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We hearfrom one unit — where staff and resources are stretched to the limit. so you know were going to run into a problem because we havent got any beds. he is quite sick, he could die from this by the way, im sorry to have to say that. but the vaccine rollout continues apace , four million so far in the uk, and the over 70s in england are now invited to get a jab. mps back a labour motion calling for the 20 pounds increase in universal credit to be continued but tory mps abstain, accusing the...

We speak to the only england fan in sri lanka after their victory in the first test. and, "covid doesnt treat you differently, so why should we?" the response to demands from novak djokovic whos among the quarantined tennis players in australia. also coming up in the programme... neil lennon gets defensive. the celtic manager storms out of his news conference after more questions on that dubai training camp. and, after an incredible fightback, yan bingtao takes the master snooker trophy on his d...

Hello, im maryam moshiri, this is outside source. in the uk, the rate of covid infections continues to drop, but the number of people being admitted to hospital is stil increasing. well bring you a special report from inside the royal london hospital with staff and resources stretched to the limit. a russian court orders — that the opposition politician — alexei navalny be held in custody for 30 days. this for 30 days. is impossible. whats going on here, this is impossible. whats going on he...

Bbc news, islamabad. you are watching 0utside source. more in a few minutes. stay with us. bye—bye. hello there. happy persistent rain is likely to bring some flooding over the next few days. its all down to this area of cloud which is storm kristof. thats going to be working its way in between tuesday and thursday. its going to be bringing some huge falls of rain. of particular concern though is the rain pushing into the peaks and pennines where we could see something like 150—200 mm of rai...

36 runs needed in gaul. thats all. heres how to score four of them — johnny bairstow. a week it still wouldve caused panic. how close was that? pretty close. and what if dan lawrence had been given lbw here? what if sri lanka had decided to review the decision? they didnt, he remained. lawrence and barrister were still together when the victory came. yes, says bairstow. reward for days of play. its tough to win matches away, but going back to south africa last winter, england have now won four...

Mark lowen reports. in the roman twilight, natures great dancers flock to the stage. the acrobatic twirls like wisps of smoke. a synchronised spectacle of breathtaking beauty. the starlings migrate in winter south to africa. nesting at night in central rome for warmth, flying in formation to avoid predators. a murmuration, its called, and this city of art marvels at the show. but beneath their charm, rome is rotting, and its a hell of a mess. in the cold light of day,

To the summit together. some of the, obviously, team members were very emotional as well, including myself. there are 14 mountains in the world higher than 8,000 metres. k2 was the only one yet to be scaled in winter — because its so challenging. dozens have lost their lives on the mountain. k2 is super steep, you know. either you have to go through, you know, blue ice or rock, so its very technical. on top of that, if you add, you know, the temperature up — to —65 degrees, you know, even ...

Of the worlds second highest mountain k2 in winter. k2, along the pakistan—china border, is notoriously challenging with hurricane—strong winds and sub—zero temperatures. one of the leading members of the team is a former gurkha and british special forces soldier nirmal purja, hes been speaking to our pakistan correspondent secunder kermani. conquering the so—called savage mountain, in the depth of winter. for decades, it defied the worlds toughest climbers. now this former gurkha and br...

Soldier nirmal purja. hes been speaking to our pakistan correspondent secunder kermani. conquering the so—called savage mountain, in the depth of winter. for decades, it defied the worlds toughest climbers. now this former gurkha and british special forces soldier... this is my team here, hello! ..along with a team of other nepalese mountaineers has made history. it was super cold, and every step we climbed was an effort. so, you know, when we got to the summit, what we did was just ten metres...

Dozens have lost their lives on the mountain. k2 is super steep, you know. either you have to go through, you know, blue ice or rock, so its very technical. on top of that, if you add, you know, the temperature up — to —65 degrees, you know, even —70. what kept everyone going was, everybody wanted this to their bone. the men began as members of different teams that banded together to reach the summit. a huge success for nepal, whose mountaineers have often worked out of the spotlight, supp...