now ros atkins on the delta variant.( now ros atkins on the delta variant. story of the delta variant — of how it came to the uk, of how it delayed boris johnson's covid plans. since today, i cannot say that we have met all our four tests for proceeding with step four onjune the 21st. i think it is sensible to wait just a little longer. well, let's go back to the start. in october, a new variant was detected in india. six months on, in april, india's cases were surging, and several mutations of the variant were causing concern. one was called b.i.617.2. this was delta, it was gaining international attention. the world health organization designated it a variant of interest on the 4th of april. on the 9th of april, borisjohnson�*s government expanded its red list of countries, the ones facing the strictest travel restrictions. here's the press release. it went on... the delta variant wasn't mentioned, nor was india. it wasn't on the list, which begged the question — why? well, one possible explanation was politics, that borisjohnson had a trip to india in lat

ros: i'm ros atkins. welcomeource."ders of the g7 countriesre meeting for the first time since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic. this is joe biden's first foreign trip as u.s. president. he announced the u.s. will donate 500 million vaccine doses to developing countries. >> the largest single purchase of covid-19 vaccines by any single country, ever. ros: a new way to fight dengue fever.ay they can limit the virus by 77%. we find out how. and amateur astronomers's witnessing a partial eclip of the sun. we will see some of the images that have be captured. ♪ a warm welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america, and everyone else watching on abc world news. we have to start with this g7 summit. it is the first time g7 leaders have met face-to-face since covid-19 arrived. it is also the first overss trip for president biden since he was inaugurated in january. this afternoon, we also saw the first meeting between joe biden and u.k. mr. boris johnson. th had i lateral talks on the sidelines othe g7, taking pla

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source." u.s.ators have approved the new first treatment for alzheimer's in nearl years. the drug will target the underlying cause of the disease rather than its symptoms but scientists are divided over its potential impact. >> this was not the outcome i expected, nor that i was encouraging the fda to consider. ros: we will also talk about violence dominating mexico's midterm elections. a politician calling on supporters to join a rally. a few minutes later, she was shot dead. 90 politicians have been shot dead in the run-up to sunday's vote. the dutch trial against four pro-russia rebels accused of murder will begin hearing evidence. and england's football team says it will coinue to take a knee in a stand against racism in the euro 2020 tournament despite going from aew have their fans in their mrecent match. welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america, ando everyone else watching on bbc world news. we started in the u.s. for the first time in nearly two decades, a new treatment for alzhei

before that on bbc news, ros atkins on the pros and cons of vaccinating children against covid—i9.ld's richest countries are now deciding whether to backstage children. and now in the us, millions of older children are getting the covid jab too. i can get back into going to school and travelling and spending time with my family. feels good. now i can be with my friends and i won't have to worry so much about getting covid. and while those two are happy to go ahead, there are concerns about doing this. here's one uk government adviser. we want to be clear the reasons why we're immunising children. we need to be absolutely sure that the benefits to them, and potentially to society, far outweigh any risks. well, the authorities in the us do sound sure. here's the press release on the approval of the pfizerjab for 12— to is—year—olds. it's explicit. it says, "this decision is bringing us closer... it couldn't be clearer, but, for some, vaccinating children is far from a straightforward decision. there's concern about intergenerational unfairness. the times columnist iain martin tweeted

now on bbc news, ros atkins on the pros and cons of vaccinating children against covid—i9.ions are central to the strategy to end this pandemic and some of the world's wealthiest countries are now facing a decision — whether to vaccinate children. children are routinely vaccinated against lots of other diseases and now in the us, millions of older children are getting the covid jab too. i can get back into going into school and travelling and spending more time with my family. it feels good. now i can meet with my friends and i won't have to worry so much about getting covid. and while those two are happy to go ahead, there are concerns about doing this. here's one uk government advisor. we want to be clear the reasons why we are immunising children. we need to be absolutely sure that the benefits to them, and potentially to society, far outweigh any risks. well, the authorities in the us do sound sure. here's the press release on the approval of the pfizerjab for 12— to is—year—olds. it's explicit. it says: it could not be clearer. but for some, vaccinating children is far

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source.rgets the underlying cause of the disease rather than its symptoms. however, scientists are divided over its potential impact. this was not the outcome that i expected, nor that i was encouraging the fda to consider. also in the programme, violence dominates mexico's mid—term elections. in this video, a politician is calling on her supporters tojoin a rally. she was shot dead minutes later. 90 politicians were killed in the run—up to sunday's vote. seven years since the downing of flight mh17 in ukraine, and the dutch trial against four pro—russian rebels accused of murdering 298 people onboard begins hearing evidence.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.front of a delirious crowd at wembley stadium it took until the 75th minute for england's raheem stirling to break the deadlock. and when captain harry kane nodded in with just four minutes left on the clock, victory was assured. the goals were met with huge celebration at this fanzone in london's trafalgar square. england haven't beaten germany in the knock out rounds of a major tournament since 1966. and ukraine and sweden will kick off in an hour in glasgow — for their ticket into the quarter finals.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. ratko mladic, the former bosnian serb commander, has had his conviction for war crimes upheld in a court in the hague. mladic had appealed his life sentence for genocide over the massacre of nearly eight thousand muslim men and boys at srebrenica in 1995. from the mothers in a serbia, bosnia, there is one person responsible, and that is mladic. hundreds of organised criminals across the world, including hit squads, drug gangs and the mafia, are arrested in a crime sting led by the fbi and australia. all they talk about his drugs, violence. _ all they talk about his drugs, violence, hits on each other, innocent _ violence, hits on each other, innocent people who are going to be murdered. _ innocent people who are going to be murdered, a whole range of things. and a slap seen around the world — two men in the south of france are arrested over an assault on president macron. the former bosnian serb commander ratko mladic has had his conviction for genocide upheld. the final decision, rej

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. not long oil group d at the euros reaches its conclusion. these are fans gathering to watch croatia v scotland. and it's czech republic v england too. both matches start in an hour. meanwhile covid concerns at the euros won't go away — and there are calls from italy prime minister for the final not to be in the uk. i advocate that the final should not take place in a country in which the risk of infection is growing fast. we'll discuss spain's pardon for 9 catalan leaders. catalonia's president is unimpressed. we could really say this is a first step, this step must be followed by an association to reach an agreement. i'll update on you on the violence in myanmar. this was the aftermath of a clash between the military and militia who went to end the coup. and while the world responds to the delta variant of covid — we'll hear how indian scientists have identified what they're calling delta plus. let's start with the euros — which is both a sport story and a covid story. england and sc

hello, i'm ros atkins, welcome to outside source.be whatever happens a difficult yearfor this is going to be whatever happens a difficult year for the travel. there will be hassle and the ladies i'm afraid because the priority has got to be to keep the country safe. —— hassle and the ladies i am afraid. —— in the ladies i am we ll look at the questions around the uk's covid roadmap. we ll also talk about covid at the copa america football tournament. four teams now have cases. including chile. and we'll talk about the west. more sanctions on belarus.

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. are fans gathering to watch croatia v scotland. and it's czech republic v england too. both matches start in an hour. meanwhile covid concerns at the euros won't go away — and there are calls from italy prime minister for the final not to be in the uk. i advocate that the final should not take place in a country in which the risk of infection is growing fast. we'll discuss spain's pardon for 9 catalan leaders. catalonia's president is unimpressed. we could really say

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.weekend. they are meeting in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. this is alsojoe biden his first foreign trip as president and a short while ago he announced the us will donate half a million vaccine doses to developing countries. vaccine doses to developing countries-— vaccine doses to developing countries. the largest single -urchase countries. the largest single purchase and _ countries. the largest single purchase and donation - countries. the largest single purchase and donation of. countries. the largest single i purchase and donation of covid vaccines by any single country ever. the british prime minister boris johnson says he's working in perfect harmony with the american president. there are big promises being made here in cornwall this week. but what about the detailed?

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. 20 million people in the us and canada are swelteringat least, for me. same echo definitely have to wear shoes. yes, the pavement. even grass, no thank you! and there's no respite — portland could hit 45 degrees later, its hottest day ever. in rome, foreign ministers are discussing the growing threat from the islamic state group in africa. the militant group has gained a foothold in parts of africa, after largely being defeated in syria and iraq in 2019. britain's new health secretary makes his first statement in thejob.

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hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. england have knocked germany out of euro 2020 in front of a delirious crowd at wembley stadium it took until the 75th minute for england's raheem stirling to break the deadlock. and when captain harry kane nodded in with just four minutes left on the clock, victory was assured. the goals were met with huge celebration at this fanzone in london's trafalgar square. england haven't beaten germany in the knock out rounds of a major tournament since 1966. and ukraine and sweden will kick off in an hour in glasgow — for their ticket into the quarter finals. south africa's top court sentences jacob zuma to jail, the former president has been given five days to hand himself into police before he's arrested. and in ethiopia, tigrayan forces have taken back their regional capital mekelle but hostilities are still hampering humanitarian aid. our teams ourteams are our teams are ready, our suppliers are ready and as we have stated in the last eight months, the challenge is always been that we hav

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source.conviction for war crimes upheld in a court in the hague. mladic had appealed his life sentence for genocide over the massacre of nearly eight thousand muslim men and boys at srebrenica in 1995. from the mothers in a serbia, bosnia, there is one person responsible, and that is mladic. hundreds of organised criminals across the world, including hit squads, drug gangs and the mafia, are arrested in a crime sting led by the fbi and australia. all they talk about his drugs, violence. _ all they talk about his drugs, violence, hits on each other, innocent _ violence, hits on each other, innocent people who are going to be murdered. _ innocent people who are going to be murdered, a whole range of things. and a slap seen around the world — two men in the south of france

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. abedi should have been identified as a threat the report blames police and security and the operators of the arena. everybody concerned with security at the arena should have been doing theirjob in the knowledge a terrorist attack might occur on that night. they were not. we terrorist attack might occur on that night. they were not.— terrorist attack might occur on that night. they were not. we will bring ou the night. they were not. we will bring you the findings — night. they were not. we will bring you the findings of— night. they were not. we will bring you the findings of that _ night. they were not. we will bring you the findings of that report i night. they were not. we will bring you the findings of that report in i you the findings of that report in the area which killed 22 people. also across the air with talk about the olympics. japan lifting the state of emergency for covid—19 with one month ago before the lip again. tributes paid to one

. ♪ ros: i'm ros atkins. welcome to "outside source."leaders have been meeting to discuss a list of threats which they say are growing and which includes a challenge from china. we are waiting on president biden, who will be giving a press conference in brussels in the coming minutes, at the conclusion of the summit. we will listen in when he comes out. this is coming on the back of the g7 summit, seven of the world's wealthiest countries. mabel look at at what was agreed. boris johnson has delayed the final easing of coronavirus restrictions by at least four weeks, he says because of the delta variant. prime minister johnson: there is a real possibility the vaccines -- variant would outrun the vaccines and thousands of deaths would ensue that could otherwise be avoided. ros: israel's coalition government has taken office, promising to unite the country after yours -- years of political stalemate. welcome to those of you watching on pbs in america, and everyone else watching on bbc world news. this is a live feed from brussels, waiting o

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source.the previous prosecutor meant he should never have been charged in the first place. the 83—year—old will now be free today from the state prison outside philadelphia after serving two years at what could have been a ten year sentence. dozens of people have now died in the heatwave in canada, communities that have been given warnings they may have to evacuate because of possible wildfires, president biden in the us is also concerned about that. we are seeinr is also concerned about that. we are seeing wildfires _ is also concerned about that. we are seeing wildfires inc. _ is also concerned about that. we are seeing wildfires inc. with _ is also concerned about that. we are seeing wildfires inc. with greater- seeing wildfires inc. with greater intensity that move with more

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. borisjohnson delays lockdown easing in england by four weeks, with a warning about the covid delta variant. there is a real possibility that the virus will outrun the vaccine and that thousands more deaths would institute, that could otherwise have been avoided. leaders of the powerful nato countries meet to discuss a list of threats which they say is growing we are expecting president biden to speak in brussels at the conclusion of the nato summit. we will hear that live. israel's new coalition government has taken office with the prime minister promising to unite a country after years of political stalemate. and heartbreakfor scotland after a 23 year wait to watch their team in a major tournament. they've lost the opening match. borisjohnson has confirmed that coronavirus restrictions will remain in place in england until at least 19july — that's four weeks later than the planned easing on the 21stjune unlocking. this was the prime minister earlier. we have obviously faced a very di

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. welcomes 0utside source.y people were inside when it came down.— when it came down. the problem is the building — when it came down. the problem is the building has— when it came down. the problem is the building has pancakes. - when it came down. the problem is the building has pancakes. it's - when it came down. the problem is| the building has pancakes. it's gone down. it isjust the building has pancakes. it's gone down. it is just beat in between stories where there were ten feet. another discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves in a former school in canada. more than 700 of them where identified. indigenous children refers to separate and need to live at the school in the last century. in the

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. 20 million people in the us and canada are sweltering in an unprecedented heat wave. you can't breathe, it's so hot, at least, for me. same echo definitely have to wear shoes. yes, the pavement. even grass, no thank you! and there's no respite — portland could hit 45 degrees later, its hottest day ever. in rome, foreign ministers are discussing the growing threat from the islamic state group in africa. the militant group has gained a foothold in parts of africa, after largely being defeated in syria and iraq in 2019. britain's new health secretary makes his first statement in thejob. people in england are "very likely" to be able to return to "pretty much life before covid" on i9july, we owe it to the british people, who have sacrificed so much to restore their freedoms as quickly as we possibly can. let's begin in north america. an extreme heat wave in parts of the us and canada is smashing records. however, forecasters warn the brutal temperatures haven't peaked yet, 20 million people are under a heat warning or advisory, from canada t

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. welcomes outside source. at least 50 people are missing in miami after an apartment by collapsed. the search for survivors is continuing. authorities are still trying to establish exactly how many people were inside when it came down. the exactly how many people were inside when it came down.— when it came down. the problem is the building — when it came down. the problem is the building has— when it came down. the problem is the building has pancakes. - when it came down. the problem is the building has pancakes. it's - when it came down. the problem is| the building has pancakes. it's gone down. it isjust the building has pancakes. it's gone down. it is just beat in between stories where there were ten feet. another discovery of hundreds of unmarked graves in a former school in canada. more than 700 of them where identified. indigenous children refers to separate and need to live at the school in the last century. in the uk, they are due to update its travel advice for which countri

hello, i'm ros atkins, welcome to outside source. borisjohnson has addressed england's covid travel restrictions. this is going to be whatever happens a difficult yearfor this is going to be whatever happens a difficult year for the travel. there will be hassle and the ladies i'm afraid because the priority has got to be to keep the country safe. —— hassle and the ladies i am afraid. —— in the ladies i am we ll look at the questions around the uk's covid roadmap. we ll also talk about covid at the copa america football tournament. four teams now have cases. including chile. and we'll talk about the west. more sanctions on belarus.— sanctions on belarus. president lukashenko _ sanctions on belarus. president lukashenko and _ sanctions on belarus. president lukashenko and them - sanctions on belarus. president lukashenko and them came - sanctions on belarus. president| lukashenko and them came and opposition after arresting an opposition after arresting an opposition to endless on aeroplane. —— arresting an opposition journalist. let's

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the actor and comedian bill cosby is to be released from jail after a court overturn his conviction for sexual assault. philadelphia supreme court ruled in agreement with the previous prosecutor meant he should never have been charged in the first place. the 83—year—old will now be free today from the state prison outside philadelphia after serving two years at what could have been a ten year sentence. dozens of people have now died in the heatwave in canada, communities that have been given warnings they may have to evacuate because of possible wildfires, president biden in the us is also concerned about that. we are seeinu is also concerned about that. we are seeing wildfires _ is also concerned about that. we are seeing wildfires inc. _ is also concerned about that. we are seeing wildfires inc. with _ is also concerned about that. we are seeing wildfires inc. with greater- seeing wildfires inc. with greater intensity that move with more speed, and last well beyond traditional month

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. hong kong's pro—democracy paper apple daily has been shut down after government pressure. the final edition will have the new stance shortly, the authorities used a new national security law to seize the company possibly assets and arrest its journalists.— its journalists. free press, free assembly. _ its journalists. free press, free assembly, free _ its journalists. free press, free assembly, free speech, - its journalists. free press, free assembly, free speech, all- its journalists. free press, free assembly, free speech, all of. its journalists. free press, free - assembly, free speech, all of these things are being destroyed, strangled in hong kong. it feels a bit like you are being squeezed by a boa constrictor and you know the end is coming. the boa constrictor and you know the end is cominu. , . is coming. the uk is re'ecting russia's claimed h is coming. the uk is re'ecting russia's claimed to _ is coming. the uk is rejecting russia's claimed to have - is coming. the uk is r

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the leaders of seven of the worlds richest nations are gathering in cornwall and southwest england ahead of the g7 summit this weekend. they are meeting in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. this is alsojoe biden his first foreign trip as president and a short while ago he announced the us will donate half a million vaccine doses to developing countries. vaccine doses to developing countries-— vaccine doses to developing countries. the largest single -urchase countries. the largest single purchase and _ countries. the largest single purchase and donation - countries. the largest single purchase and donation of. countries. the largest single i purchase and donation of covid vaccines by any single country ever. the british prime minister boris johnson says he's working in perfect harmony with the american president. there are big promises being made here in cornwall this week. but what about the detailed? prince health secretary is been denied an accusation that

ros atkins traces back the story of the delta variant, from its arrival in the uk to how it became then april, india�*s cases were surging, and several mutations of the variant were causing concern. one was called b.1.617.2. this was delta, it was gaining international attention. the world health organization designated it a variant of interest on the 4th of april. 0n the 9th of april, borisjohnson�*s government expanded its red list of countries, the ones facing the strictest travel restrictions. here�*s the press release. it went on... the delta variant wasn�*t mentioned, nor was india. it wasn�*t on the list, which begged the question — why? well, one possible explanation was politics, that borisjohnson had a trip to india in late april that he didn�*t want to cancel. weeks later, the sunday times reported... the theory goes, the trip would have helped. the government�*s never accepted that. what is beyond dispute, though, is that by mid april, the pressure on borisjohnson was building. 0ne leading public health academic said india being off the red list was "frankly insane". but th

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. the official report into the manchester arena attack highlights missed opportunities to prevent deaths. the bomber salman abedi should have been identified as a threat the report blames police and security and the operators of the arena. everybody concerned with security at the arena should have been doing theirjob in the knowledge a terrorist attack might occur on that night. they were not. we terrorist attack might occur on that night. they were not.— terrorist attack might occur on that night. they were not. we will bring ou the night. they were not. we will bring you the findings — night. they were not. we will bring you the findings of— night. they were not. we will bring you the findings of that _ night. they were not. we will bring you the findings of that report - night. they were not. we will bring you the findings of that report in i you the findings of that report in the area which killed 22 people. also across the air with talk about the olympics. japan lifting the state o

hello, i'm ros atkins. this is outside source. us regulators approve the first new treatment for alzheimer's in nearly 20 years. the drug targets the underlying cause of the disease rather than its symptoms. however, scientists are divided over its potential impact. this was not the outcome that i expected, nor that i was encouraging the fda to consider. also in the programme, violence dominates mexico's mid—term elections. in this video, a politician is calling on her supporters tojoin a rally. she was shot dead minutes later. 90 politicians were killed in the run—up to sunday's vote. seven years since the downing of flight mhi7 in ukraine, and the dutch trial against four pro—russian rebels accused of murdering 298 people onboard begins hearing evidence. and this is the scene in portugal where thousands of british holiday—makers are trying to get home before the new quarantine rules come into force tomorrow. for the first time in almost 20 years, a new treatment for alzheimer's disease has been approved in the us. it's called ad

hello, i'm ros atkins, this is outside source. joe biden has arrived in geneva.rsial march byjewish ultranationalist has gone ahead in jerusalem. the parade risks sparking renewed hostilities with palestinians. a hard—hitting report accuses the uk's metropolitan police of form of institutional corruption over an unsolved murder case. danny morgan was murdered in 1967. a panel has looked at why no one has been brought forward in that time. excited french fans ahead of the game in munich. it'll be germany against france in what everyone is called the euros group of death. joe biden might have a challenging meeting with president putin in geneva. but before he left brussels earlier on, it was a very different type of meeting with the eu. here he is with the eu commission president, let's see if we can see her, there she is, ursula von der leyen. afterwards both sides pledged to cooperate on a range of global issues including covid and climate change. and they agreed to and a long—running conflict over aircraft subsidies. this agreement really opens a new chapter in

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the bbc�*s ros atkins has been taking an in—depth look at the story of that variant.ist, which begged the question — why? well, one possible explanation was politics — that boris johnson had a trip to india in late april that he didn't want to cancel. weeks later, the sunday times reported... the theory goes the trip would have helped. the government's never accepted that. what is beyond dispute, though, is that by mid—april, the pressure on borisjohnson was building. 0ne leading public health academic said india being off the red list but the government held its line. 0n the 16th of april, the telegraph asked it about india's absence from the list. a no 10 spokesperson said only. well, we got more detail on the government's thinking when health secretary matt hancock said this in may. when we put pakistan on the red list and, indeed, bangladesh, the positivity of those arriving from pakistan and bangladesh was three times higher that from india. that's why we took those decisions. but publicly available government data doesn't back that up. these are the covid infect

every week, presenter ros atkins takes an in—depth look at one of the issues in the news.' columnist iain martin tweeted this week: or there's the world health organization with this critique. there are concerns too about whether sufficient research has been done on using this vaccine at scale with children. there are a lot of questions. so let me take you through what we know. first of all, this is which countries are vaccinating 12— to 15—year—olds with the pfizerjab. israel began in earlyjune. america, canada and germany are doing it too. and france will start soon. in the uk, the regulator has given clearance but the government is yet to decide whether to go ahead. and here's pfizer tweeting that a trial of over 2000 adolescents who received its vaccine showed 100% efficacy and was well—tolerated — in other words, side effects were mild at worst. and to understand why some countries have decided to vaccinate children, well, there are several factors to consider. the first is reducing transmission of covid in schools which, in turn, reduces the risk of disruption to sch

ros atkins has been looking into the arguments on both sides. think back to september 2013. tokyo.5% of people injapan want the games cancelled or postponed. they may have been listening to one of japan's most senior virologists, professor hitoshi oshitani. he told the times... this is the risk that's being taken. and some are asking, "for what?" the games are, yes, about the thrill of competition, but they're also about the global exchange of athletes and spectators being together. the shared moments of victory and defeat. in tokyo, some local spectators will be allowed. but this is what they can expect. there will be staggered entry and exits at all the venues, all of the stadiums. and, when they're inside, all of the spectators will have to wear masks, and they won't be allowed to shout or scream to encourage their favourite competitors or team. and they won't even be allowed to talk loudly, either. it's one of the reasons why some have described these olympics as "joyless". given they've yet to start, perhaps it's too early to draw that conclusion. and make no mistake, these ga

. ~ , ., now on bbc breakfast, ros atkins takes a look at how the delta coronavirus variant took hold i cannot say that we have met all our four| say that we have met all our four tests for proceeding with step four onjune tests for proceeding with step four on june the tests for proceeding with step four onjune the 21st. i think it is sensible to waitjust a little longer. sensible to wait 'ust a little loner. . . ., sensible to wait 'ust a little loner. �*, ., ., longer. lecco -- let's go back to the start- — longer. lecco -- let's go back to the start- in _ longer. lecco -- let's go back to the start. in october, _ longer. lecco -- let's go back to the start. in october, a _ longer. lecco -- let's go back to the start. in october, a new- longer. lecco -- let's go back to i the start. in october, a new variant was discovered in india and india's pieces were surging. several variants were causing concern. one was called delta and it was gaining international attention. the world health organization designated it a variant of interest on the fourth of april. on the ninth of april, forr

every week, presenter ros atkins takes an in—depth look at one of the issues in the news.seases and now in the us millions of older children are getting the covid—19jab also. i of older children are getting the covid-19 jab also.— of older children are getting the covid-19 jab also. covid-19 'ab also. i can get back into covid-19 jab also. i can get back into going into _ covid-19 jab also. i can get back into going into school— covid-19 jab also. i can get back into going into school and - into going into school and travelling and spending more time with my family. it travelling and spending more time with my family-— travelling and spending more time with my family. it feels good. now i can meet with _ with my family. it feels good. now i can meet with my _ with my family. it feels good. now i can meet with my friends _ with my family. it feels good. now i can meet with my friends and - with my family. it feels good. now i can meet with my friends and i - with my family. it feels good. now i j can meet with my friends and i want to give _ can meet with my friends and i w