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During a week of operations against county lines drugs gangs across england, wales and scotland. more than a thousand arrests were made. county lines gangs are urban drug dealers who sell to customers in more rural areas, often using children as couriers. angus crawford reports. holly, the sniffer dog, is busy looking for drugs... how much have you got there? is that a couple of grams? ..and the young people used to move them around the uk. police forces across the country, even here on the rail...

Cases have been creeping up again over the past week — theyre up 20%. in the vaccine roll—out, just over 236,000 people have had a covid vaccine in the last 2a hours. in total, more than 38.6 million people have now had their firstjab. thats more than 73% of the uks adult population. more than 427,000 people had their second dose in the past 2a hours, meaning just over 2a million people have had both doses. 45.6% of the population are now fully vaccinated. well, the prime minister says there...

Enough evidence to prosecute you, while if you pass, that could be the voters turn to question if you are indeed a pro—democracy politician. martin yip in hong kong. now to the tokyo olympics. the event is still set to go ahead despite rising covid case numbers acrossjapan, and now the japanese doctors union hasjoined the calls for the event to be cancelled. the unions chairman said holding the event could risk the creation of a new variant. earlier, i spoke to professor jules boykoff, a forme...

Heard doesnt bear any relation to reality. we did everything we could to protect the nhs, and to protect care homes as well. did you test anyone being put into a care home? we did everything we could... i mean, you didnt, did you? we did everything we could. but mr cummings�* claims have made him a temporary friend of the labour leader. we know weve got one of the highest death tolls in europe, _ and the families who have lost. someone are entitled to answers in relation to this, - because bad...

Nostalgia that we see, and perhaps thats a desire for more innocent times thats often said that the 90s where the era of sustained economic growth, rising living standards, it was an era before covid—19, it was an era when the climate crisis seemed like a much more distant threat. so, perhaps its unsurprising that people are enjoying the nostalgia and their revival. , .., �* , enjoying the nostalgia and their revival. , .. �* , , enjoying the nostalgia and their revival. , �* , , revival...

The nhs for the past few years has always been pretty constant. so instead of that massive winter peak and the summer lull, youve still got the massive winter peak, but you dont have a summer lull any more. you have got that constant work, so the ability to catch up has gone. that was before covid. then covid hit. and then itsjust peak, peak, peak, peak, peak all the time. the department of health and social care in england says extra funding is available to help gps, and theres a commitment to ...

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Sport — and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, heres marc edwards. good evening, marc. how are you? very well. and we have got some news from tottenham hotspur. they have held talks with former manager mauricio pochettino over a sensational return to the club. he was only sacked in november 2019 despite leading them to the champions league final six months earlier. jose mourinho replaced him, but was also dismissed following a slump in results. and spurs have now returned to poche...

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