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Despite losing colleagues to targeted killings, anisa and her fellow journalists continue to work. they are uncertain exactly who is behind the attacks.

China is warning the us, as president biden orders a fresh inquiry into the origins of covid, and suggestions of a chinese laboratory leak persist. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, has condemned the overhaul of electoral rules in hong kong. the sweeping changes — approved on thursday — limit the number of directly elected legislators. they also mean candidates will be vetted — keeping out those critical of beijing. the bbc�*s martin yip in hong kong explains. this electoral ref...

For some kind of album thats coming soon. and for more on the airwaves festival, just go to the website on your screen. and listen to bbc radio london from 1030. travel now. the circle line has minor delays, and theres no overground between clapham junction and wandsworth road due to a signal failure. and the limehouse link tunnel has been closed in both directions for safety reasons. now the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello, good morning. its a milder start to the day than we saw this time...

Theres a fracture opened in time and space in central london, from which cybermen, daleks and aliens have escaped. well take you inside the world of doctor who. hello and welcome. the arrest of a belarusian journalist whose flight was diverted to capture him is sparking fresh diplomatic tensions. now russia — an ally of belarus — has denied entry to flights by two european airlines because they planned to avoid belarusian airspace. the european union says its finalising fresh sanctions on be...

On saturday, then, again, therell be quite a bit of cloud, but also some sunny spells emerging. temperatures will start to rise once more. by the time we get to sunday a lot of sunshine. high pressure dominates as we head through next week, so, again, its looking dry and feeling warm. im back in an hour. plenty more on our website. now, though, its back to naga and charlie. bye for now. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. lets charlie stayt and naga munchetty. bring y...

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Eye on the rise in coronavirus cases driven by the indian variant. eye on the rise in coronavirus cases according to data from public health england, there are now almost 7,000 cases in the uk. thats doubled in a week. and up to three—quarters of new covid cases could be 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 on jun...

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The leader of belarus — alexander lukashenko — has accused the west of trying to destabilise his country, as he held talks with his main ally — russias president putin. the two men pledged to strengthen their alliance. it follows international condemnation of belarus for forcing a ryanairflight to land, in order to arrest an opposition journalist. the uk and eu have demanded the immediate release of roman protasevich and have banned flights from belarus, while brussels is threatening to im...