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In hospitals who have got symptoms so we can pick them up early. in a letter to the prime minister mps said that they believed a lack of testing capacity had driven the governments strategy. they criticised public health england for failing to provide the scientific evidence used when deciding not to bring in mass testing. they said the cost of the ongoing lockdown was vastly greater then the cost of rolling out large—scale testing and that by not regularly testing hospital staff and care work...

Studying her lpc at this moment in time, so between the three of us, theres one laptop that we have to share. research suggests a third of pupils overall are taking part in online lessons each day, but those from private schools are twice as likely to do so as their counterparts at state schools. the gap between advantaged and disadvantaged in our education system is already significant. we know whats now happening is that gap is getting wider even despite the best efforts of schools, the bbc an...

Regular vaccinations against coronavirus going into the future. that, of course, remains to be seen, but thats my bet at the moment, this is likely to be a seasonal coronavirus vaccine. >> sir john bell at oxford, the whole world is rooting for you. thanks for coming on. >> thanks so much. take care. finding a vaccine is one thing, fixing our economy is another gargantuan challenge. the panel is next. as we go to break, look up in the sky. its the navys blue angels and the air forces thunderbi...

Doubling the number recorded last week. almost $12 million in losses and counting. the fbi making arrest middlebrook. >> ive created the cure for cov 19. c-o-v-i-d 19. the coronavirus. this is it right here. >> reporter: theres no cure. hes been arrested and charged with attempted wire fraud. accused of advertising a false claim to lure investors. tonight the state of missouri is suing televangelist jim bakker after his tv show promoted a silver solution cure for covid-19. a potion in a bottle t...

In power, that enable us to do a lot of very, very complex calculations in order to bring data from multiple sources in real time, so the robot can understand how the environment looks like, how the user looks like, and specifically for the corona situation, this is what you need. naturally, there are regulatory and practical issues as to how easy it would be to implement this kind of tech around the world and, of course, a robot is never going to replace human interaction. but right now, we nee...

With doctors and nurses, even taking their temperature from up to 60 centimetres away. the ai—embedded, voice—activated device can run amazon alexa as well as other voice platforms, such as tencent in china. todays chips are so advanced in power, that enable us to do a lot of very, very complex calculations, in order to bring data from multiple sources in real time, so the robot can understand how the environment looks like, how the user looks like, and specifically for the corona situation,...

I ruined and i have to say it seems to have done a pretty good job! so thats one solution to what could have been an expensive mistake. just remember that if you do clean your phone, as soon as you touch it, you are putting germs back on it again and the most important advice remains to wash your hands thoroughly and frequently. that was chris. now, later this month, a number of globes here at the british library, some of them over 400 years old, are going be made available online in full, 360 i...

Left the diamond princess cruise ship. then goldman tested positive for coronavirus, becoming the first patient in a bio-containment unit at the university of nebraska medical center. >> the doors are specially sealed, so i kind of feel like im a fish inside a bowl. >> reporter: tonight, hes giving us the first look inside. >> ive got gatorade in every single flavor. >> reporter: a pre-existing health issue landed goldman in the specialized unit, the largest in the country, with room for ten pat...

I said to him at one point, i said, look, on the one hand the chinese state is being quite effective in terms of the building of these extraordinary hospitals in such a short period of time, you know, could western nations build hospitals that quickly? but on the other hand, the slowness of the response that the chinese poly bureau have admitted already has also prompted some criticism of the chinese state and actually, is that structure the best way? the lack of transparency, the blame culture,...

End of the strain tracks, a stone monument at the end of the train tracks, where they will light their candles too i suppose shine a light, a small white if you like but a light none of the west into the darkness which many will help. —— a small light. not only of the memory those who died and suffered here but also will be think about how to ensure it never happens again. jenny, thank you so much. jenny hill, our correspondent at auschwitz. there were be further coverage from auschwitz this...