on the bbc and sky news and _ a lot of footage on the bbc and sky news and in the newspapers and someow being targeted. people are saying the government didn't take this seriously, didn't lockdown. maybe they were — seriously, didn't lockdown. maybe they were playing the herd immunity game, _ they were playing the herd immunity game, i_ they were playing the herd immunity game, i don't know. certainly the game, idon't know. certainly the medical— game, i don't know. certainly the medical facilities in india, unless you are — medical facilities in india, unless you are upper—middle—class, are just not there _ you are upper—middle—class, are just not there for— you are upper—middle—class, are just not there for ordinary people, and with a _ not there for ordinary people, and with a crisis— not there for ordinary people, and with a crisis like this, the numbers are staggering! it's 345,000 in a day infections, so now modi who seemed — day infections, so now modi who seemed like a demigod to so many, is now finding _ seemed like a demigod to so many, is now finding questions being asked a

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reporter alex crawford of sky news is in new delhi at a dire situation outside a makeshift crematorium>> reporter: each one of those fires is a coronavirus death, and we have been watching in just the last few minutes alone, they've been coming in virtually every second. they simply can't cope. and this is not one of the official funeral sites. this is an ad hoc one, one they're bringing in the wood as we wait to prepare for yet more casualties coming in. and this is on top of the official sites, remember. many of these people don't feel that they're represented in the country's statistics. they feel even though india is facing not just a grim spike, it's almost like a consistent wall of coronavirus cases and deaths. they reckon this is just what one economist called the tip of an iceberg, but underneath, that terrible grim statistic showing the huge number of cases and possibly the deaths that will follow. there's a much, much bigger, worse case scenario of numbers, who knows how many, who are unaccounted for, who are unlogged as coronavirus casualties, coronavirus cases, coronavirus

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here's our sister network sky news >> reporter: a deadlier and fast-spreading one this time around young old, the virus has spared no one. taking a breath is a struggle. doctors constantly monitoring every patient. many just lifeless because of the disease. the complex covid center, with over 2,200 beds is one of the largest facilities for covid-19 patients sky news was given exclusive access it was set up last year as mumbai, india's commercial capital, was ravaged by the virus. a year later, a repeat the city and state is reeling once again with record numbers the facility is almost full. >> in the country, i can tell you that in the last few days or few weeks, there is an up surge of number of covid patients, which is labeled as a second wave we can say the second weave has more viralance, than the first >> reporter: and patients attached to oxygen cylinders wait their turn in ambulances parked outside hospital beds, ventilators, even medicines have run short family members wait for a refill of oxygen cylinders that is in short supply even in the national capital new delhi as the coun

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shep. >> siobhan robbins from sky news. >>> the vladimir putin rival navalny navalny going on a hungerike in prison. the russian opposition leader's team sharing the news on instagram. navalny says he's protesting a lack of proper medical care for his back and leg pains right now he's in a notorious penal colony known for its strict and harsh routines. in february a judge sentenced navalny to nearly three years in prison for violating the terms of his probation from an embezzlement conviction. alexey navalny denied the charges. >>> russia has registered the first in the world covid vaccine for animals. that's according to the country's agriculture safety watchdog it's called carnivak-cov clinical trials started six months ago involve dogs, cats, arctic foxes, and minx immunity reportedly lasts six months from vaccination. the watchdog said the shot's developers are continuing to analyze the effects and added mass production of the vaccine could start as early as next month. russia already has three coronavirus vaccines for humans, including sputnik v, which could eventually be used by

sky news' alex crawford has more.> reporter: the emergency room of one of delhi's biggest hospitals. they're constantly having to move out the dead to make way for more. and most of those in this room are dying. they haven't been admitted yet to the hospital. the doctors are simply overwhelmed, scrambling for oxygen and reduced to begging for help on social media. india set a worldwide record nobody wants. for a second day running, it topped the number of global daily coronavirus cases. they're shocked and ashamed at how the country's health care system is all but breaking. the weak and ill have spilled out onto the pavement outside and there's no dignity in death here. the final few breaths taken by this man came after his brother had begged for oxygen for him for six hours. some turned up barely able to walk. only to turn around immediately after being told they would be better off trying elsewhere. whilst this family brought their mother. they saw her die minutes after reaching what they hoped was help. this hospit

new reach he told sky news searches for holocaust survivors around the world here in paris he's met 4 of them who missed photographing in their homes he uses a ring light in the photo sessions it makes the faces appear softer the bright light remains some of his subjects who interrogations 95 year old jeanette clinker who survived the ocean it's birkenau concentration camp unlike her little brother and her father they were sent to the gas chambers on arrival luigi toscano is intently focused on his work each photo shoot only takes several minutes ok so. afterwards she met clinkers life story is recorded like many jews in france she long remain silent about her experiences even her husband didn't know she only broke her silence when steven spielberg was looking for witnesses for the film schindler's list after that she began to get school classes through. on i'm yep no answer you've been in p.r. can all your marks for life even if you were lucky enough to come out alive and you were sent to be economic to die at. because hitler wanted to kill all the jews of europe you got that we're f

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a quote earlier this week from david blevin of sky news northern ireland correspondent said putting outsomeone somewhere is pouring petrol from a keyboard. marianna spring, the bbc�*s disinformations specialist, a video was posted on twitter last week appearing to show a dozen or more young boys holding petrol—bombs. adults are seen in the video clapping. the videos now been viewed more than half a million times at least, but its origins in the context around it are being pored over by people like yourselves. what do we know about it? in many ways this is been a blueprint for how disinformation spreads online. particularly when you see protests or writing in the streets. it's not something that unique to what's been happening in northern ireland over the past few weeks. we've also seen it happening in the us and in some parts of the uk. with regard to different kinds of protest happening. i think when this is happening on a very political background then we inevitably see videos like that when you spoke about being misused, misappropriated in order to feel certain narratives sometimes i

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for nine straight days and the death count is overwhelming alex crawford from our sister network sky news one else will. the kindness of strangers in the most awful of circumstances. they all have jobs now on hold so they can help in this national crisis they've been collecting bodies in their makeshift ambulance since first light. this is their fifth in a few hours. all carried from home where coronavirus struck and where they breathed their last without ever getting to hospital when they arrived at the crematorium, it is absolutely packed and they're at the back of a long cue of funerals. this is pretty astonishing almost everywhere you look there are ambulances carrying a number of dead people there are something like 42 ambulances that we've counted that go all the way down this road, and the crematorium is working nonstop. the number of deaths in india continue to rise along with the spike in coronavirus cases. they don't have time to wait it will be a while before the funeral can be held. the crematoriums already got a backlog and their furiously building more pyres. and the volunte

alex crawford from sky news is in new delhi >> the gurgle giving life and they came from miles away tod oxygen before coronavirus overwhelms them. quickly, he's shouting they know every minute counts. the narrow street outside the temple in east dehli is crowded with vehicles full of sick and dieing people. desperate people gasping for air, for oxygen that the hospitals can't provide. >> reporter: is this the only place that you can get oxygen? many tell us they've been turned away by several hospitals before reaching here. no one seems able to help these people and some just don't make it in time >> he's died, he tells us. >> reporter: so sorry. >> this will be shocking on its own but this tragedy is being multiplied over and over indians are being abandoned in the teeth of a deadly disease. the eu, u.k. and america are amongst the countries to offer help but the people have yet to see it so they're taking it where they can and this sheik temple is providing it sourcing oxygen themselves. >> reporter: how do you manage to get oxygen and why doesn't the government >> i do not know what

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thanks to sky news for that report from moscow. ben, it's devastating to see that.s been so courageous to go back to russia to face vladimir putin and supporters to putin. what is vladimir putin seeing as he seeing navalny refer to him as a naked king who is a plunderer of the people. >> it's difficult to watch those images. i spent time talking to alexei navalny on face time during the pandemic. he said he thinks about his government and how they lie repeatedly and when he faces russian judges they lie to him. this is a man who knew he was risking everything when he went back to russia. even today this man is not morally diminished. he has repeatedly exposed putin and the threat he is to this country. but putin didn't go as far as killing him. we saw the explosion of support in the streets for navalny. this is a man with a family, with children. we need to keep the eyes of the world on him and the case begin the brutality that putin has showed here. >> absolutely. president biden said he told putin his actions would have consequences, but still wants to work with h

complex covid center with over 2,200 beds is one of the largest facilities for covid-19 patients sky news was given exclusive access it was set up last year as mumbai, india's commercial capital, was ravaged by the virus. a year later a repeat the city and state is reeling once again with record numbers the facility is almost full. >> i can really tell you that the last few days or few weeks, there is an upsurge of number of covid patients which is the second wave. the second wave is more violent than the first wave. certainly, the threat is there >> reporter: and patients attached to oxygen cylinders wait their turn for ambulances parked outside hospital beds, ventilators and medicines have run short family members wait for a refill of oxygen cylinders that is in short supply even in the capital of de, thdelhi.e fare the health facilities are inadequate or almost none nonexistent. for "the news," i'm neville lazarus. >>> rating your air quality. there is one state that has it the worst. >>> the white house preparing for the climate summit the administration's push for change that is gett

says is a lack of medical care his treatment sparked protests covering from our sister network, sky newsreporter: navalny lost his appeal, for the final he was handed down for defaming a world war ii veteran rejected. it was interesting to see him for the first time in three weeks. he's very much a diminished figure his lawyers said he lost 48 1/2 pounds in the three weeks he stopped eating he sat there via video link beamed into the courtroom, and with the shaven head of a convict. there was a touching moment when there was a break in the court proceedings, and he said to his wife who was there, please stand up so i can see you. she went and stood up, took off her mask he characteristically gave a very fiery final speech in reference to putin, he said your king is naked, the crown is dangling around his ears he also said you are turning russians into slaves, deprived of any prospects, deriding essential what he sees as the way putin has economically driven this country into the ground he finished off by saying your option of power will end soon. this hearing came on the same day as a ca

we're seeing in india, here's some footage from sky news, showing how bad it is there. i mean, they're overwhelmed there at that hospital running out of beds. should this be a warning sign to the u.s. here that the pandemic still isn't over? >> it's absolutely a warning sign for several reasons. first of all, there are direct flights coming into newark airport, which is very close to where we are, from india all the time. going back. the flights are increasing and travel is increasing. when you have major countries like the country of india have an unprecedented surge per capita, the worst on record for this pandemic, that's a problem. folks with covid-19 and potentially more severe variants of covid-19 may be coming from other parts of the world back into the united states. the second thing is, much of the vaccine pharmaceutical production capacity is in india. when you have a work force getting covid and dealing with the same issues the united states had to deal with last spring with absenteeism and what have you, that threatens the global supply chain as well. >> doc

alex crawford from our partner and sky news is at an overwhelmed hospital. >> they had to build tents cope with the overspill, all these people are suffering from coronavirus, all of them need oxygen. >> others die wall they wait. funeral fires are now burning outside of crematoriums, with the second most populous country overwhelmed by the worst resurgence of the virus since the pandemic began. >> india manufactures much of the world's vaccines, but it is only fully vaccinated 2% of its own population. india also has its own variant of the virus, and the more it spreads uncontrolled, the more likely new variants are to emerge. >> as always, our thanks to richard angle for that report tonight. another break coming up tonight. we will introduce you to a guy who is pretty sure there was nothing here when the first white europeans settlers arrived. overspending on a retinol cream? just one jar of olay retinol24 hydrates better than the $100 retinol cream. for smooth, bright skin or your money back. olay. face anything. and try new retinol24 max. many plug-ins are stuck in the past. they

sky news correspondent deanna magnay filed this report from outside the prison a short time ago.ide penal colony number two in the town about 100 kilometers east of moscow which is where alexei navalny is currently in jail. according to the avestia newspaper, he's been moved to a prison hospital here. although we haven't been able to confirm that ourselves. last night he got the message out on instagram via his lawyers that he has a high fever and a severe cough. he also said three of his cellmates had been hospitalized for tuberculosis, although the paper cited prison officials as saying that wasn't true. that comes on top of a hunger strike which is now on day six that he called because he said he's not getting the medical attention that he needs for severe back pain and numbness in both his legs, which he said was probably caused by some kind of trapped nerve in the succession of prison vehicles and police cells he's been in ever since his return from germany where, of course, he was recovering from a novichok nerve agent attack. so it is quite a cumulation of health problems

in the next hour, a report from india from our partner sky news that vividly shows the unfolding tragedyck here in the u.s. a new study out of m.i.t. that say people who maintain 60 feet of distance from those indoors are no safer than those six feet apart. this is the case even when someone is wearing a mask because air tends to rise and false elsewhere in a room no matter the distance. >>> new research suggests a single doze of the pfizer vaccine suggests 65% and that number jumps to 74% for symptomatic cases and that is for natural immunity and the johnson & johnson vaccinations resume today after an 11-day pause and the benefits of the single-dose vaccine outweigh the risk. let's go to my colleague cori coffin in new york city. i asked you last hour and you answered telling me the j&j, vaccine is not offered there just because it wasn't supposed to be. i think you said there was a lot of moderna there, as well, but the vaccinations are resuming today across the city. how are they going to look? >> yeah. this is going to be one of the major metropolitan seas announcing that they'll be

. >> that's alex crawford reporting from sky news with that heartwrenching story. >>> details about somethingith iran. the biden administration is considering a big rollback in iranian sanctions, a push to get iran back in line with the 2015 nuclear deal. what do we know right now about this potential change? any timing on it? >> no timing. it's early days. what you are seeing is the administration trying to figure out exactly how to handle this. they were given a headache by the trump administration. president trump, when he withdrew from the nuclear deal with iran, introduced a whole slew of new sanctions that overlapped double or triple with the sanctions that were part of the deal. now to get back into the deal, iran is saying the u.s. has to lift all of the sanctions that trump imposed. the biden administration is openly saying that they are considering at least lifting some of those sanctions. it puts them in a politically awkward position. you are hearing rumbling from republicans in congress that the biden administration is possibly going to cave to iran. the dilemma is, if iran is to

alex crawford from our apartment sky news is at an overwhelming hospital. >> they've had to build tentsring from coronavirus, all of them need oxygen. >> reporter: others die while they wait. funeral pyres are now burning outside crematoriums with the second most populated country overwhelmed with the worst resurgence of the virus since the pandemic began. india manufactures much of the world's vaccines but it has only fully vaccinated 2% of its own population. india also has its own variant of the virus, and the more it spreads uncontrolled, the more likely new variants are to emerge. >> and, as always, our thanks to richard engel for that report tonight. >>> we'll introduce you to a guy who is pretty sure there was nothing here when those first white european settlers arrived. . they wanted it fixed fast. they drove to safelite autoglass for a guaranteed, same-day, in-shop repair. we repaired the chip before it could crack. and with their insurance, it was no cost to them. >> woman: really? >> tech: that's service you can trust, when you need it most. ♪ pop rock music ♪ >> singers: ♪

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sky news correspondent diana magnay is in moscow, with the latest.morning [inaudible] >> well, this is his 19th day of hunger striking, it seems that he is very ill indeed. a medical report has come out to navalny, his lawyers, suggests he has high level of potassium which can apparently lead to possible cardiac arrest, the possibility as well of kidney failure. so the alliance of doctors union close to alexei navalny are saying he could be just days away from death. so, an extremely serious situation, the reason why he has called this in the first place is because he has not been allowed a doctor that he trusts to see him, and his condition is clearly deteriorating, rapidly. this is what president biden had to say about alexei navalny's health, at least we've seen reports that he was days away from death. >> mister president, what do you know about navalny? he is very, very sick. now >> [inaudible] >> russia's president service says that he's getting all of the medical attention that he needs, that it is quite sufficient. but consider who alexei nav

sky news did a piece on it. let's play a bit of it. >> reporter: the emergency room of one of delhi's biggest hospitals. they are constantly having to move out the dead to make way for more. and most of those in this room are dying. and they haven't been admitted, yet, to the hospital. the doctors are simply overwhelmed. scrambling for oxygen and reduced to begging for help on social media. india set a worldwide record nobody wants. for a second day running, it topped the number of global-daily coronavirus cases. they are shocked and ashamed at how the country's health-care system is all but breaking. >> this is like our dim future. in brazil, they are running out of intubation drugs, having to intubate people without sedatives, which are terrifying. dr. gupta, is this what we now need to move to? to show people this horrifying potential truth if we don't get this damn thing under control? >> yes, joy. i'm glad you -- thank you for showing that clip. i -- i don't think people realize, because the warm weather's

our colleague from sky news sent us this. take a look. >> they simply can't cope.is an ad hoc one. one that -- they're bringing in the wood as we wait to prepare for yet more casualties coming in. and this is on top of the official sites, remember. many of these people don't feel that they are represented in the country's statistics. >> just horrifying video there. president biden's national security adviser jake sullivan weighing in on the situation this morning saying the government is now working on sending more supplies to india. msnbc foreign correspondent matt bradley has been following this story for us. matt? >> yeah, garrett. actually, in the hours since we cut this package that i'm about to show you, there actually has been yet more news. we've seen that india has reached yet a fourth day of record-breaking numbers of new infections. the numbers of infections per day, india has been breaking world records on that for the last four days in a row. the numbers are still climbing. the number of dead is still officially at 200,000, but honestly, and we're hear

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sky news correspondent diana magny is in moscow for us. good morning. learning? >> good morning. well, this is day 19 of his hunger strike. the hunger strike he's calling because he is not allowed a doctor that he trusts in to see him because he was suffering from acute back and leg pain. he wanted to see his own doctor. the prison authorities wouldn't allow that and said that he's getting the medical attention that he needs, and that's why he's on a hunger strike. now his lawyers, who are allowed still in to see him have brought out test results which suggest that he has extremely high potassium levels in his blood which could lead to kidney failure and possible cardiac arrest. so they're saying he may only have days to live. interestingly, just in the last few minutes, his team have announced a nationwide rally this wednesday, which is the same day as president putin gives his state of the nation address because they say that desperate times require desperate measures. president biden reacted to reports of alexei navalny's deteriorating health. this i

diana magny, sky news, moscow. >> let's bring in katty kay and u.s.e "financial times," ed luce. katty, what do we know about alexei navalny's condition? there have been reports that he was near death. there are reports that, obviously, they're trying to keep him alive force feeding him, what do we know? >> so i've spoken to our moscow correspondent last night and she said all we know is through the lawyers. he is getting access to his lawyers, they're the conduit for information. he is getting some form of medical treatment. we're not exactly sure what that is and he's in a hospital. he's not actually in that prison camp that he was in before, but what they want is an independent doctor to go and see him, because all he's getting at the moment is the russian state doctors. and he doesn't treat the russian state doctors, because the russian state tried to poison him. so they want to get an independent doctor. the concern is those crowds last night weren't nearly big enough, either to get him out or even necessarily to get a doctor of his choosing to g

stephen mcdonell, bbc news. 0ne unexpected benefit of lockdown has been some truly stunning views of the night skyght pollution. 0ur chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt reports. this is what a truly dark sky looks like. billions of stars wheel above the kielder 0bservatory in northumberland. set deep in a forest, the observatory enjoys the darkest skies in england. and throughout lockdown senior astronomer dan monk has been filming the incredible views. people often do get emotional when they sit underneath this amazing dark sky and they realise how small they are in the universe. it can actually make people cry at times. it's estimated 85% of us have never seen a truly dark sky. it means we are missing out because it gives us a sense of our place in the universe, the awesome vastness of space. but look at this. even a tiny light is enough to extinguish the stars and bring us right back down to earth. the reduction in light pollution this year is an exception. satellite images show the night sky has been getting steadily lighter across the world. changes in light have been linked with ob

news. one unexpected benefit of lockdown has been some truly stunning views of the night sky. such a decline can affect human health and wildlife by disturbing biological cycles and behaviours, as our chief environment correspondent justin rowlatt reports. this is what a truly dark sky looks like. billions of stars wheel above the kielder observatory in northumberland. set deep in a forest, the observatory enjoys the darkest skies in england. and, throughout lockdown, senior astronomer dan monk has been filming the incredible views. people often do get emotional when they sit underneath this amazing dark sky and they realise how small they are in the universe. it can actually make people cry, at times. it's estimated 85% of us have never seen a truly dark sky. it means we are missing out because it gives us a sense of our place in the universe, the awesome vastness of space. but look at this. even a tiny light is enough to extinguish the stars and bring us right back down to earth. the reduction in light pollution this year is an exception. satellite images show the night sky

in an interview with sky news, dotson added us to really would like to collaborate with china but itt support the militarization of ports are using foreign influence on cyberattacks. he was appointed for minister last week. saudi arabia it raised oil prices for its main market of asia in a sign of confident about the region's economic recovery. state energy from aramco will increase its key grade for asia by $.40 per belt while keeping prices for europe the same and lowering prices for the u.s.. the decision comes as opec plus agreed to boost daily crude production by 2 million barrels per day between may and july. suez canal 30 say the backlog of hundreds of ships cost by the massive container vessel that ran aground, has now been cleared. the last 85 ships passed through the waterway at the weekend, the authority said on his facebook page, adding the operation demonstrates its ability to manage emergencies. a total of422 ships have passed through the canal since the ever given was freed. spain is about to embark on one of the biggest chance as to whether a four-day workweek can be

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