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We are doing and why, and ensure that we have lawful grounds for doing that. if an organisation has a legitimate interest in collecting the data for workforce productivity in certain areas, they will be able to do so without consent, but it will still need to be transparent with its employees, telling them what it is doing and of course putting safeguards to protect the data. maybe we will see this sort of employee surveillance become the norm, but clearly it will stir quite some debate. after a...

Enforcement because they were standing around watching a knee on his throat. sometimes we can only call for mothers that are no longer there to be the protection, the wall between us and danger. why would a grown man call for a mother that was already deceased? maybe its because he could not have the trust and faith of calling on those sworn to protect him and to stop him before he was killed on video. that does it for me. thanks for watching. ill see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern....

Stefano paglia has two homes — one with his colleagues in the hospital, the other with a wife and two teenage daughters. he has only seen them a handful of times since the outbreak began.

This is the story of one hospital, and one community. in the time of covid—19. their harmony in the face ofan covid—19. their harmony in the face of an almighty challenge. what does the future hold for the men and women in and out of uniform? and can the nhs adapt to a new normal way of working with a virus that could be here to stay? we were given unprecedented access to the covid—19 award of the royal london hospital in the east end. we had permission from all the patients or their famil...

The cancer with the few symptoms that people have early on, so perhaps were just not detecting it. its still out there. the fervent hope, as the lockdown eases, is that people will drift back to the nhs for whatever hurts them, and the service will be able to help everyone, if we help ourselves. there are friends and there are colleagues who we know who are dying or sick. people i care about being lost to coronavirus. you cant overstate how simple measures are having a huge effect. i know its bo...

This is the story of one hospital, and one community in the time of covid—19. their harmony in the face of an almighty challenge. what does the future hold for the men and women in and out of uniform? and can the nhs adapt to a new normal way of working, with a virus that could be here to stay? we were given unprecedented access to the covid—19 wards of the royal london hospital in the east end. we had permission from all the patients or their families to film. go, go, go. we watched the ago...

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Barber shops. it will be mid august before we start seeing things like swimming pools and playgrounds begin to reopen in san francisco. >> reporter: im evan mcmorris santoro in new york. the more than 400,000 students at the nations second largest state university system are going to have to wait just a little longer to find out how and if theyll return to campus this fall. leaders of the state university system of florida released a blueprint that was short on guidelines for individual campuses...

Working on the front lines, and heres one small way that you can help them in return. complete your 2020 census today. 2020 census data helps communities plan funding for hospitals, clinics, and emergency services across the country. an accurate count helps public health officials know who is at risk, and first responders identify the resources they need to protect our communities. complete your census at 2020census.gov and help shape our future. thats why working together ist more important tha...

This is a shared fight to overcome a shared pain. and its belief in our shared humanity that will get us through. 0n tomorrow evenings programme, music to soothe in our troubled times. this is the one time i need to stand up and do myjob. this is the one time i absolutely have to be there. and what happens to the nhs when the clapping stops? clive myrie, bbc news. the extraordinary people at the royal london hospital whove been dealing with this virus day after day for months now. the budget air...