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Theres been an average of over 25,000 daily cases over the past week. but the uk government says this is manageable because the vaccine roll—out has meant hospitalisations — and deaths — are comparatively low. this graph shows the growth of cases in the second and the current third wave of the virus — which includes the new delta varient — with both growing rapidly. but this graph shows that current hospitalisations are lagging far behind the second wave — although they are still ris...

Making that mandatory for other large—scale indoor and outdoor events would be strongly opposed by some tory mps. at the start of the year, ministers said they had no plans for people in england to show proof theyd had both jabs. but its now clear some freedoms will come with that condition. ben wright, bbc news. the latest daily figures on coronavirus show a fall in the number of new infections for a fifth day. our health correspondentjim reed is here to go through the data. what are the numb...

The country continue to rise. theres been an average of over 25,000 daily cases over the past week. but the uk government says this is manageable because the vaccine rollout has meant hospitalisations and deaths are comparatively low. this graph shows the growth of cases in the second and the current third wave of the virus, which includes the new delta variant, with both growing rapidly. but this graph shows that current hospitalisations are lagging far behind the second wave, although they are...

Is manageable because the vaccine has weakened the link between cases and hospitalisations. this is a comparison between the growth of cases in the second and the current third wave of the virus — which includes the new delta variant — with both growing rapidly. but this graph shows that current hospitalisations are lagging far behind the second wave — although they are still rising. and a similar pattern can been seen in the statistics for deaths. as you can see they are far fewer than in...

Were done with this, and now here we are and there are two reasons for this. one, this delta variant which has been called a variant on steroids, and also that so many, half the country is still not fully vaccinated, allowing this variant to do its thing which it does so well. so, lets take a look at the growth of the delta variant. if you look at this graph on the far left, that was where we were in late may. 3% of the covid out there was the delta variant. now look. less than two months, this ...

After month. we were happy when the map was mostly yellow and green. look at this, guys. what have we done as a country that this map is mostly dark red, cases going up again? im going to show you another graph, another disheartening graphic that explains why were seeing all this dark red. all these increase in cases, and that is that vaccines are at -- vaccinations, rather, are at a low. take a look at that. it shouldnt be on the far-right, thats where we are now. look at the low rate of vaccin...

Businesses. there are others concerned about what that might mean for the continued spread of infections so it is a very big subject and we have to do our best to navigate a course through that.— through that. some viewers think the — through that. some viewers think the sac— through that. some viewers think the bbc is _ through that. some viewers think the bbc is being - through that. some viewers i think the bbc is being alarmist by focusing so much on the rising cases when testing has a...

Why is the government sounding confident? take a look at this graph. the number of coronavirus cases is going up, but look at this line, too. the number of people ending up in hospital isnt rising anywhere near as quickly. patients the link is not totally broken. the link is not completely broken, so the key aim is to get as many people as possible vaccinated before july the 19th. labour wants to get rid of the rules, too, but... it is important that if the qr codes are going to stop and masks a...

Surge. this is the graph of whats going on at cedar island. you can see the rapid rise in the last couple of hours. more than four feet above normal. that occurred as one of these bands came through, pushed the water way up, four feet aboveground level. >> how great is the risk from flash flooding and storm surges right now. you been ta youve been talking about the surges. we have the issue with the rainfall. we have large area weve been talking about for several days. big concern entire state o...

Almost preventible here when you look at the numbers. lets talk specifically about arkansas. when you look at it right now, we have seen only about 35% of the population here in the state be vaccinated. when you look at arkansas as a whole, and hospitalizations, you can see how they begin to increase here. one doctor telling me their ward is already full. theyre certainly looking into the possibility that they might find other options here in terms of treating some of these patients. when it com...