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The announcement. Unprecedented that there should be a rich abundance of approaches, all of which rich abundance of approaches, all of which are rich abundance of approaches, all of which are essential. And new data shows another covid 19 vaccine developed in the us that may only require a single dose is 66 effective. In other news, primary schools in wales could re open to all pupils after half term though the nationwide lockdown will continue. And thousands of volunteers helping the nhs with t...

After the window was put up in westminster abbey. We loved it here, and i suggested tojp this would be a great place to draw and paint the arrival of spring. There are apple, pear, cherry and plum blossom, with hawthorn and blackthorn. East yorkshire only had blackthorn and hawthorn. We found this house with a large garden that was cheaper than anything in sussex. We bought it. I began straight away, drawing on a japanese foldout book. I drew all around the house and then i drew the house itself...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Growing pressure on the uk government for more clarity on coronavirus restrictions in the lead up to christmas after uk deaths hit their highest level for five months. But the environment secretary says the right measures are in place to give people a good festive season. I am sure we will be able to have a good christmas and families will be able to meet but they may not be able to get together in the sort of...

Generations, if they suffer from this covid 19, the symptoms are not so bad, but thats not true. Many patients in the hospitals are in their 40s and 50s. Here in the uk, the policy of social distancing will be needed until at least the end of the year, according to the chief medical officer. President trump says its been encouraging to see some us states start to reopen. Hes told the White House Briefing that america has flattened the curve but does not want to see another rebound of the illness...

The first half-century of routine vaccination saved 153 million lives. That calls for optimism, even in the face of sobering challenges.