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About the steep rise in covid cases in the north east of england. eight of england�*s top ten hotspots are in the region, and more and more covid patients are needing hospital treatment. the mayor of middlesbrough says the virus is "spreading like wildfire", and urged people to be cautious about the new freedoms. 0ur health editor hugh pym has been talking to staff about their concerns at a hospital in stockton. we are planning for war and praying for peace is probably the best way of describi...

To panic, we�*re not saying for people to be terrified. we�*re saying to people, be really careful. 0ne local resident, sandra, told us she wasn�*t vaccinated and got covid. were you planning to have yourjabs? yes, i am now. i cant go through it again. i was hospitalised for a day, and weve had the ambulance service out to me as well cos its all in my chest. its awful. back in the hospital, catherine is nervous about next week�*s easing of restrictions. i�*m worried that people are jus...

Which means over 35 million — or more than 66% of all adults — are fully vaccinated. as england looks to drop most covid restrictions next week, there are warnings from doctors about a steep rise in some areas. nine of the uks top ten hotspots are in the north—east of england, with increasing numbers of covid patients needing hospital treatment. the welsh government today said most restrictions will be lifted but not until august 7th, and face coverings will still be required in most indoo...

When you look at supply chains for wind power, the uk lags well behind denmark and germany, orfurther afield china and the uae. last year, the government did announce a £160 million package to improve ports and infrastructure for offshore wind, promising investment in places like teesside and humberside. but critics argue its not enough to meet the ambitious goals the government has set. so, plenty of challenges ahead, and offshore wind clearly wont be the right solution everywhere in the world...

Various countries. last year the government announced a £106 million package to improve ports and infrastructure for offshore wind, promising investment in places like teesside and humberside. medics argue it is not enough to meet the ambitious goals the government has set. so plenty of challenges ahead, and offshore wind clearly will not be the right solution everywhere in the world. but it is becoming a major player in uk energy for the foreseeable future. chris morris reporting. lets show yo...

If we want to spread a message that we believe is positive, now is probably the biggest and the best time to do it. any england fans attending the croatia game — and every other game at wembley — will be required to show proof of full covid vaccination or a negative test before entry. supporers at hampden park wont face the same protocols. scotland face england next friday at wembley, theyre due to arrive at their training base in teesside today ahead of their first match on monday at hampde...

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