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In east london in the early hours and they issued fines totalling £15,000. david shukman, bbc news. as the vaccination programme continues, there are growing concerns that people with learning disabilities are being overlooked. a recent public health england study found a mortality rate up to six times higherfor those in this group than the general population, but many are not being prioritised for a vaccine. nikki fox has the story. you know, you cant smell it, you cant see it. you cant hear i...

Very difficult conditions on the motorways. that may be down to lockdown as well, because in order for a grit and salt to work it needs a certain volume of vehicles to actually activate that on the motorway and the major roads. because theres been less traffic, that hasnt happened. and we are not out of the woods yet, because although it is going to be snowy in parts for the rest of the day, we are told temperature is slight could fall to —10 celsius, and in terms of the conditions coming up i...

Particularly hard—hit. in some areas, there have been up to 12 cm of snow and some of this falling onto land which was already saturated after torrential rain and flooding. so potentially, some more problems ahead. in terms of the weather, its not snowing here at the moment, but the warning is in certain areas could see further snow this evening up until around midnight. when we get into tomorrow, were not out of the woods because there are further warnings from the met office in place for icy...

Light, his gratitude to be alive overwhelming. one of 11 miners rescue today after a dramatic change in fortune. the first miner out prompted cheers. he was barely conscious after being found still alive but separated from the main group, which had been receiving food and medicine. soon, others were emerging. there were injuries, but many could walk with the assistance of those who had been battling through freezing conditions night after night to reach them. translation: the rescuers checked th...

The context of so—called long—covid? richard wescott, bbc news, cambridge. todays snowfall in affected four vaccination centres in wales, which had to be closed. travel has been disrupted in many parts of the uk, but some have been out enjoying the snow. from surrey, simonjones reports on your marks, get set, go! a race to get out into the open air, after weeks cooped up inside during lockdown. ijust think its so important for the soul to get out, enjoy the outdoors when you can. it means li...

Go that does remain. its notjust here that has been affected. particularly wales has been bearing the brunt. four coronavirus vaccine centres had to shut because it wasnt considered safe for people to go there. elsewhere in the uk, there have been very grim conditions in parts of scotland, northern ireland, particularly the midlands. in some areas, people have been out with shovels trying to make a path through to the coronavirus vaccine centres to try and keep those vaccinations ongoing. a yell...

Saw some early snowfall before it moved east to london and surrounding areas. the snow has been welcomed with delight by many on social media, but there are weather warnings in place for much of the midlands and south of england, as well as wales, scotland and northern ireland, until the end of the day. simonjones is at newlands corner near guildford. you still have quite a covering, there. give us an update. when the snow came — there. give us an update. when the snow came down, _ there. give...

To try to extract as much profit as they can. the company insists it is fair as the contract is based on doses, not vials, and the lucky discovery means it can stretch the vaccine even further, meaning more doses reach more people. but until the majority are vaccinated, the fight against the virus will have to take other forms. in the netherlands, a night—time curfew has been introduced, the first curfew there since the second world war. the wait for a vaccine may mean more lives are being los...

Now on bbc news its time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — im gavin ramjaun. heres whats coming up on this evenings show. its proving to be a thriller at old trafford — as manchester united and liverpool battle it out, in the fa cup fourth round. so close — but still a masterclass from england captainjoe root — who just misses another double century in sri lanka. and tyrrell hatton�*s stunning final round helps him clinch the abu dhabi championship — and with it crucial...

Vaccination centres had to construct. the midlands has also been particularly hard—hit in some areas —— how to shut. there have been up to 12 cm in snow and some of this is falling onto land which has already been saturated after torrential rain and flooding. potentially, some more problems ahead. in terms of the weather, its not snowing here at the moment, but the warning is for certain areas, could see further snow this evening until around midnight. when we get into tomorrow, were not o...