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Linked to the new variant. hospital admissions with covid are also rising in some places, albeit from a very low level. there are concerns the increase in infections could delay plans to lift all restrictions in england onjune the 21st. our correspondentjames reynolds has the latest. in bolton, the race between the vaccine and the variant is fought at the pace of an average british queue. in recent weeks, up to several thousand people a day have waited patiently for their turn to be jabbed. in t...

Of the poorest parts of the country, where many deaths go uncounted. and thousands of manchester city and chelsea fans arrive in portugal ahead of tomorrows champions league final. and coming up in the sport on the bbc news channel, the push for the premier league. we will have the latest ahead of the championship play—off final at wembley between brentford and swansea. good evening. inquests have ruled that two young cambridge graduates were unlawfully killed by a convicted terrorist at a pri...

On the precipice of a significant escalation in attention from the international community. it supplies many how quickly the eu responded to roman�*s abduction and the hijacking of this a line—up by the belarus authorities. there was a meeting in lisbon today, i believe we are on the precipice for some significant additional european sanctions and us sanctions targeting the belarus regime. calls for a release not only of roman protasevich but hundreds of other political prisoners. of course ...

Twitter says its worried about the safety of its staff in india. the company has been coming under pressure after it put a "manipulated media" label on a tweet by a spokesperson from the governing bjp. the information ministry accused the social media giant of hampering free speech by arbitrarily suspending accounts and deleting tweets. the united nations human rights council has agreed to open an investigation into this months conflict between israel and the militant group hamas. hamas has welc...

And we all understand that stuff had to be put on hold whilst _ there was the pandemic, - but now the pandemic is beginning to recede, we need a serious approach to getting - into this backlog. but the department of health and social care act says its providing an extra £7 billion for health and care services this year and an additional1 billion to tackle the backlog, but it admits its facing an unprecedented challenge. laura foster, bbc news. the prime minister, borisjohnson, will hold talks t...

Pallab ghosh, reports. look up at the skies, and you see stars. but this telescope, in the deserts of chile, is able to see the universe as it really is, filled with a mysterious substance called dark matter. it cant be seen, but this instrument can detect dark matter by the way it distorts starlight. this is a map of matter in the universe. and thats allowed astronomers to produce this map of how its spread across the expanse of space. its an element of, you know, unveiling mystery. something y...

At all. a lot of the statues had only been restored in the 1920s or in the 1930s is kind of a pushback against the racial issue by some of those who wish slavery had not ended or were unhappy with what happened to the economy in the south. while this thing about lets put plaques up this thing about lets put plaques up and describe things are moving somewhere else. this is quite a novel suggestion. it is committed think its an _ novel suggestion. it is committed think its an interesting, - novel ...

To bid for nhs contracts. he says at the time he didnt know, and the report agrees, saying he did act with integrity. number ten agrees, saying no further action is required. but labour says there are still questions to be answered over issues that, in the middle of a pandemic, have been both difficult and distracting. alex forsyth, bbc news, westminster. the number of new coronavirus infections across the uk has risen above 4,000 for the first time since the start of april with 11,182 new cases...

For nato and the unity of the transatlantic alliance between the us and the eu? this is not obviously an incident nato will respond to, other than through rhetoric, belarus does not aspire to be a member of the alliance. although the countries that the plane was moving between, greece and lithuania, were nato members. this is an issue of transatlantic solidarity. it depends how far they want to go in pressuring belarus on this issue, nato made a strong statement. there were some nato allies seek...

Such as these orphans — all 127 of them who fled over lake kivu. for these people who have already lost so much of the life they had, it seems their plight is not yet over. rhal ssan, bbc news. lets get some of the days other news. election officials in syria have announced that president bashar al—assad has won a fourth term in office winning 95% of votes cast in wednesdays polls. the election is the second such vote since the start of syrias conflict. its already been dismissed by western ...