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Hello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. Were covering all the latest coronavirus developments here in britain and globally. First an online summit of nearly a0 countries has pledged more than 8 billion towards developing a coronavirus vaccine. The summit was hosted by the European Commission president. The United States snubbed the event, insisting it was already at the forefront of efforts to find a vaccine. Rich preston has this report. It was a videoconference of the wo...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. For the First Time Since italy locked down ten weeks ago, people are able to visit shops, some restaurants and hairdressers. Weve a special report from milan. More than 15,000 People Killed in this region, almost half of all the italian deaths. And economic pain is intense, one in three businesses here dont plan to reopen today. So milan is coming back to life, but the wounds run deep. New measures on trains a...

Flu vaccination rates for this time of year are the lowest theyve been in five years.

People urged to check they are fully immunised after NSW and Victorian health authorities alert to three separate cases of virus in May

People urged to check they are fully immunised after NSW and Victorian health authorities alert to three separate cases of virus in May

Xavier complained of a headache. Within hours, he was having seizures in hospital. The five-year-old is one of the rising number of Victorians falling victim to the flu, COVID-19 or RSV.

Years and millions of cases into the pandemic, these Australians still haven't caught COVID-19. A leading epidemiologist says the reason why may be anything but extraordinary.

'I want you to be strong and we're going to pull through this.'

'I want you to be strong and we're going to pull through this.'