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To maximum group sizes. some say its about time but its making others nervous. wed love to hear from breakfast viewers on this! and dr xand is here. a study finds just half a people can correctly identify the symptoms of covid more than a year into the pandemic. i covid more than a year into the pandemic-— covid more than a year into the andemic. , ., ~ ., pandemic. i will be talking about that and the _ pandemic. i will be talking about that and the very _ pandemic. i will be talking about th...

Whose state pensions were underpaid for years. an admin error meant she was owed more than £9,000. well, you expect that the pension department wont make errors, really. but clearly they had. or they will put them right. yeah, or you would expect them to put them right. these underpayments mostly affect women who may have had small state pensions but who were unaware they were entitled to an enhanced pension. linda and husband john have now made a successful claim. its a tragedy really, because...

Women who may have had small state pensions but who were unaware they were entitled to an enhanced pension. linda and husband john have now made a successful claim. it�*s a tragedy really, because a lot of those women really, really would need... do need that money and it would really be good for them to have. an estimated 200,000 married women, widows and over 80s have been affected. the payouts average £13,500 to top up underpayments of state pensions for up to two decades. and the governme...

Bbc news, kangaroo island. just before the weather — its worth showing this video released by police in spain. officers in madrid were called to an illegal party and when they arrived it appeared the flat was empty — but like a bad game of hide and seek — they found party goers — hiding under the mattress — and under cushions next to the bed. and of course in the cupboard too. police in the city said more than 200 illegal gatherings were found this weekend. now its time for a look at t...

To capture them. we dont want to kill them, but we have to, to protect the dunnart. if we dont, the dunnarts are gone. like, you wont have them here, and theyll be extinct, extinct. theres always going to be cats, but theres not going to be dunnarts. and this is another line of defence, several kilometres of cat—proof fencing. theres electric wire here, so hopefully theyll hit that and get thrown off the fence, cos it shocked them. the hope is that creating a protective zone will allow dunnart...

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To support herfamily. government rules stopped her earning a living, and she wont be able to replace the dividends — and she cannot afford the rent. if we had to close, most of these animals would be on a death sentence, we would have to euthanise them. it would break me seeing the animals go. that would be my breaking point. there is clear unfairness here. if your income goes down through no fault of your own, you are in big trouble. in sheffield, dave moran says his wedding music business ha...

Not everyone who needs it is getting the financial help they need during the pandemic. millions of taxpayers are unable to access assistance schemes. and the institute for fiscal studies — working with the bbc — has concluded there is "clear unfairness" in some of the exclusions. andy verity reports. weve had emotional days. my mental health has gone really low. to amanda richardson, who runs leicestershire—based family business bringing animals to birthday parties, care homes and schools,...

Old, solitary, and comp harmless. the pangolin were initially identified as one of the prime suspects in passing on the coronavirus to humans. but their unique immune system has evolved over millions of years and could also contain answers to defeating the pandemic. but here in africa hundreds of thousands are poached every year almost to extinction. >> if you take rhinos, elephant ivory, per lem own, multiply it all together, pangolins still exceed that. >> conservation-- they say that many as ...

The theory that janet abaroas death may have been collateral damage from a burglary gone bad was not getting much traction. >> generally, when you surprise a burglar, they dont fight you or try to kill you. they run away. >> thats correct. and there was no rummaging. none of the drawers were gone through. none of the ransacking that you would see in a break-in. it just didnt add up. >> as for the coin found in front of the abaroa home, the police dog was unable to track a scent from it. back to ...