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For the problems in the testing portion of the storm damage. from regime across the uk? hurricane sally for supper if you health editor, hugh can look behind me you can see pym has this report. several toppled over trees and long waits and frustration for things like that. this is one of the people in south bend at a virus historic parks right in the middle of the city here. basically, what testing centre, further evidence of the immense strain on the whole has been going on so far is showers, s...

Doctor, to reflect on those beautiful memories and now we are looking at the images of whats left of the camp, i mean, this hallowed out one structure and pickup truck. what does it do to see the images? because at this point you have not actually seen it in person yourself, have you? >> no. i have seen it only in the pictures. im anxious to get up there but it will be a while. absolutely heart breaking, devastating. it is really the people that give okizu the strength and the kids and the paren...

They can be relaxed and be themselves. and to have that taken away is certainly very difficult for all of us. >> you know, i know the fires are still doing, too dangerous to traverse the land to see whats left and how you rebuild from there, but what are you imagining in terms of how you go from here, what is next, will there be another camp okizu? >> the first answer is that we are determined that there will be another camp okizu. it is too important not to do that. it is fun for people there a...

Out. every few hours another one starts. the thick, acrid smoke filling the air is burning my eyes at the moment. and imagine this spreading out across this entire area, destroying the lives of almost 13,000 people. homes, livelihoods gonein 13,000 people. homes, livelihoods gone in an instant. it is like a bomb has hit this entire area. how quickly the flames leap, a frenzy to get another blaze under control. the campfourtimes get another blaze under control. the camp four times overcapacity ha...

To explode. >> reporter: for 5-year-old isabella and her 13-year-old brother, going back to school is a long-awaited return to some form of normalcy. >> its like the school 8:00 to 2:20 ill learn more. >> reporter: like millions of other students across the country, remote learning has been a struggle for the brooklyn new york siblings. >> i had so much stress getting my daughter to learn and not learning and she cry most of the time. my son, he distracted himself by talking to his peers and pla...

Towards the centre of minsk. mr lukashenko had previously placed the army on high alert. as for the president, on his 66th birthday, this defiant image of a leader who has no intention of stepping down. but the protesters have other ideas. all chant. they managed to regroup, and then they flooded through the belarusian capital on their way to mr lukashenko‘s official residence. and while they marched, they accused the leader of belarus of rigging an election, stealing the presidency, and of br...

Mr lukashenko had previously placed the army on high alert. as for the president, on his 66th birthday, this defiant image of a leader who has no intention of stepping down. but the protesters have other ideas. all chant. they managed to regroup, and then they flooded through the belarusian capital on their way to mr lukashenko‘s official residence. and while they marched, they accused the leader of belarus of rigging an election, stealing the presidency, and of brutalising the people. theyre ...

Placed the army on high alert. as for the president, on his 66th birthday, this defiant image of a leader who has no intention of stepping down. but the protesters have other ideas. all chant. they managed to regroup, and then they flooded through the belarusian capital on their way to mr lukashenko‘s official residence. and while they marched, they accused the leader of belarus of rigging an election, stealing the presidency, and of brutalising the people. theyre insisting he resign. i dont k...

I do not know what will be the result but i am sure people will not stop. they will not stop. but mr lukashenko retains the support of his security forces and of a powerful neighbour — russia. that for now is helping to keep him in power. the headlines on bbc news. university lecturers warn that plans to reopen universities in september will be too dangerous without a coronavirus testing programme. thousands of anti—government demonstrators take to the streets of minsk again to protest at wh...