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Cope with the surge in demand dunng cope with the surge in demand during the winter months. Question is, is it enough to support the nhs at its busiest time of the year . Be the first to hear from the Health Secretary. Hell be speaking to us in about 40 minutes time. And as always , well be and as always, well be bringing you the very latest weather updates with alex deakin i wendy, for some sunny for others and dull and damp in others and dull and damp in other parts of the uk. Its a three way ...

Journalism at its best as a method of understanding the world and getting out the truth, but the problem is that survey after survey shows that welcome to hardtalk. I am people dont really trust journalism any more than other stephen sackur. The covert 19 forms of communication. We are like pandemic is a test of living in a world now in which Global Public health systems. The monopoly on news that people used to have when they it also profound challenge to had a Printing Press or broadcasting st...

Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. The covid 19 pandemic is a test of Global Public health systems. It also a profound challenge to our media and information networks. It also presents a profound challenge to our media and information networks. Look online and you will find fact and fa kery locked in mortal combat on the dangers of the disease, the efficacy of lockdowns and the safety of the vaccines. My guest today is alan rusbridger, former editor of the guardian and now a member of faceb...

711. Hello, this is bbc news with tim willcox. The headlines as coronavirus admissions to hospitals rise, the Health Secretary says flexing the lockdown rules could be fatal, while some warn the measures are not strict enough. We can all do something to help, which is to stay at home because every time you try to flex the rules, that could be fatal and we all have a part to play. The government promises that every adult over 18 will be offered a Coronavirus Vaccine by the autumn. Search teams re...

This is bbc news, im ben bland with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. And around the world. The covid 19 pandemic is a test of Global Public health systems. Democrats have clarified the it also presents a profound blended rate in Donald Trumps challenge to our media political career. They are and information networks. Hoping to persuade mike pence to use as constitutional powers to use as constitutional powers to intervene. Look online and you wil...

Welcome to hardtalk. Im stephen sackur. The covid 19 pandemic is a test of Global Public health systems. It also presents a profound challenge to our media and information networks. Look online and you will find fact and fa kery locked in mortal combat on the dangers of the disease, the efficacy of lockdowns and the safety of the vaccines. My guest today is alan rusbridger, former editor of the guardian and now a member of facebooks supervisory Oversight Board. How do we ensure fact prevails ove...

Workers putting their lives at risk as we clap for our carers. The duke and duchess of cambridge on life in lockdown, keeping in touch with family and home schooling. We have actually kept it going for the holidays. Good morning. Time is running out to savejobs. A leading Business Group warns firms will be forced to lay off staff permanently if the government doesnt extend its furloughed workers scheme. And in sport, premier League Chiefs are to meet today to discuss how they plan to end the sea...

Lewis capaldi lewis ca paldi has lewis capaldi has announced hes taking a break from touring for the foreseeable future to spend more time looking after his physical and mental health. scottish singer performed at glastonbury festival here in the uk over the weekend, but struggled to finish his set as he experienced tics linked to tourette syndrome. in a statement on social media he said... lets go live to alex bushel, head of media at mind. thank you for coming on the programme. hi. media at mi...