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Covid situation, so i think my situation is very similar to a lot of residents at the minute. some of the evacuations _ of residents at the minute. some of the evacuations were _ of residents at the minute. some of| the evacuations were precautionary. do you know how many homes have been flooded? 50. do you know how many homes have been flooded? ., , flooded? so, at the minute, we are not sure how _ flooded? so, at the minute, we are not sure how many _ flooded? so, at the minute, we are not sur...

Now firefighters have gone the whole hog and a rescued a pig. the essex fire service had a job on their hands saving the bacon of this 31 stone sow called dolly. she got stuck in the mud after she laid down in her sty. fire crews were also to get her back on all fours — and left her to hog the limelight. we need to smile at anything we can smile at at the moment, dont we, frankly! the weather isnt a source of much joy, frankly! the weather isnt a source of muchjoy, but lets frankly! the weathe...

Finally get a strategy on the pandemic. the new orders issued by the president. youre watching "morning joe." well be right back. re-entering data that employees could enter themselves? thats why i get up in the morning! i have a secret method for remembering all my hr passwords. my boss doesnt remember approving my time off.

People trapped underground. we are also speeding up the cleaning of the main shaft, and drilling other rescue holes. poorly enforced safety regulations mean mining accidents in china are not uncommon, but a days delay in reporting this one after the initial explosion by the exit of the goldmine under construction has already cost two officials theirjobs, as questions remain over the cause of the blast. questions remain over the cause of the blast-— of the blast. translation: a team led by shan...

Rations taped to wire cable. mark lobel reports. rescuers feeding out a human lifeline to provide the liquid food for the survivors. medicines are also being sent 540 metres underground, as fears of rising water levels they grow. signs of life emerged on sunday after rescuers knocked down in hope, and suddenly, a poll on the rope from below. to the sheer delight of all. then, a handwritten note from the miners emerged seeing 11 of the 22 trapped are together, with a 12 minor close by, reporting ...

Eye on the situation on the river levels. there are flood warnings and alerts across the calder valley and in some places, that is a case that has been enough to trigger the flood siren which went off last night in the nearby village. the anticipated flooding did not happen overnight but it is anticipated to happen this afternoon at around 6pm. its not just here but across the northeast and central england as well that it is expected. much of the rest of the country is under yellow warnings, cau...

You can get all the latest sports news at our website — thats bbc.com/sport.but from me, gavin ramjaun and the rest of the sport team, thats your wednesday sport briefing. 12 miners trapped underground after a chinese explosion able to be still alive.— to be still alive. they sent back a note _ to be still alive. they sent back a note saying - to be still alive. they sent back a note saying dont l to be still alive. they sent. back a note saying dont stop trying to reach us when rescue was l...

Siren went off last night, the dreaded sound alerting people to flooding. it did not happen as badly as expected last night but it is due to peak at 6pm in this area and people are expecting and preparing for the worst, with doors on the houses across the road from me with sandbags stacked up against them because they have experienced this before and they know how bad it can be. . ~ , ., before and they know how bad it can be. ., ~ , ., , before and they know how bad it can be. ., , be. thank yo...

On londons transport network. transport for london has stepped up its patrols and is expanding its team of enforcement officers. its been mandatory to wear a facemask on london transport for seven months, but officers are still finding a minority breaking the rules. there are a very small number of people who arent exempt who continue to flout the law, and they are a selfish minority. and that is why we have enforcement operations out every day across the public transport network to make sure th...

Even if i went home, i wouldnt have survived. there are some signs that this latest surge may be easing. but its not over. these are still dark and difficult days. james cook, bbc news, at monklands hospital in airdrie. hopefully that gives you a picture of what life is like on the front line in various parts of the uk. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from bbc london. im alpa patel. 1,700 fixed penalty notices have been handed out to people not wearing fa...