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Were and what they gave to you, your community and this place they called home. jacinda ardern there. mexico has returned the bodies of 16 guatemalan migrants killed trying to cross the us border injanuary. some of the bodies were found heavily burned, delaying their identification and return. families stood by with framed pictures of their loved ones, as the caskets approached draped in the nationalflag. guatemalas president has declared three days of mourning and vowed to find the killers. off...

Survivor, he has had seven surgeries with more to come, and he says for the rest of his life he will be carrying shrapnel within his body. and i think that is a potent symbol. here we have a man walking around new zealand, or trying to walk around as best he can, with structural steel in his body. that really is a very potent symbol of the pain, the ongoing pain, that many people still feel. it ongoing pain, that many people still feel. ., , ongoing pain, that many people still feel. . , , ongoi...

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Of the astrazeneca vaccine, saying the benefits outweigh the possible risks. today, brazil, which has reported a new daily record of two, 2,286 covid—i9 deaths, has approved the astrazeneca vaccine for widespread use. on thursday, el salvador received 30,000 doses of the astrazeneca vaccine through the covax programme, which they will start giving to health care workers imminently. italy is extending its coronavirus restrictions from monday. schools, shops and restaurants will be closed in mos...

That, yes, we should continue using the astrazeneca vaccine, all that we are looking at is what we always look at, any safety signal must be investigated, in fact, its very important that we are hearing safety signals, because if we were not hearing about any safety signals, then that would suggest that there is not enough review and vigilance. we must always ensure we look for any safety signals when we roll out vaccines, and we must review them, but there is no indication to not use it. margar...

Four of our correspondents look back at whats happened in shanghai, rome, sao paulo and johannesburg — and what the situation is there now. we start in china, where covid—i9 was first discovered, with our correspondent robin brant. this is the place where it all began, and it started as an outbreak in a small part of the city. it went on to become an epidemic, and now it is a global pandemic. but here, 15 months on from that, in the country where it all started, things are pretty much normal...

It went on to become an epidemic and now it is a global pandemic. but here, 15 months on from that, in the country where it all started, things are pretty much normal. in shanghai everyone wears a mask, but the buses are running, the banks open and the restaurants are business. most of the schools across this country have been teaching face—to—face since last august. and people are travelling in the millions on the planes, on trains, but china is a country shut off from the rest of the world...

Thats time and energy used. if we dont have support, - both from government and media, its hard to go up from there. patients trust us, but only to a certain extent. - meanwhile the international covax programme says its delivered over 20 million doses to more than 20 developing countries, mostly in africa, but its really only enough to vaccinate key medical workers. with over 2.6 million deaths in the pandemic so far, everyone can agree that much better protections are needed to ensure it never...

Robin brant. this is the place where it all began and it started as an outbreak in a small part of a city. it went on to become an epidemic and now it is a global pandemic. but here, 15 months on from that, in the country where it all started, things are pretty much normal. in shanghai everyone wears a mask, but the bad —— buses are running on the banks open and the response to doing business. most of the schools in this country have been teaching face—to—face since last august. and peop...

Correspondents look back at whats happened in shanghai, rome and johannesburg — and what the situation is there now. we start in china, where covid—i9 was first discovered, with our correspondent robin brant. this is the place where it all began and it started as an outbreak in a small part of a city. it went on to become an epidemic and now it is a global pandemic. but here, 15 months on from that, in the country where it all started, things are pretty much normal. in shanghai everyone wear...