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Today. ministers will be looking at how it plays out today and all of those areas, the preparation has been done, what actually happens now? while children are at very low risk from coronavirus itself, the pandemic has had a profound impact on their health and wellbeing. data shared exclusively with the bbc by the uk—based nuffield trust and the health foundation show growing waits for planned care, access to cancer treatment and an unprecedented surge in demand for mental health services. our...

This from our health correspondent, katharine da costa. some days she couldnt walk. getting angry, she was crying sometimes. the children caught up in delays and disruption caused by the covid pandemic. sometimes ijust see tears rolling down his face. gone from the child he was to pretty much a recluse. hes more interested in your fingers. eight—year—old thomas from leeds was diagnosed with leukaemia three years ago. his fortnightly hospital appointments moved to monthly video calls during t...

Access to cancer treatment and an unprecedented surge in demand for mental health services. our health correspondent katharine da costa reports. some days she couldnt walk. her behaviour was changing, getting angry, she was crying sometimes. the children caught up in delays and disruption caused by the covid pandemic. sometimes ijust see tears rolling down his face, just sitting and watching him gone from the child he was to pretty much a recluse. hes more interested in your fingers. eight—yea...

Translation: military exercises are active right now. _ tomorrow, we will even participate together in an important part of this whole complex of military cooperation. ukrainian soldiers, already involved in fighting, know that something much bigger could still be looming. russia insists it has no plans to attack. no—one here is relaxing their guard. paul adams, bbc news. several major health charities in england are calling for childrens health services to be prioritised, as the country emerg...

Growing waits for planned care, access to cancer treatment and an unprecedented surge in demand for mental health services. our health correspondent katharine da costa reports. some days she couldnt walk. her behaviour was changing, getting angry, she was crying sometimes. the children caught up in delays and disruption caused by the covid pandemic. sometimes ijust see tears rolling down his face, just sitting and watching him gone from the child he was to pretty much a recluse. hes more interes...

For england highlights growing waits for planned care, delays to cancer diagnoses — and a surge in demand for mental health services. more details from our health correspondent, katharine da costa. some days she couldnt walk. getting angry, she was crying sometimes. the children caught up in delays and disruption caused by the covid pandemic. sometimes ijust see tears rolling down his face. gone from the child he was to pretty much a recluse. hes more interested in your fingers. eight—year�...

Zero emissions. welsh labour has also launched its campaign for mays council elections and promised to help people through the cost of living crisis. the first minister, mark drakeford, wasjoined at the launch in bridgend by the labour leader. sir keir starmer said mr drakefords leadership in wales has shown what the party would do if it got into government in westminster. just over a year after a car crash that almost killed him, tiger woods has announced he plans to play in the us masters that...

Family faces even if he -- >> tiger is the mo competitive person i have ever met and ever dealt with. this is why hes so great. all this talent and this ability to practice, he puts it teague, hes the hardest worker, and he just obviously the greatest golfer ever. jack nicklaus, tiger woods, whatever, its right up there. yeah, he wants to play well. theres real pride there for tiger woods. even though he was in the hospital bed a few months ago and couldnt walk for several months, you know, now ...

I couldnt walk. pga hope gave me the opportunity to compete again. >> retired master sergeant christina alvarez says last assignment in the army left her in a dark place. >> we were giving the families closure. >> alvarez worked as a legal investigator in the mid 2,000s focusing on soldiers who died in combat. >> i also had my best friend come through and did the autopsy and on him. and this became very difficult. >> alvarez turned to the pga hope program and week by week began to feel herself a...

I tried to contact senators and different organizations. >> seems like so many people need to be helped and the talent man has come to your home, beaten one of your cousins so badly he couldnt walk. you talk about being disappointed in not having freedom. thank you for joining us and keep us updated because you would love to get back to the states and arizona where you lived since 2015 and wish you nothing but the best, thank you for telling your story. >> thanks for the time. todd: situation at...