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Prompted some scientists to back the lifting of restrictions in three weeks. , , ., , weeks. the july date is good because schools will be _ weeks. the july date is good because schools will be closing _ weeks. the july date is good because schools will be closing for _ weeks. the july date is good because schools will be closing for the - schools will be closing for the summer, we will be going into the summer, we will be going into the summer holidays and transmission potential will be somewha...

But if we look at the period from may this year, although cases have risen sharply to around 15,000 per day, hospital admissions have not followed that same upward trend, rising to just over 200 patients a day. and the chances of dying from covid have fallen dramatically. at the peak injanuary, its estimated that one in every 60 infections caused a death. now, its fewer than one in every 1000. and its the huge success of covid vaccines which has prompted some scientists to back the lifting of re...

Close to 200,000 people have just had their second jab, which means nearly 32.5 million people fully vaccinated, or more than 61% of uk adults. 0ur health editor hugh pym is here. what do you make of the new health secretary, what he has said so far and is up against? fidjid secretary, what he has said so far and is up against?— and is up against? said javid is been plundered _ and is up against? said javid is been plundered right]— and is up against? sajid javid is been plundered right int...

Crush effect to that and plant listening devices, delsar devices inside the rubble pile to see if they can get any feedback from that, tapping sounds, moaning sounds, somebody trying to get attention. an all-quiet will be done and some of the rescuers will do a call-out. the lifting of those pieces of conkrcrete that everybody is watching are either done by humans and/or mechanical machines are trying to gain access underneath. the rescuers will put the pieces of wood, which we call cribbing and...

And plant listening devices, delsar devices, inside the rubble pile to be able to see if they can get any feedback from that. tapping sounds, moaning sounds, somebody trying to get attention. anything thats going on. a callout will be done, also. an all quiet will be done and some of the rescuers will do a callout. the lifting of those pieces of concrete that everybodys watching are the -- either, done by humans and/or mechanical machines are trying to gain access underneath. the rescuers will, ...

Still, you know, not people trapped if they are alive. for different reasons, you know, they might be obviously -- as time is running up, they might be getting a little bit more sicker or ill. not as vocal as they were before. but like i said, we are going to keep, you know, keep searching. >> and you think about -- i mean, you are a trauma surgeon. youre onsite here, as i mentioned. to care for the rescuers, themselves. >> correct. >> but if you find somebody, its not as simple as simply liftin...

I think i need this". seeing all those big games labelled as day one on xbox game pass is a very, very attractive proposition for gamers — especially when youre looking at, you know, £70, $70 aaa purchases for the ps5. and looking at what the xbox series x has for 2022 and not really knowing what sonys doing for this christmas, let alone in 2022, is a really precarious position for them to be in. its—a me, wario! the last major show belonged to nintendo. theyd already quashed any hopes of s...

I think i need this". seeing all those big games labelled as day one on xbox game pass is a very, very attractive proposition for gamers — especially when youre looking at, you know, £70, $70 aaa purchases for the ps5. and looking at what the xbox series x has for 2022 and not really knowing what sonys doing for this christmas, let alone in 2022, is a really precarious position for them to be in. its—a me, wario! the last major show belonged to nintendo. theyd already quashed any hopes of s...

Now on bbc news, tuesday in parliament. hello again, and welcome to tuesday in parliament — as mps accuse ministers of burying good news on coronavirus. we could have safely opened on 21 june. thats the real reason why it hasnt been published. so, why doesnt he publish it today and put our minds at rest? but scotland, too, delays the lifting of covid restrictions by three weeks. to use the race analogy that many have used before, we must not allow the virus to get too far ahead of the vaccines...

When so many people still need to be vaccinated? ., ,, , ., . , ., vaccinated? thank you. we built a deployment _ vaccinated? thank you. we built a deployment infrastructure, - vaccinated? thank you. we built a deployment infrastructure, a - deployment infrastructure, a vaccination infrastructure. if you remember brigadier phil prosser stood next to the pm on this stage and talked about us standing up a national supermarket chain in about a month way back in november of last year. that was to va...