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This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. Millions of Public Sector workers in england are expected to face a pay freeze in next weeks Spending Review. Nhs workers are thought to be protected, but unions say the efforts of all Public Sector workers need to be recognised. Of course the incredible nhs staff at the forefront of this, but so have care workers, so have local authority workers, so have Civil Servants. This pandemic has demonstrated one thin...

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More warnings about the pressure on hospitals across the uk as the new variant of coronavirus spreads. Londons hospitals are particularly stretched. Leading doctors talk of wall to wall covid and warn people not to underestimate the virus. European ambassadors back the post brexit trade deal that was agreed between the uk and the eu on christmas eve. And how scientists have discovered 12 new species in the Atlantic Ocean good afternoon. There are further warnings today of the pressures faced by ...

None of this work to roll this term. None of this work to roll this term. None of this work to roll this out is going to be wasted. Regular testing will take place of staff and students in school and in due course help us to reopen schools as soon as possible. Testing will be the centre of our plans to return children back to school, back to the classroom, back to college as soon as possible. I never wanted to be in a position where we had to close schools again. I believe that schools should al...

And in care homes, the latest figures show more than 11,500 deaths linked to the virus since the beginning of march. In the us President Trump repeats his claim that hes taking an anti malaria drug to ward off coronavirus, despite the opposition of health officials. And a very rare upside of the past few months the world has seen a dramatic improvement in air quality. And in the sport on bbc news theres been six positive tests for coronavirus from three premier league clubs, as the top flight pr...

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President zelensky says hes prepared to discuss ukraine becoming a neutral country, as part of a peace deal, to end the fighting. refugees fleeing from the southern port of mariupol say theyve been forced to go to russia. in other news, china has announced its biggest city—wide lockdown since the covid outbreak began more than two years ago. the entire population of shanghai will be restricted to their homes over the next nine days. residents will be locked down in two groups between 28 march ...

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