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Hello, im brianna keilar and welcome viewers here in the united states and around the world: second day in the row the u.s. is reporting more than 1,000 people dying from coronavirus in a day. more than 1,000 families have just lost a mother, brother, grandparent, someone they love to the pandemic. which is now cut short more than 186,000 lives across the nation. right now the u.s. is averaging about 41,000 new cases a day and that is lower than the summer peak of 70,000 but its still too high w...

Maybe only two to three supermarkets, at best. >> they even tore down a liquor store to create this space. >> were hoping to keep everybody -- to encourage them to eat healthier. >> only fruit and vegetables, no junk. >> from a perilous summer of protests, these teens wanted to do something positive to heal. >> to really make austin the best representation of the people that live here. >> former chicago bears linebacker sam acho assisted with startup costs and was there opening day. >> not only ...

Tests can give false results, but the boss of this airline says it has to happen. quite frankly, i think at this moment in time the uk government is overseeing the demise of the aviation industry in the uk. we are seeing more job losses than we did in the demise of the coal industry in the ‘80s. that surely cannot be an accolade any government would like to have. portugals infection rate has risen beyond the uk governments benchmark, but tonight a surprise — it will not be added to the quara...

Top of the hour now. and for the second day in a row, the u.s. is reporting more than 1,000 people dying from coronavirus in a single day. more than 1,000 families have lost a mother, grandmother, someone they love to the pandemic. which has cut short over 186,000 livelies across the country. the u.s. is averaging 1,000 cases a day. still too high with a compounding problem of a flu season rapidly approaching. and for the labor day weekend ahead, dr. anthony fauci is warning people against gathe...

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The test and protect scheme is managed by nhs scotland. a postcode search of coronavirus test booking revealed more examples including people with symptoms in totnes in devon being directed to carmarthen, nearly 200 miles away. one in penrith advised to go to dumfries, a trip of more than 50 miles. and in london, in one instance, someone being advised to go to a centre in cardiff, a three—hour drive of 150 miles. officials say the system will now be adjusted to reduce these driving times. mini...

This is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. joe biden visits kenosha, where he has been speaking to jacob blake in his hospital bed. one month after the blast that claimed so many lives, rescuers in beirut think there may be somebody still alive under the rubble of this building. conflicting new quarantines rules in the uk for visitors from portugal. people arriving in wales and scotland must self—isolate for ia days, but no new restrictions for engl...

Top of the hour now. and for the second day in a row, the u.s. is reporting more than 1,000 people dying from coronavirus in a single day. more than 1,000 families have lost a mother, grandmother, someone they love to the pandemic. which has cut short over 186,000 livelies across the country. the u.s. is averaging 1,000 cases a day. still too high with a compounding problem of a flu season rapidly approaching. and for the labor day weekend ahead, dr. anthony fauci is warning people against gathe...

Via home—testing kits, though people dont always send them back. the rest is done via drive—through or walk—in centres, and, in high—risk areas, mobile testing units. officials admit the testing website may need adjusting to avoid long carjourneys. ministers say the public may need to keep trying when booking a test but overall they argue the surveillance system is working. if people need a test, the vast majority get it quickly and close to home, but when those testing centres are full,...

In totnes in devon being directed to carmarthen, nearly 200 miles away. one in penrith advised to go to dumfries, trip of more than 50 miles. in london, in one instance, advice to go advice to go to a centre in cardiff, a three hour drive of 150 miles. and for a suffolk man, an even longer proposed journey. i went through the process, and it came back with availability for testing in a place on the outskirts of blackburn, which is over 250 miles away. so i was convinced id got it wrong, cancelle...