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A second spike in covid—19 cases is putting renewed pressure on a struggling healthcare pressure on a struggling healthca re system pressure on a struggling healthcare system in the philippines. the country has the second highest number in cases in southeast asia behind indonesia. vaccinations at less than 1% of the total population. and with one of the longest and hardest lockdowns in the world, a crippling recession has forced thousands onto the streets in search of food. at manilas main cre...

Campaigning now, because of what happened with you at the start of all of this, butjust in terms of why some care homes would not be relaxing their guidelines, i wonder why you think it is? one point that has been made by one person from the national association as they are having to deal with insurance policies that do not cover them if they catch. is that what it boils down to, insurance, as far as you understand? to down to, insurance, as far as you understand?— down to, insurance, as far a...

Rules against apple, it would be monumental. it could change the way we access apps, it could change what app makers are able to do in either of the app stores. because the same judge is also ruling on apples lawsuit against google later this year. and it could have a big impact on many antitrust cases that have been brought against apple and its app store around the world. and if apple wins, it sort ofjust reinforces the power that they already have, and maybe emboldens them on the rules and th...

Eight asiatic lions in india test positive — with symptoms including a dry cough and loss of appetite. scientists are developing vaccines specially for animals, with russia announcing it had registered the first jab last month. kevin tyler is one of them. hes an immunology expert from university of east anglia. thank you very much for being with us on bbc news. let me ask you first of all, whats the evidence of the transmissibility of coronavirus once it gets into animals? do they spread it ge...

Good words, michael, thank you for sharing your story, a very fun story from this time last year. and it is important to talk about it. if you have been affected by any of the issues raised in that interview with mick, you can find details of organisations offering help and support over on the bbc action line website. good luck to him. lets go to sally in the sports corner, as opposed to the naughty step! i in the sports corner, as opposed to the naughty step!— the naughty step! i was going to...

Is putting renewed pressure on the health care system in the philippines. the country has the second highest number of cases in south east asia, behind indonesia — with less than 1% of the total population vaccinated so far. and with one of the longest and hardest lockdowns in the world, a crippling recession has forced thousands onto the streets in search of food. howard johnson reports from manila. at manila“s main crematorium, smoke billows incessantly. 0utside, ambulances and hearses que...

An order had been given to distribute the food to the local counsel. these women who had been queuing since 10am said they are yet to receive ayuda — financial aid from the government. no ayuda here. the government says it has distributed 75% of its financial aid programme to metro manila. the hand—out is just $21 per person, and so the poor continue to queue. howard johnson, bbc news, manila. a landmark trial has begun in the united states against apple, accusing the tech giant of abusing i...

Thats all the sport for now. ill have more for you in the next hour. a petition calling on the government to make care home visiting guidance mandatory is being delivered to downing street today. campaigners say that many care homes continue to flout government guidelines by imposing restrictions on the number of visits a family member can make to a loved one. they say the government has provided a clear road map out of lockdown for everyone in society, apart from residents in care homes. were j...

Abroard this year — but he was optimisitc about normal life soon returning here with far fewer restrictions. heres our health editor hugh pym. masks and social distancing, strict limits on gatherings and socialising, theyve been unprecedented restrictions on everyday lives for much of the pandemic, but theres an increasing sense that things could be much closer to the old normal by the summer. one of the key scientists involved in lockdown policy told me hes more confident. it will feel a lot ...

Confirmed that the indian premier league has been suspended because of the news comes after an increase in coronavirus cases among the cricketers playing out there. thats all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. back to you. thank you. lets get more now on our top story — at least 23 people have died in mexico city — after an overpass collapsed onto a busy road as a train travelled across it. 70 people have also been injured. speaking a little e...