lets talk to our ireland correspondent, emma vardy. emma, what happens today? well, the prosecutions — emma, what happens today? well, the prosecutions of — emma, what happens today? well, the prosecutions of former _ emma, what happens today? well, the prosecutions of former british - prosecutions of former british soldiers involved in the conflict known as the troubles is very divisive here and today, we saw two former paratroopers coming back to northern ireland appearing in court and pleaded not guilty in relation to the killing ofjoe mccann nearly five decades ago. back then, the circumstances where that soldier a and soldier c as they are referred to in court were in patrol —— on patrol in belfast and they were asked by police to help with the arrest ofjoe mccann, but when he ran away, the soldiers opened fire and he was killed. the prosecution's argument is the shooting was not justified for self defence or in order to bring around the defence. the defence meanwhile is the use of defence was reasonable and joe mccann were suspected of being a ver

what's your name emma? >> vanessa. >> hi, cindy, how are you? is in where you register? and can can i just show town register? or do i need an appointment? >> you need an appointment and we usually and -- ask for iferingse, insurance card. ask how you are and then move on. president biden: and roughly how many people a day do you have come through? any idea? pretty good. [indiscernible] president biden: 150 million. [laughter] a yesterday. >> oh, really? president biden: and 200 million in the first 100 days. keep it a secret, everybody can hear me. well, thank you. thanks for what you're doing, appreciate it. >> it's an honor, thank you. president biden: hi, how are you? good to see -- >> how are you? >> better after seeing you guys. >> we cover our registration here. so all of our patient we call directly to make sure they get an appointment right away. we also have -- [indiscernible] other community organizations to go through online registration process. baugh lot of them have -- levels. [indiscernible] president biden: that's great. >> we're trying to increase equit

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thompson getting _ but when you see emma thompson getting on— but when you see emma thompson getting on a plane and flying into london _ getting on a plane and flying into london america just to protest about climate _ london america just to protest about climate change as she sits on an aeroplane — climate change as she sits on an aeroplane for seven hours? please! and if— aeroplane for seven hours? please! and if you _ aeroplane for seven hours? please! and if you get all these people who are saying — and if you get all these people who are saying i think this is a great thing. — are saying i think this is a great thing. but — are saying i think this is a great thing, but not in my backyard, i'm not going — thing, but not in my backyard, i'm not going to — thing, but not in my backyard, i'm not going to do it myself, because it will— not going to do it myself, because it will mean that all of us, you, me, _ it will mean that all of us, you, me. all— it will mean that all of us, you, me. all of— it will mean that all of us, you, me, all of us have to make an extr

emma vardy is at stormont tonight. as you were saying, it's a fragile political situation there, so what are the implications of arlene foster's resignation?- are the implications of arlene foster's resignation? well, any chance foster's resignation? well, any change in _ foster's resignation? well, any change in leadership _ foster's resignation? well, any change in leadership can - foster's resignation? well, any change in leadership can have i foster's resignation? well, any| change in leadership can have a significant effect on the dynamic of the power—sharing relationships here at stormont and for the whole mood towards brexit on the streets. because of not being strong enough in opposing the northern ireland protocol, those brexit arrangements for northern ireland, is being seen as one of the reasons for arlene foster's downfall, the new party leader could decide to take the party further to the right and dig in even harder against those brexit arrangements, especially in the run—up to the assembly elections

emma was hospitalized on a ventilator, but is slowly recovering. >> emma's likely going to have to learn to relearn to walk, relearn to speak, all of those things. >> reporter: even with the challenges ahead, emma's family wants americans to get a vaccine. >> they see this as just a, you know, a one in a million situation. they feel strongly that people should get vaccinated and not use this as an excuse or a reason for fear. >> reporter: the number of americans getting their first dose of the covid vac seep has been dropping for several days now. just to give you an example, david, on friday, the u.s. was averaging 3 pn.35 million shots day total and today we're averaging just over 3 million. david? >> all right, stephanie ramos with us tonight. steph, thank you. >>> and we do have one more important note on the virus tonight. overseas and the crisis unfolding right now in india. hospitals are overwhelmed, the highest daily death toll seen yet. reports patients are now being forced to share beds. and concern over a fast-moving variant. here's our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell

goss is here now and emma. that statement means that the j and j vaccine will soon be available again here in the bay area. yes. julie johnson and johnson shots will be back in the bay area soon, but not as soon as tomorrow in san francisco. the department of public health says they'll bring back j and j shots once they have updated vaccine information across all of their vaccine sites. nine health officers from across the bay area agree the johnson and johnson vaccine is safe and effective, and health care providers should resume administering it. in a joint statement from the bay area health officers released sunday. regional health leaders stated that the risk of the rare blood clotting disorder is extremely low. the cdc confirmed 15 cases among eight million doses administered in the u. s. dr fauci on abc s this week said resuming the vaccine after the pause proves it's been double checked for safety. we can now say, you know, we take this. very seriously. we've looked at it. now. let's get back and get peo

i lost my mum, emma, in october 2020. cadee. i lost my mum, emma, in 0ctober2020. she cadee. i lost my mum, emma, in october 2020. she is a mother of three beautiful girls. my my name is brendan. i am from belfast. i was her partner. mine was 57 when she passed and the things i remember are definitely her signature smile. it would melt your heart. taste it would melt your heart. we had 'ust it would melt your heart. we had just over _ it would melt your heart. - had just over ten years together. i loved every minute of it. she was a very loving person. i loved her to bits. i loved her to bits. mr; loved her to bits. my mum is originally from the _ originally from the philippines. for as long as i can remember she said to me that i am born as a nurse. for her, nursing is not a job. that i am born as a nurse. for her, nursing is notajob. it is her passion. she is so proud to wear a uniform. i remember her saying, to wear a uniform. i remember hersaying, "0ne to wear a uniform. i remember her saying, "one of my dreams is by the age of 401 her saying, "one of my dreams is by the

emma: it is rather chilly here on oxford street. i have been walking up and down looking at the preparations in stores to reopen this morning. the retail industry, one of the hardest hit during the pandemic. certainly in terms of job losses. 67,000 jobs in the retail sector net lost. chainstore names have shuttered their doors. and the british retail consortium telling us the cost of the three lockdowns in england to british retail, some 30 billion pounds. and we will not see some names reopen. speaking of the arcadia group that used to have its flagship store behind me. that will not reopen. and i am standing close also to john lewis. a stalwart of the british high street excited to reopen their flagship store but one third of their fleet will not open again after shutting their doors during the pandemic. there is palpable excitement about the reopening. i have seen a lot of social media about stores getting ready to welcome customers back in with covid secure as yours including mask wearing, plexiglass, and socially distanced queu

emma glasbey reports. the past year has turned many lives upside down. the first lockdown left jamie homeless. only 20 he has been through a family breakdown. he is now living in barnsley supported by the youth homeless charity centrepoint. how did you find it when you came here? i didn't like it at first. but then i got to know the staff and i realised not to be scared. i just chill with everyone and i got used to everyone and started enjoying it. and ifound it better, it helped my anxiety a bit more because i was more accepted there than at home. if i didn't have this i don't know what i would do, honestly. supporting young, vulnerable people through three lockdowns has come with many challenges. is that zoomed in? centrepoint is still seeing more and more young people asking for help. isolating at home with family, there were more family breakdowns which in turn led to more mental health. chantelle has been supporting young people at the charity based in barnsley. the isolation at the start, it was really terrible for those young people. it was surpri

anyway, emma jones has been taking a look at the field. it really is anyone's guess this year as to who of all these nominees will take home an oscar. even the nominations had surprises. the best actor category includes chadwick boseman for ma rainey�*s black bottom, asian american steven yeun for minari, and londoner riz ahmed for sound of metal. two past oscar winners sir anthony hopkins for the father and gary oldman are in the running and it still carries a thrill for oldman who plays the writer of citizen kane in david finch's mank. you know, you have to pinch yourself. you go, "oh, i have got an oscar." it is not something you really think about in the moment of doing it, of going into a project. it is only after, where people start throwing your name around. it is a nice thing. and the best actress category is even harder to predict. it is between viola davis for ma rainey�*s black bottom, frances mcdormand for nomadland, andra day for the united states vs billie holiday, vanessa kirby for pieces of a woman and carey mulligan fo

anyway, emma jones has been taking a look at the field. it really is anyone�*s guess this year as to who of all these nominees will take home an oscar. even the nominations had surprises. the best actor category includes chadwick boseman for ma rainey�*s black bottom, asian american steven yeun for minari, and londoner riz ahmed for sound of metal. two past oscar winners sir anthony hopkins for the father and gary oldman are in the running and it still carries a thrill for oldman who plays the writer of citizen kane in david finch�*s mank. you know, you have to pinch yourself. you go, "oh, i have got an oscar." it is not something you really think about in the moment of doing it, of going into a project. it is only after, where people start throwing your name around. it is a nice thing. and the best actress category is even harder to predict. it is between viola davis for ma rainey�*s black bottom, frances mcdormand for nomadland, andra day for the united states vs billie holiday, vanessa kirby for pieces of a woman and carey mulli

emma jones has been taking a look at what's on offer. in a year with little to celebrate in cinema, apart from the quality of films, another round, danish director thomas vinterberg's story of a middle—aged male experiment with alcohol, has found a huge fan base. it is partly due to actor mads mikkelsen�*s electrifying performance as martin, a teacher despondent his best years seem to be behind him. vinterberg's also nominated for a best director oscar. but professional recognition is secondary to the personal. the film is dedicated to his daughter, ida. my daughter, who passed away during the making of this film, we made the movie for her. sort of, to honour her memory. so, of course, every shine we can get, for me, it's a shine for her. oscars can turbo—charge an internationalfilm's box office. bong joon—ho's parasite took $8 million in us cinemas injust a few days immediately after it scooped four oscars. this year's awards are vital to these non—english language movies, where promotion has been limited and cinemas closed. ï

emma vardy with the latest in northern ireland, there, thank you. an inquest into the deaths of the two people killed by the convicted terrorist usman khan near london bridge in 2019 has heard how he'd been involved in "extremist bullying" in prison. it also emerged that khan had been allowed to travel unaccompanied on the day of the attack from stafford to london, despite the fact he was meant to be monitored by a government agency. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford has more details. making his way to london to kill. usman khan, a recently convicted terrorist, released travelling alone on a train. the police and probation officers who were managing him knew about the journey and allowed it to happen. five hours later, in the aftermath of his attack, armed officers had to shoot him dead on london bridge. he had just murdered saskia jones and jack merritt. usman khan had beenjailed for trying to set up a terrorist training camp. during his eight years in prison, he'd been classified as category a, high risk, throughout. early on, there w

emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. president biden has announced huge spending plans in a speech to a joint session of congress, saying america needs a "once in a generation" investment in itself. delivered as he prepares to mark 100 days in office, he wants to spend trillions of dollars creating jobs, fixing infrastructure and improving education. but his plans face a battle in congress, with republicans opposed to higher taxes and greater state involvement in the economy. here's lebo diseko. applause it was an evening of historic firsts. president biden's first address to a joint session of congress, the first time two women flanked the president as he made that address. madam speaker, madam vice president... cheering no president has ever said those words from this podium, no president has ever said those words, and it's about time. in a chamber with numbers limited by covid, where just a few months ago insurrectionists occupied the speaker's chair. afterjust100 days i can report to the nation — america is on the

kate views emma gosh, his karen emma. those companies don't want to call these vaccine passports. why not? that's right, frank, different companies and healthcare providers are offering a digital version off the paper car that has a vaccination record, but because they're not government issued, they don't want to call them passports. the san francisco giants are pitching something new to fully vaccinated fans separate seating just for them. so far, fans have been excited about. it's been nice because it opens up, you know, all of our social distance pods or choose and fours, but somebody wants to come with eight people in the vaccination section that can you'll view the game just as well from the pod seating. but one key difference in the vaccination section is sitting among strangers more like it used to be. it's a step in the right direction, and it may be an incentive for folks to get vaccinated. stanford university and the uc and csu systems plan to require proof of vaccination when students returned to campus in the fall, giving rise to situations or having a digital vaccinat

emma vardy, bbc news. us federal investigators have carried out searches at the home and offices of donald trump's former personal lawyer, rudy giuliani. they're trying to establish whether mr giuliani illegally lobbied the trump administration on behalf of the ukrainian government. mr giuliani's lawyer says his client did not break the law and has called the searches "legal thuggery". michael collins, one of the three us astronauts who flew to the moon in 1969, has died at the age of 90. it was his job to keep the apollo 11 command module orbiting the moon, while his crewmates neil armstrong and buzz aldrin stepped onto the planet's surface for the very first time. our science correspondent jonathan amos has more. neil armstrong, buzz aldrin, and michael collins achieved something extraordinary that, even now, 52 years later, still stirs a sense of wonder. armstrong is no longer with us — he died in 2012. and now comes the news of the passing of another member of this remarkable apollo 11 trio, michael

yeah that that's very, very cool there, emma. obviously it was so difficult for you and so many others to go from 100. of guest today. tol you know, essentially zero. how have you been able to hang on? who well, it's through the graceful donations and everybody out there in the public. we're losing $150,000 a month with our doors closed. we not only miss our visitors and connecting with them, but by donating and visiting and behind stuff. there are store you are funding the care of not only the animals that call lindsay home. over 60 individuals but the over 5000 hospital patients we get in every single year, so fortunately, our community has always rally behind us and supported us and we're just excited to open the doors back up welcome everyone back in. yeah and i'm sure peoplebe e to go once again. you mentioned about the hospital during this time has remained open. what is the caseload been like, oh, man. well, it hasn't stopped, in fact, some months or even seeing peace. jin's come in at a greater number then they have befor

alix: with more on how european companies have been performing, here's emma chandra with the latest. emma: let's start with some of the companies that reported today, emblematic of the comments you just heard coming from the c-suite. guy mentioned budget bank. it is being rewarded in the markets, having its best day in the market in a year, and the best performer on the stoxx 600 today. also want to mention delivery -- also want to mention deliveroo. it expects revenue to double this year. the bpp, not at wpp -- wpp, not as big again, but they say they are optimistic global brands are coming back to the market. investors like what they are hearing here. but not all earnings wins in europe are created equal. the british grocers saying they expect profit to exceed prepend them at levels, and yet they are still down today, negative by 0.2%. that speaks to the sense that we are hearing some of that optimism is perhaps priced in, and therefore you really need those big outside surprises to drive market moves. still, that optimism is not misplaced. look at the citi's earnings revisions. th

here's our business correspondent emma simpson. the shock i think came not so much that we closed, it came with the speed with which we closed. mandy reynolds managed this arcadia store for 13 years in stoke—on—trent. it shut, like all the rest, and aged 51, she's now looking for work. there are a lot ofjobs out there, but i'm really struggling to find one. and i think part of that is i feel that the experience that we have and the knowledge that i've gained and the capabilities and skills that i have can be transitioned across to a different role, in a different environment, but it's trying to convince other industries and individuals on a piece of paper, that that's actually the case, because you aren't actually getting a foot through the door. are you starting to feel the pressure a bit? occasionally i do, i'm not going to lie. it has been tough, it is much tougher than i thought it would be. most of us know by now that it's younger workers who've been the hardest hit during this crisis, but older workers, classed as the ove

emma, in belfast, thank you. serious concern about rugby players who've gone on to suffer permanent brain damage has been growing in recent years. now dozens of former elite players — including wales' record try scorer shane williams and england's world cup winner ben kay — have joined a study looking into the early warning signs of dementia. some footballers are also going to be monitored, as part of research by the alzheimer's society. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. rugby is a contract sport and this isjust a training rugby is a contract sport and this is just a training session. the amateur team london scottish lions preparing to start playing for real as lockdown eases. there are strict protocols to deal with concussion and head injuries, but in previous decades, there was less awareness of the risks. and alzheimer's society study will monitor the brain health of retired top level players. taking part will be ben kay, part of england's world cup winning team in 2003. $5 england's world cup winning te

made you mean come on but emma. you know. i'm a. cop. and i'm used to get. together and i can dance in the. league. i'm a cold goalie. man. i can. see just how sick you separately to say. that your mouth. mess a. real book shows. me you sound kind of back here and just you just jumped on the media. because you. no would be shy men in provoke us your. best to. clean. but out on our very best song it's about your photos on the walk out. west where they got the start up who got the sundowner to fly out of the don't want to reply. new thread by bill all them i've explained it to me you get it. slightly behind me. so i finally. live in a fairly safe. life miss out it by. being comfortable in one's own skin is a birthright at least it should be a black filmmaker raised by white parents in east berlin in the 1960 s. embarks on a stunning journey of self discovery. a touching tale of family identity lifelong secrecy and reconciliation. becoming black eye witness documentary just 0. it's time for the perfect gentleman. with the sponsored plan qatar airways hello ther

in the neighborhood tell us a police dog and a drone or part of the search and one point, emma is four ft nine inches and weighs about £80. she was last seen wearing gray camouflage jogger pants and a gray long sleeve shirt. if you see here you are asked to call 911. attorneys for the danville police officer who was charged yesterday in the deadly shooting of a mentally ill man say they will vigorously defend him. officer andrew hall is facing charges of voluntary manslaughter for the shooting death of vladimir arbor, aleta in to arrange his surrender. they also said in a statement that the decision to file charges against hall seems quote, suspect and overtly political. they say that initially holes use of force. was deemed justified in the south bay. someone hacked the valley transportation authority over the weekend, and vita is now hiring a cybersecurity expert to investigate the crime are south bay reporter jesse gary is here now, jessie. what was the point of hacking into the vita and didn't have any impact on writers? frank vt. officials has not been impacted by this hacking, b

our ireland correspondent, emma vardy, reports. the explosives were designed to cause a fireball, say police, which would have engulfed the office a's car and anyone in it. the officer herself found the device at home. what is really distressing here is a terrorist placed the bomb on the wheel of the car, directly at the point where the victim's three—year—old daughter sits. this demonstrates the complete and utter disregard for the life of a mother and her toddler. this disregard for the life of a mother and her toddler.— disregard for the life of a mother and her toddler. this simply beggars belief. police _ and her toddler. this simply beggars belief. police think _ and her toddler. this simply beggars belief. police think the _ and her toddler. this simply beggars belief. police think the group - and her toddler. this simply beggars belief. police think the group known | belief. police think the group known as the new ira were behind the attempt to kill a police officer, believed to be the first in over a year by the diss

paint black stripes on the horse that's just a white horse with black stripes it's not a zebra right emma and i could go and sell the horse is a zebra and i can say this is a zebra hey all this is is a white horse with black stripes. young sialic on marcus pong of on young mushnick and marcus brown had to teach people kind of for nice shot from the beginning to learn. helicopter almost a mission like had a lot of technical savvy a new point was going on. distinct a c. hommes if i had a cynic might think they complemented each other very well on the path the company took film all good naaman hot. mysel acknowledged as a new c.e.o. mr mashonda was a very friendly approachable person someone else. to host my opinion i know don who was often happy to chat with the employees. in midtown high time on tuesday and star i knew he was there and that he was responsible for the a ship business but that one sold out his. young master they. probably let at least 3 lives at once if you look at how he was on the wire cardboard and had to make a serious impression he said he was on mood too and he was res

doctors right away if they feel headaches, abdominal or leg pain or have trouble breathing. 18-year-old emma burkey, for example, from clark county, nevada is fighting for her life tonight. >> she's been brought out of the coma. she's been taken off the ventilator. >> reporter: a family spokesperson says she had seizures, blood clots, and needed three brain surgeries after getting the johnson & johnson vaccine. doctors say it's not clear if the vaccine is responsible, and her family says they still want >> they're not happy with the johnson & johnson vaccine, which is understandable, but they do believe that people should get vaccinated. >> reporter: many worry it will now be harder to convince many americans, especially women, to put this vaccine into their arms. >> i feel safe taking the pfizer and moderna, but probably not the johnson & johnson. >> reporter: health officials today considered putting a safety warning on the shots specifically for women under 50, but decided against. they say any blood clots are treatable with the right medicines. >> let's goat to steve osunsami with us fro

emma. thank you. here's a look now. at the latest numbers, the seven day positivity rate has dropped to 1.3% in california. more than 28 million vaccinations have been given right now. 36% of the eligible population is fully vaccinated and about 20% is partially vaccinated. data from the cdc says more than five million americans have skipped out on their second dose of the fizer and madonna vaccine as nearly 8% of those who received their first shot, saying they're not going to get their second shot, and that trend is concerning health experts who say the second dose dramatically increases someone's immunity to the virus. highly unlikely that you're going to be someone who spreads this virus. you're not even likely to be a symptomatically infected. it doesn't mean it's 100, but it is extremely unlikely. across the united states. some vaccination sites are struggling to fill appointments as most americans who wanted a vaccine have already gotten one and because of the shrinking demand, there are now growing calls for the

i want to see emma stone lick her thumb and wipe her check when she's on stage. i want to see the rock, he looks tough now but he wet the bed till he was 19. turning from movies to the other favorite form of entertainment, gender reveal parties. unlike the oscars, this ended with a bang. >> a large explosion in new hampshire that shook multiple towns was blamed on a gender reveal party. >> the sound was captured on a doorbell camera. some residents thought it was an earthquake. 80 pounds of explosive detonated tuesday, police say the man set them off in a quarry because he thought it would be safe. fortunately, know was hurt. officials are trying to figure out what charges the man might face. >> trevor: all right, listen, if you find out you're having a baby and your first response is to set off 80 pounds of explosive, you probably shouldn't be having a baby. plus do these parents ever think about how high you're setting the expectations for your child when you set off 80 pounds of explosive to announce their arrival? i mean, guys, even jesus didn't get an explos

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sputnik maxine in case that european medical agency emma might confirm that this is a good vaccine for the pity with sputnik is that they are not so many quantities of their product that you would not be able to sell it to other countries look into that what happened for example in the balkan states where some of the states. for example they have information that they can get some vaccine from sputnik as have learned in the last days they didn't have anywhere to see it and now and they are not able to deliver to the people because at the quantity it's not they have access the vaccine might be will but. also the protection paper says capacities in russia and other states it's a moment too weak to produce a quantities of it but put it want to deliver and even more controversial and i'd like to move to international relations now merkel continues to back putin's nordstrom to pipeline despite fresh calls from the european parliament the us and beyond to pull the project over security concerns why is merkel still holding on to north stream 2 when it's a stain on alliances and it puts fresh

just have to wait and see where it went up and there was a similar defensive response from athletic emma dreads coach diego simeone any terribly does the internet i'm just a manager and i'm prepared to coach mark players under any circumstances i have no doubt that the club will decide what's best for selves the super league clubs want to start a soon as possible while still competing in their own national leagues that seems unlikely though given that the premier league the league and syria have all joined you a for in condemning the move saying they'll do whatever it takes to stop it world governing body pfieffer has also said that any players who take part will be barred from their major competitions including the world cup. 4000 fans were allowed into wembley for the f.a. cup semifinal on sunday and some of them made their views clear on the superleague when you take. you may have had a close shop assistant it seems like a lot of big boys there not that there is great pressure. taking away some of their revenue with each old. never figure out a college one of you a physics committee m

emma glasby, bbc news. well, we can speak now to 19—year—old cam who throughout the last year struggled to get work and a permanent place to live. hello. i know last year when you are 18 you came out of care, and you are going to move in with your dad and you were excited at the prospect, tell us about it. i was extremely excited at the prospect of moving in with my dad, it was a new place, i wanted to move away from my hometown because there weren't manyjobs going. they weren't manyjobs going. they weren't accepting people like me in that small town. it was a new experience and i was really excited. you were taking your cv around to try to find work, what employment were you looking for? honestly i was just looking for anything i could do because anything would have helped me at that point, just to give me something to get out of bed for, to give me something to look towards everyday like going to work, customer care, cleaning, absolutely anything, honestly. the two of you, you and your dad, living tog

federating its 1st men's major golf champion despite a shaky finish that augusto he death he must see emma how on to win the masters by one shot demonstrates reports of if. one of the most famous prizes in sport the masters green jacket now sits on the shoulders of a decade or the 1st ever japanese man to win a major golf title course in my book it's really him to think that there are a lot of youngsters in japan watching today hopefully in 5 or 10 years some of them will be competing on the world stage and they can follow in my footsteps. but that's yama started the final round at augusta 4 shots clear but the nerves began to show in the closing stages. but he took shots at the 15th and 16th holes and was in danger of throwing it all the way. but luckily for him despite another bogey at the last his one over par round of $73.00 was enough to secure a famous victory by want to shot the 29 year old without a win on the p.g.a. tour for 4 years was now a major champion in a touching moment on the green his caddie paid his own respects to the famous course by former masters winners tiger woods

emma vardy, thank you very much- — covid infections in india continue to rise by hundreds of thousands each day, and that's led to soaring death rates. the official number of deaths is put at close to 200,000, but local reports suggest that it is almost certainly an underestimate. with hospitals having to turn patients away because they've run out of resources — especially oxygen supplies — aid from abroad is arriving in the country. the first shipment of medical supplies from the uk landed today. devina gupta reports now from delhi. a warning awarning — a warning — some viewers might find it distressing. lives erased in india, their fate sealed by the pandemic. but even as families seek closure in this crematorium built on a car park in india's capital, delhi, some are being denied dignity even in their death, as the actual reason of their demise is being buried with them. translation: 5096 of deaths are not registered by - the government as covid—19. 0ur ngo brings bodies to be cremated directly from homes of victims. the government only counts related deaths of victims who

the us and certain parts of western europe. certain parts of western emma-— certain parts of western euroe. ., , ., , europe. that is a very good oint. europe. that is a very good point- the _ europe. that is a very good point. the concentration i europe. that is a very good point. the concentration of| point. the concentration of these vaccine raw materials i thought about 30 countries, roughly speaking. and some of the most rare of the materials are fewer than that. so we have to be concerned about the vaccine supply chain. i personally think the fact that the united states, india, australia and japan as part of the quadrilateral initiative, designated india is spending up i designated india is spending up i billion doses of vaccine to provide to africa and southeast asia, is an indication that we are starting to think more globally about where we want to source vaccines and to make sure that countries will be able to receive their vaccines from different places in case of supply disruptions. by the way, that goes for a lot of materials, notjust vaccines as we unfortunately learned

top 5 of the season marcus tonight will have played a crucial role yet it was freiburg construct 1st emma dane demetre bitch tina valentia lloyd in the 10 minutes of. a rough week for germany defender muchas ginger was getting rougher. but it was given to his cross which led to his side 2nd tap equalizer. unorthodox finish from too hot but the best always find a way. and the frenchman added a 2nd on the hour mark just off camera sending him one on one with flowing on the last. 6 goal of the campaign for 2 and a timely return to form miller can't so very close. but just not close enough. glove pass boost their european chances with a $21.00 win but now the 2 teens with little left to play for. it's easy to play with a smile when the pressure is off and both outspoken i'm hoping i already looks at the table obscurity still another 3 points never hurt anyone. daniel caligiuri is powerful right.

emma simpson reports. the shock i think came not so much that we closed, it came with the speed with which we closed. mandy reynolds managed this arcadia store for 13 years in stoke—on—trent. it shut, like all the rest, and aged 51, she's now looking for work. there are a lot ofjobs out there, but i'm really struggling to find one. and i think part of that is i feel that the experience that we have and the knowledge that i've gained and the capabilities and skills that i have can be transitioned across to a different role, in a different environment, but it's trying to convince other industries and individuals on a piece of paper, that that's actually the case, because you aren't actually getting a foot through the door. are you starting to feel the pressure a bit? occasionally i do, i'm not going to lie. it has been tough, it is much tougher than i thought it would be. most of us know by now that it's younger workers who've been the hardest hit during this crisis, but older workers, classed as the ove

emma and nathan have been searching for months now with no luck. they have lived on the coast for three years. but with twins on the way, they need somewhere bigger.- need somewhere bigger. being riced out need somewhere bigger. being priced out of — need somewhere bigger. being priced out of everywhere i need somewhere bigger. being priced out of everywhere and l priced out of everywhere and not being able to live on the coast anymore and that is a real worry because we have lived our whole life year and plans to bring up the kids here and the fact that we may not be able to afford olivia is a real prospect now. it able to afford olivia is a real prospect nova— prospect now. it is easy to see why so many want to call i why so many want to call this home. but regional areas often like the infrastructure of the bigger cities. and as a society just to covid—19 realities, all workers may be asked to return to the office. for now, they are embracing the change of pace and enjoying the new ride. shaimaa khalil, bbc news, the sunshine coast. let's

dominic hughes speaking to emma and her son noah, and to melanie and her son george. we've become used to quiet football grounds over the past year — because of fans having to stay at home — but this week a special tournament took place where players also remained silent. the idea was to show the importance of talking for our mental health, and the event was supported by the former arsenal and england midfielder paul merson, who has been open about his own struggles. graham satchell went to see the teams in action. whistle blows kicks of the ball echo football in silence. it's unnerving, unnatural. these five—a—side games organised by power league and the mental health charity calm. in goal, former and england legend paul merson, who was always vocal in goal, former arsenal and england legend paul merson, who was always vocal when he played. players used to get upset with me because i would always constantly call for the ball, even if i shouldn't be getting it, because i wanted to play football — ijust loved playing. commentator: pass is flicked on. teed up

emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. a court in moscow has upheld the conviction of the jailed opposition activist alexei navalny for slandering a soviet world war ii veteran. appearing via video link, mr navalny looked thin after a recent hunger strike, but he struck a defiant tone. in a dig at president putin, he said the emperor had no clothes, and russians were being turned into slaves. boosterjabs against covid will be available from the autumn, after the government ordered a batch of 60—million more doses of the pfizer vaccine. ministers say the most vulnerable groups will be offered the 'top up' jab, but it's unclear when the roll—out will begin. and today, the health secretary, matt hancock, received his first vaccination, with the government saying it's 'on track�* with its road map out of lockdown. our health correspondent, catherine burns, has this report which contains some flash photography. anyone who is 42 or older... it's fair to say he was excited. in last night's press conference, matt hancock men

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dominic hughes speaking to emma and her son noah, and to melanie and her son george. andrea 0riana, an italian former 0lympic swimmer, has set a new record on the high—altitude and chilly lake titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world between bolivia and peru. the 47—year—old swam 20 kilometres across the lake without a wet suit in just over five and a half hours. aruna iyengar has this report. psyching himself up for a record—breaking swim. this is andrea 0riana's third attempt to beat the previous record of 16km across this highest of lakes — over 3,800m above sea level. lake titicaca is a special swimming challenge. translation: the difficulty is the altitude. _ it's hard to swim well and it slows down your strokes due to the cold. you feel 12 celsius without protection, and it feels very, very cold. the only barrier to the cold is paraffin wax, rubbed onto his skin. 47—year—old oriana swam from near the so—called sleeping dragon mountain peak on the east shore to the island of the moon in the middle of the lake, a distance of 20km. it's a d

in terms of challenges emma what are they fighting and facing?— they fighting and facing? right, so they fighting and facing? right, so the searchers _ they fighting and facing? right, so the searchers are _ they fighting and facing? right, so the searchers are going _ they fighting and facing? right, so the searchers are going to - they fighting and facing? right, so the searchers are going to be i they fighting and facing? right, so i the searchers are going to be having to look for the submarine using essentially active sonar searches along the bottom like bottom surveys we have done for previous airline disasters. as you know from those, it has taken weeks or months to find any debris on the sea floor so it's any debris on the sea floor so it's a very hard problem. so if the submarine is not making noise, they are forced into that approach. also the crew only had enough oxygen to get them through the late hours today and also the problem of carbon dioxide removal is an issue as well. so between the measures they have on board as well if the back—up measures they have

emma had to step in to help her dad financially when he couldn't get work. as long as he's looking down, feeling proud, and feeling, you know, "we did it, i told you so," i think... i think that's what we'll take away from it. the lawyer representing most of today's group says this victory throws open the gates for hundreds more appeals. the words that have been uttered many times over recent years about doing the right thing by these people, the time is now to translate those words into deeds. the current boss of the post office in a statement said... but those words can never remove the pain of lost decades. colletta smith, bbc news. a murder investigation has been launched after a 14—year—old boy was stabbed to death in east london. emergency services were called to barking road in newham at around four o'clock this afternoon. the teenager was confirmed dead at the scene and the metropolitan police says efforts are being made to inform his next of kin. the wales football manager ryan giggs has been charged with assaulting two women in salford last nov

emma had to step in to help her dad financially when he couldn't get work. as long as he's looking down, feeling proud, feeling, you know, we did it, i told you so, i think... i think that's what we'll take away from it. the lawyer representing most of today's group says this victory throws open the gates for hundreds more appeals. the words that have been uttered many times over recent years about doing the right thing by these people, the time is now to translate those words into deeds. the boss in charge from 2012 was paula vennells. under her leadership, prosecutions continued and a report into the issue was shelved. when she resigned, she was given a cbe for services to the post office. i've contacted her a number of times over recent weeks, but she hasn't responded to my questions. the current boss of the post office also refused to be interviewed today, but in a statement, said... but those words can never remove the pain of lost decades. and colletta joins me now. a huge relief as their names are cleared but still a lot of unanswered questions, inclu