suffering? the prayers were simulcast up across india to send messages of love, hope and thoughts to those so far away. a man has been arrested in albania after driving into a pedestrianised square in the capital. people were queueing to be vaccinated when a car drove erratically through the square. it was only stopped when a passer—byjump square. it was only stopped when a passer—by jump feet first through the window. albanian police say they believe the 32—year—old suspect was driving under the influence of drugs. we are going to talk about racism in football than a minute, but i will first tell you quickly that manchester city

good enough, you have to divest yourself in everything, the other thing that makes me upset, steve rafterin the obama administration, very successful, he's a far left guy, he was in charge of the government bailout in the automobile industry. he was on a new show yesterday morning and he said what bothers him about all the spending, it's not just inflation in the deficit in government, how are they going to execute this, they start from scratch in their gonna spend $6 trillion there is an opportunity not just for john kerry making some money on the side but they won't be able to execute it and it'll be an awful lot of money wasted in fraud in every other way there charging the american people, every man woman and child in america will have to pay $1500 per year for their green energy proposal, that's an awful lot of money. gerry: is a good point, in the circumstances you can't get the money out the door fast enough, they're just on the investment opportunities to spend that efficiently. i do wonder if john kerry does a little flying around in private jets, any investments in private jet c

and i think you should shake the rafters a little bit. i think the establishment is very comfortable in their seats of power. and so when a politician gets yelled out in the streets they say how dare they the masses bothering me you are not even a corporation you did not even donate to me. i cannot stand the attitude purdue the cross the line and generally six? yes massively. didn't you see it, they were chanting hang mike pence as they were walking and it wasn't one or two it was hundreds of people chanting hang mike pence that's her own vice president. trump got them riled up in a murderous and new they came with nooses, and zip ties they're looking for nancy pelosi they're looking for mike pence and they were looking for trouble. now when they found trouble go crimea river. all these going i thought we are going to go murder people we are right white right wing. are we able to do that? >> generally word but not anymore. they should base those consequences. in terms of trump himself was a political crime he knew he'd lost the election o

pointed out by various media pundits that this is not exactly his strong suit, the big room, raise the rafterst the intimate one-on-one sitdowns or speaking right into the camera. so, what do you think he has to do tonight to deliver this? >> i think he has to deliver a strong speech without losing intimacy. he's been walking an odd line. he's trying to present himself as a kinder clint eastwood type figure. he's not a deeply charismatic guy but he has credibility. that's his core asset. he has to be able to translate that into this comparatively empty chamber and still speak to people at home with enough focus and passion to be convincing. at the end of the day, his overarching message is he can make government work again. it's about competence, not charisma. >> kaitlan collins said it's been a long speech that's been shortened some. how much do you think that speech will be dedicated to a topic in which he has some of the lowest approval ratings, the southern border, criticized by not only republicans but some members of his own party? >> probably not as much as he's going to devote to the t

and that is not damage that was caused by delivering it to the museum, or suspending it from the rafters. rather, that buckled in space during its first test flight when the engine ignited. and just the heat and the force of the engine ignition bubbled the nozzle. for the second flight and the third flight different nozzle was used. and they also make some corrections to the ignition sequence, so they didn't have that buckling problem again. but when we asked to have spaceship one delivered to us for the national collection we asked to have it returned to its original configuration from its first flight. the first flight wasn't he prize winning flight but it was a record breaking flight. so they went to the trouble to reinstall the engine nozzle on it. our next stop will be -- . we'll look at that because it is one of the original artifacts on display here since before this museum opened. sky lab is so large that it was brought into the museum before the building was closed down. now i'm standing in front of a model of sky lamp that is as tall as i am. but the real sky lamp, orbital stat

chamberlain's number 13 hanging in the rafters.t curry was shooting for going through his normal pre game warm up routine before short handed group. hurry hot, early from three point range. he already had 11 points in the quarter. what do you get this three? for the big dinner, and then just a couple of minutes later, another three from curry he is knocking on the door. curry ended up 10 of 18 from three point range, and that's just a few seconds later. it was a layup that made curry the all time scoring franchise history. it's curry with the gesture for chamberlain. time out, gave curries, teammates and the breast, bob myers and rick welts a moment to express their appreciation this had happened on the next home stand, there would be actual fans in the arena, but this one also an important game for the warriors when it comes to their postseason hope draymond green left alone. he drives the lane for two of his 18 points on seven of eight shooting, and then still in the third want toscano anderson takes advantage of a lazy pass by m

in their review, "spin" magazine praising the work as bey clearly swinging for the astronomical raftersout of the park, track after track. i couldn't have said it better myself. >>> of course, there was that grammys upset of epic proportions when "lemonade" was passed over for album of the year, but as the millions of likes on beyonce's instagram post prove the album has had a profound effect on fans. including some good lines like, becky with the good hair. i see chris connelly over here. he just did this. we all know it. guys, back to you. >> isn't that the album where she says i woke up like this? >> dan, that is the album where she says, i woke up like this. is it? i woke up like this? >> i think so. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. >> dan, don't quiz me on my beyonce trivia. >> it's hard to believe that it's been five years. >>> we do want to get back to our countdown of rob's big reveal this morning, about a half hour to go, rob marciano shaving the beard. live on the air this morning. let's check in. rob, hulk hogan would be proud. >> right. >> what is happening? >> well, you kn

i was looking at twitter, and christmas is due to say that his father and grandfather and great raftere find ourselves now. i don't want to go back— ourselves now. i don't want to go back into — ourselves now. i don't want to go back into the eu, i don't think, and i back into the eu, i don't think, and i know— back into the eu, i don't think, and i know hartlepool people certainly don't, _ i know hartlepool people certainly don't. but — i know hartlepool people certainly don't, but want to get jobs into this town _ don't, but want to get jobs into this town. we have had a decade, and it's a shame _ this town. we have had a decade, and it's a shame the conservative candidate _ it's a shame the conservative candidate won't come and answer for this, but— candidate won't come and answer for this, but for— candidate won't come and answer for this, but for the last 11 years the tories _ this, but for the last 11 years the tories have _ this, but for the last 11 years the tories have been in power, they could _ tories have been in power, they could have — tories have been in power, they coul

look, i love enthusiastic protests come a you should shake the rafters a little bit. establishment is very comfortable in their seat of power. when a politician gets yelled at, they say, how dare they. the masses bothering me. i can't stand there elitist attitude. did they cross a line january 6? yes. massively. they were chanting "hang mike pence." hundreds of people. their own vice president. trump got them riled up in a murderous mood. they came with nooses, zip ties, they were looking for nancy pelosi and they were looking for trouble. now that they've found a trouble, don't cry me a river. all those guys sing, i thought it was just a fun protest, aren't we allowed to do that? no. you're not. in the history of america, generally you were, but not anymore. in terms of trump himself, what he did was a political crime. he knew he lost the election -- or he's insane, i don't care, either way, he tried to undermine an election and martial law. he is a fascist through and through. he should have been convicted in the senate. legal trial, it is going to be hard to convic