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To actually get outside of these four walls and start to communicate with our audiences, particularly through the digital channels. so actually, paradoxically, weve actually had more visitors this year than last year, even though weve been closed. you mean online visitors now exceed the average annual numbers you get coming physically to the museum? absolutely. so if you think... i mean, obviously last years been strange, but back in 2019 we had about 5.3 million physical visitors to our sites, ...

In the sunshine, it shouldnt feel too bad. wednesday evening, after some rain in the channel islands, it clears to northern france, low—pressure to the east of us are eastern parts of scotland and england will be the focus for showers, some of them heavy and thundery. southern and western areas, fewer showers, largely dry and temperature starting to creep up. they will creep up further through thursday, friday and into the bank holiday weekend. not a completely dry picture by any stretch of th...

Children spend on average a month in the new facilities. responding to the allegations of neglect, the government told the bbc that the children have access to nutritious food, recreation and are being kept in a healthy environment. ariani drew pictures in detention of love hearts and flowers to fight off her sadness. many nights now, she wakes up screaming. ariani, once bubbly, has become withdrawn. like thousands, she may bear scars of her detention for life. hilary andersson, bbc news. this y...

While other parts of the world have suffered lengthy lockdowns, for most of the past year east asia has remained relatively unscathed by the virus. now though, cases in the region are rising again, in spite of strict measures and tight border controls. even places considered success stories such as singapore and taiwan are returning to partial lockdowns. from singapore, nick marsh reports. this is now shafirahs office. its also a classroom for her daughter, hazira. just when everything seemed fi...

That it starts eating away the tissue of the face, the eyes, the brain, and thats why treatment with both surgery and antifungals early on is so critical. while other parts of the world have suffered lengthy lockdowns, for most of the past year, east asia has remained relatively unscathed by the virus. now though, cases in the region are rising again in spite of strict measures and tight border controls. even places considered success stories such as singapore and taiwan are returning to partial...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. im lukwesa burak. a belarussian journalist arrested in minsk following the forced diversion of his flight has appeared in a video, apparently under duress. european union leaders have banned belarussian airlines from eu airspace and are drawing up targeted sanctions against officials. the head of the world health organization condemns what he says is the scandalous inequity of access to covid vaccinations arou...

Where you get the sunshine, though, it is going to be a little warmer. still quite chilly as thursday begins under largely clear skies. now, there will be a weather system trying to approach from the west. some uncertainty about how far its going to get in during daylight hours, but it could well bring some cloud and rain into at least parts of northern ireland. but where you stay dry, with sunny spells, itll be a touch warmer still. that weather front to the west willjust die a death and were l...

That was ambassador nigel gould—davies speaking to me earlier. the head of the world health organization has condemned what he says is the scandalous inequity of access to covid vaccinations around the world. speaking at the opening of the annual world health assembly, tedros ghebreyesus said the gap was making the pandemic worse. more than 75% of all vaccines have been administered in just ten countries. there is no diplomatic way to say it. a small group of countries that make and buy the ma...

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From singapore, nick marsh reports. this is now shafirahs office. its also a classroom for her daughter, hazira. just when everything seemed fine in singapore, highly infectious variants entered the country. the government says theyre spreading fast, with children being infected much more this time around. now schools are shut, and the message is to stay at home. i really didnt expect that the number of cases can increase like that and we again come back to square one here. what im looking for n...