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The countrys banks have seen volatile trading over the past week. to tell us more live now to miraj maharashtra and nikhil inamdar. just talk through the impact this crisis is having on financial services, on the markets, on how the economy is going. markets, on how the economy is anoin. . , , , , , going. valley, the sense seems to be the second _ going. valley, the sense seems to be the second time - going. valley, the sense seems to be the second time around, | to be the second time around, t...

Britney spears is to address a us court directly about the legal arrangement that gives her father control over her finances and other aspects of her life. the 39—year—old pop singer has been under a conservatorship since 2008, but rarely takes part in court hearings and has not publicly commented on the legal arrangement. now following a request from her lawyer, a judge has given her permission to speak at an upcoming hearing onjune 23. well, to give us more insight into the current court c...

To the queen, and borisjohnson will take his advice on when anything further needs to be said about the flat. ever since the allegations were made, number 10 has insisted no codes of conduct have been breached and no electoral laws broken, but the timing of the electoral commission investigation is farfrom ideal, potentially distracting the conservatives from campaign messages they would prefer to be talking about ahead of crucial elections next week. and the government will need to do more if i...

Weve never had to see people piling up outside hospitals, and in india, the images that we are seeing at the moment, of peoplejust stuck outside a hospital, not being able to get intensive icu treatment, it is very saddening. so ijust hope that it does improve in india. british doctors have been providing people in india with advice and support. my knowledge of treating the covid, and also research, sharing the knowledge with my healthcare professional friends in india, thats been useful. the ra...

Really got stuck in and will be wanting to make the most of it before those elections next week. lucy fisher, deputy political editor at the daily telegraph, thank you. the number of coronavirus deaths in india has leapt to over 200,000 — with parts of the country devastated by a second surge of the disease. theres a continuing acute shortage of oyxgen — along with desperately overcrowded hospitals. in some cases, people are dying while waiting for beds. experts believe the real number of in...

It was the worst, worst night of my life that i was not able to save her — no money, no contacts, nothing helped me out. translation: this - disease can be dangerous but our system is even more dangerous — it has scared us. nishi and sachin are living indias nightmare. yelling - n0 audio translation available. this is sachin, moments after he got a call — his pregnant wife, angelie, had died due to covid. desperately looking for a doctor and some answers. translation: at that time i had so...

Easy to save them. medical supplies from the uk have begun to arrive in india — with the first international shipments aimed at stemming a devastating covid—19 surge. ventilators and oxygen equipment landed in delhi yesterday, but far more will be needed, with many hospitals overwhelmed and people waiting in the streets outside. india recorded 320,000 new infections yesterday, and deaths are now close to 200,000 in total. well, we can speak now to drjs bamrah, consultant psychiatrist at nort...

As a tribute to bina. for sachin, his two children are his hope. i ask her what she wants to be when she grows up. "police," she says. and sachin wants his son to become a civil servant. together, he hopes, they will fix this system. divya arya, bbc news, india. so thats the situation in delhi but how are they coping in rest of this huge country? over the coming hours, well bring you the situation across the country from the bbc�*s indian language services correspondents.

Takes right now. the government message has remained, be sensible but do not panic about this, keep it in perspective. the more we hear, the worst the perspective becomes and ijust wonder to what extent things are tilting ever further against the way the government has managed or many would say mismanaged all this? i think there is a great deal of anger and a great deal of helplessness. helplessness of course because of the crumbling public health infrastructure. but anger, exactly the kind of c...

So as a result of that — of course, western media, it is not very diverse, does not feature people of colour in a lot of tv shows. so now some companies are hoping that al itself could just be the answer to solving the problem, using the might of something called generative adversarial networks, or gans for short. to see how it works, we have embarked on a little experiment. these are the faces of the click team which we have fed directly into an off—the—shelf gan software from nvidia. 0n ...