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Sleeping rough. nobody should be sleeping rough. nobody should be sleeping rough. nobody should be sleeping rough in the country today. really good to talk to you, paul. i wish you all the luck with your project at centrepoint. in the house of commons... here in the uk, a cross—party group of mps has started taking evidence on covid variants and international travel. they“ll hear from a variety of experts on issues such as whether the uk could face a third wave as restrictions are eased and ...

Disinformations specialist, a video was posted on twitter last week appearing to show a dozen or more young boys holding petrol—bombs. adults are seen in the video clapping. the videos now been viewed more than half a million times at least, but its origins in the context around it are being pored over by people like yourselves. what do we know about it? in many ways this is been a blueprint for how disinformation spreads online. particularly when you see protests or writing in the streets. it...

The experts have just been questioned about how affective surge testing is, which we have seen in some boroughs of london in recent days. lets have a listen to how they responded. there is something we have already alluded to, which is so important here, is how are we going to guarantee that we are supporting individuals to isolate. we have seen and lots of variable bits of data over the last few months about the proportion of people with symptoms and indeed with positive tests who are isolating...

People a voice. many thanks to everybody for taking part in that report. spurred on by many more hours in the garden during the pandemic, theres been a record number of entries into this years royal horticultural society photography competition. the entries came from all over the world, with winners from the uk, sri lanka and thailand. lets take a look at some of the best. were nowjoined by the competitions chair ofjudging, chris young, and the overall winner, oliver dixon. good morning both. th...

Going to defeat you. j the security measures - taken by photographers... photographers are actually up close in a way that journalistsj and reporters arent. the security measuresj that they adopt varies. we will see some tv crews i coming to the riots and theyll actually have a security person with them. - someone with warzone training. and it will be that persons job to look after the backsl of the camera crew. they will have a first aid kit. they will watch and see where the journalists i park...

And lets look in more detail now at concerns over that indian variant. there“ve been more than 100 cases of this now identified in the uk. and india has now been added to the governments "red list" for travel — meaning that from aam on friday, british and irish citizens arriving into the uk, will have to quarantine in a designated hotel. non—residents will be banned from entering the country entirely. our transport correspondent caroline davies reports. (pres)the scottish first minister ni...

Services in addition to their linear services. definitely with the pandemic, the real delay for scripted production. unscripted was able to get up and running quite quickly. except for some biggerformats that require international travel. certainly there were slots available and it did have attention on library rerunning classics. and that has been great to be able to do that. but the real big growth is from streaming services who are looking for long running franchises. and in our catalogue we ...

Right, 0k. it sounds like you have had lived experience in that. such as masterchef. lets talk about this huge back catalogue of content that youve got. the pandemic is obviously put limits on much of the productions students had to close down or furlough. does that mean that channels have been rushing to buy your repeats? has it been a bumper time for you? i think there were two things. youve got the rise of streaming platforms globally. we all know the global ones the netflix, amazon, disney p...

Hello this is bbc news with anita mcveigh. the headlines: borisjohnson is chairing a meeting of football chiefs and fans to discuss ways of preventing english clubsjoining a european breakaway super league. the government says its speeding up its target to cut carbon emissions in the uk by 15 years. latest employment figures show that four—fifths of the people who have lost theirjobs since the pandemic began are under the age of 35. tensions remain high across the united states

This is bbc news. im tim willcox with special coverage of the trial of derek chauvin for the killing of george floyd. we the jury, in the above entitled matter, as to count one, unintentional second—degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. a jury decides he acted illegally when arresting george floyd in may of last year — he could face up to 40 years injail. mr floyds supporters welcome the verdict outside the court. the question now — will the jailing of george ...