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This is bbc news. the headlines: as cases of the indian variant of coronavirus double in a week, ministers consider the further easing of restrictions due next month. theres nothing in the data that will delay the date but weve said were always reviewing the data and will come to a final conclusion on whether to reopen on the 21st ofjune onjune the 14th. englands health secretary under pressure as care home leaders dismiss as absolute rubbish the claim there was a protective shield around homes ...

75% of the people that will drive into the clean air zone today would not be impacted at all. they are driving compliant vehicles. traffic is back to 90% of pre—pandemic levels in the city. it is hoped the clean air zone will mean it is never as bad as it was before. phil mackie, bbc news, birmingham. measuring the amount of squashed bugs on your car after a journey may be able to help scientists better understand insect populations in the uk. a new app is asking the public to gather the infor...

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I think this is a first step that shows that, in the future, we could use our mobile phones to do many more things than to just communicate and just call our families and friend. we could use it for detecting different conditions and health states. richard westcott, bbc news, essex. people living in glasgow are expected to find out later whether the city will remain in level three of scotlands covid—19 restrictions. the city has been under strict measures for 270 days, while the rest of the sc...

Originally, the red cross paid hotels for everyone they took in. the scheme ended in february, but the guests were allowed to stay on. now, though, as tourists finally return, theyre moving to a house that calvin and tove have rented for them. i dont think any of us could have appreciated the actual poverty these people are living — because they have nothing. nothing. there has been some opposition to this on gran canaria, with a group of locals angry that arrivals had been rewarded with luxur...

Arrivals had been rewarded with luxury accommodation, as they saw it. aliu, 0usman and the others are hoping to leave the canary islands and find a job on the mainland — if, that is, theyre not returned home. nick beake, bbc news. here, a new �*clean air zone comes into force in birmingham next week, with drivers of cars and vans considered �*high polluting warned theyll be charged to enter the city centre. its all part of plans to tackle high levels of pollution, but its not been welcomed...

Zulfikarabad tanker terminal becomes functional City administration plans to set up fire station nearby PHOTO: EXPRESS KARACHI: Karachi Administrator Laiq Ahmed shared on Wednesday that the Zulfikarabad oil tanker terminal had become operational. He said this would enable improvement in the initial phase of transference. Furthermore, steps were being taken to improve plantation in nearby areas and to establish a fire station at the terminal. The engineering department was also directed to ma...

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Vehicle smashes into Dominos Pizza restaurant in Toronto Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. As if the food industry hasnt had it hard enough during the pandemic, two different restaurants in Toronto had vehicles drive into their buildings this week. An SUV slammed into the front door of the Dominos Pizza at High Park Avenue and Dundas Street West just before 10:30 a.m. this morning, according to Toronto Poli...

This is bbc news. the headlines... borisjohnson denies claims made by dominic cummings, that the poor handing of the coronavirus pandemic, led to the deaths of tens of thousands of people. at every stage, weve been governed by a determination to protect life, to save life, to ensure that our nhs is not overwhelmed. the health secretary has also robustly defended claims against him from mr cummings, who said he is a liar, and should have been sacked. these unsubstantiated allegations around hones...