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But older people like the nursing home in washington, the state of washington, has been very heavily affected. the people are much older and many of them are not very well. >> i know, it is fun yes you say that because the h1n1 virus, that was a pandemic in 2009 and 10, interestingly in the obama and biden years, we lost around 17,000 americans. the cdc estimates are we lost 200 to 500,000 lives world weed. in that case, children were more at risk with the h1n1 pandemic. a doctor who ive watched...

And if this situation gets worse, what will happen? we have the key, we can close the door. italy is now facing an unprecedented challenge and a desperate search for a remedy for the virus and for this countrys suffering. mark lowen, bbc news, rome. and a reminder, you can keep up to date with all the developments around the coronavirus outbreak and the symptoms to watch out for and what it means for you on the bbc news app and on our website. thats bbc.co.uk/news. and well find out how this sto...

Britains biggest regional airline flybe is on the verge of collapse, putting 2000 jobs at risk. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the ukjumps to 87, as a public health campaign urges people to wash their hands regularly. and the greek island that is fast becoming a new market flashpoint. aid workers say residents are turning on them. the former us vice president joe biden has emerged as the new frontrunner in the race to be the democatic partys challenger to donald trump in the presid...

This is bbc news. imjulian im julian worricker. the headlines at 11pm... britains biggest regional airline, flybe, is on the verge of collapse, putting 2,000 jobs at risk. it is small in the scale of the uk asa it is small in the scale of the uk as a whole. if you are flying out of exit or or specifically southampton, it really is one of the only choices. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the ukjumps to 87, as a public health campaign urges people to wash their hands regularly. at thi...

Which is going to maintain this very unsettled theme and we are more likely to be on the colder side of thatjet through much of next week as well. so we have the showers coming again and some rather brisk winds and the bulk of the showers in the north and west of the uk but every now and again we will get some burst of persistent rain running in on the strong winds. goodbye. hello. this is bbc news. well be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment. first — the headlines. britains ...

Tonight at ten, an epidemic caused by coronavirus tonight, but in‘s biggest budget airline flybe is at risk. flybe is a leading carrier at manchester and birmingham. we will be asking what the collapse means that the governments leading economic strategy. also tonight: an epidemic caused by coronavirus is now likely in the uk,

Tonight at ten, an epidemic caused by coronavirus tonight, but ins biggest budget airline flybe is at risk. flybe is a leading carrier at manchester and birmingham. we will be asking what the collapse means that the governments leading economic strategy. also tonight: an epidemic caused by coronavirus

Of those who gave their lives fighting for independence. fighting against british monarchs of course. all eyes of course will be on the duke and duchess to see how they remember those who are remembered in this fairly stunning sport. you may be able to have the helicopters up above. that is a sign that the duke and duchess will be here any moment now and after they have come here, there will be a reception hosted by there will be a reception hosted by the british ambassador with luminaries from ...

Auckland. the duke and duchess of cambridge have started their first official visit to the republic of ireland. the royal couple arrived at dublin airport for the three—day trip this afternoon. kensington palace said the visit aims to highlight the "many strong links between the uk and ireland". a short flight into a country with a long history of often unhappy relations with britain. brexit has ruffled feathers this side of the irish sea. william and kate came to smooth things over, starting ...

Yeah. i think more rests on them, certainly. the question of workload a sort of being discussed, i think you could say, among officials. there are those who think the work simply expands according to the number of royals youve got and at some point you have to call a halt but i think theres more of a spotlight on them. we have what we a lwa ys spotlight on them. we have what we always understood prince charles a lwa ys always understood prince charles always wanted now, a slimmed down monarchy w...