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Pandemic the subway system in new york city also seeing record ridership as many across the country emerge from a year of isolation during spring break >> the beach is coming back to life the towns coming back to life. were having some fun out here >> reporter: but the cdc says theres no vacation from the virus. in florida and california the uk variant accounting for 25% of new cases citing the third wave of infections in europe, authorities say easing restrictions too quickly at home could lead...

On clapham common on saturday night means going right back to the beginning of the pandemic a year ago. the public health emergency saw new laws forbidding ancient freedoms. police found themselves navigating strange legal territory and decided to take a sensitive and sympathetic approach to the coronavirus regulations, using enforcement only as a last resort. derbyshire police found themselves criticised for being too tough in the early days of lockdown. officers found themselves in a place tha...

The scenes that unfolded in south london on saturday night to remember sarah everard — ended with arrests and bitter argument over the role of police in dispersing the crowds.0ur home editor mark easton looks at the many issues which arise when public gatherings are held during a pandemic. a warning that his report contains flash photography from the start. understanding what went wrong on clapham common on saturday night means going right back to the beginning of the pandemic a year ago. the ...

Of vaccines to low—income countries, in what some are calling an act of "vaccine diplomacy." joining me now for more is ian bremmer, a political scientist and president of the eurasia group. thanks forjoining me. the us already has enough doses of the vaccine to cover all adults in america by the end of may and the entire american population byjuly so shouldnt it be giving away extra vaccines know if other countries needed? , , ., vaccines know if other countries needed? , ~ ., needed? yes, yo...

Ancient freedoms. police found themselves navigating strange legal territory and decided to take a sensitive and sympathetic approach to the coronavirus regulations, using enforcement only as a last resort. derbyshire police found themselves criticised for being too tough in the early days of lockdown. officers found themselves in a place that they had never been before. and, in a sense, we were all making it up as we went along. everyone in society. the difference for police officers was that t...

But local leaders say that doesnt take into account revamped protocols, a 60% cap on occupancy and improved results >> the number of positive cases in this region is way lower than the rest of the country. >> reporter: for added assurance, some providers, like palace resorts, are offering to pay for your quarantine if you test positive on site with u.s. flights up to quintana roo up 23% year-over-year, the pathways to paradise are there. the first leg in charting a return course to travel sam br...

Entering fema now called in to help as our cameras catch people climbing over the wall. the biggest travel day yet during the pandemic, as more americans take to the sky and more states loosen restrictions. the super spreader fears around these big crowds of spring breakers. vaccine divide why are so many republicans refusing to get vaccinated? >> what if your employer said you need to get the shot >> i would have to find another job. >> the major hurdle that could prevent the u.s. from reac...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in one of the bloodiest days since the military coup in myanmar, more than 20 demonstrators have been killed in a single neighbourhood of yangon. the british home secretary orders an investigation into police actions during a vigil in memory of the murder victim sarah everard. france is forced to move covid—19 patients out of paris as intensive care units struggle to cope with a surge in cases. and erik lame...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. in one of the bloodiest days since the military coup in myanmar, more than 20 demonstrators have been killed in a single neighbourhood of yangon. the british home secretary orders an investigation into police actions during a vigil in memory of the murder victim sarah everard. france is forced to move covid—19 patients out of paris as intensive care units struggle to cope with a surge in cases. americas disa...

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