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Than three weeks, to roll it out more quickly. senior doctors say one dose is still effective, but for some, any delay to that booster is concerning. darren, a pharmacy technician, suffers from a serious breathing condition, and had his first vaccine dose on boxing day. it would be devastating, another three months, when youre so close, and you think, oh! you know, life... and if thats put off another three months, its a huge impact. huge. the government says tens of millions of doses of at leas...

The worlds greatest living explorers. hes crossed continents by foot, boat and jeep, leading expeditions of more than 120 scientists into the heart of remotejungles. ive been here for nearly 12 months now and the expedition has grown enormously since its original conception. what we are doing is to examine the rainforest, which is a vital and very little understood environment. probably the richest environment in the world and one which is disappearing with terrifying speed. robin has chronicled...

These computers send prediction data on where the shuttlecock will fall back to the robot via bluetooth. is there any more news on that badminton robot? yeah, theyre still — theyre all taking part in competitions and theres different companies and universities across china who are developing these robots and theyre winning competitions. itsjen copestake, everybody! cheering and applause. nice to see you! welcome to the aletsch glacier in the swiss alps. weve tried some world firsts over the ye...

I think for years, travel has been keeping children in school has so easy for everybody. always been the priority, and i like the idea of next with closures and more home year being that one, rather than going for lots of small learning a last resort. trips and weekends, we look for that one big life—changing experiential the government was forced to make trip, you know? that move, announcing on wednesday that primary schools in most parts of london and some other areas in the south—east cou...

Now on bbc news, the travel show journeys to kazakhstan to explore its vast open spaces, diverse history and traditions. this week, were in kazakhstan... the view from the top! ..a vast country in the middle of central asia full of stunning landscapes and nomadic traditions. you can feel the fish tugging on the net. nature and the great outdoors have always been central to the kazakh peoples way of life... birds chirping, fish jumping, sun setting — i get it. ..and im here to explore how they ...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines: pressure grows to shut more schools. unions are demanding an immediate at christmas is so important, two—week closure of all primaries and i think it and secondaries in england. could be starting a tradition because, i mean, they have got the movie behind it, last christmas, we dont want to have to say theyve got the song, the schools will close, but our fear why not george michael and wham at number one? is if we dont do something now they are going...

Was first released. now on bbc news its time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday — im gavin ramjaun. lots to come this saturday. 19 points clear and cruising. rangers get the better of rivals celtic, in the old firm derby. the dream duo get spurs back on track, with a comfortable win against leeds. and a landmark goal for son heung—min. and a sting in the tail for rugby union champions exeter. theyre beaten by last seasons premiership finalists wasps.

Premiership finalists wasps. hello and welcome to sportsday. plenty to bring you this saturday evening. we start with the old firm derby in scotland — and could the balance of power be shifting in the scottish premiership? rangers made it three wins in a row this afternoon against rivals celtic. and with that victory, moved 19 points clear at the top of the table. it was an emotional day in glasgow, with tributes paid to fans who lost their lives in the ibrox disaster 50 years ago. our sports ...

What we are doing is to examine the rainforest, which is a vital and very little understood environment. probably the richest environment in the world and one which is disappearing with terrifying speed. robin has chronicled his life of adventure through a series of more than 20 books. his most recent book explores the major threats facing the world today, including pandemics. robin was one of the first covid—i9 patients into derriford hospital, having caught the virus whilst skiing prior to t...

Cope stake. welcome! good to see you. jen joined click back in 2013 and has been super busy over the last year especially, covering health tech during the pandemic. shes been all over the world for the show as well, israel, las vegas, china, how has it all been for you? its been absolutely amazing and it is so lovely to see everybody today stopping my favourite times, i think, today stopping my favourite times, ithink, on today stopping my favourite times, i think, on the show have been in china...