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Teams and we have the right capacity ready for and tomorrow and juggling teams back and forth. amber and yellow weather warnings remain in place tonight as a storm corrie picks up. much of northern britain will be battening down. phil bodmer, bbc news, county durham. the government's latest coronavirus figures show there were more than 62,000 new cases recorded in the latest 24—hour period. it means there were more than 86,500 new cases on average per day in the last week. 85 deaths have been reported, that's of people who died within 28 days of a positive test, though some will have died of...

Kerala on Saturday reported 3,262 Covid-19 cases, while the test positivity rate was 7.81 per cent said a statement from Health Minister Veena George.

In this open championships. a lot of the public and a lot of players will have thoughts that they will probably express. players may be a little bit more diplomatic. jamie murray was asked about it after great britain's loss in the atp cup earlier, and he said he felt if he was the one without the vaccine, he wouldn't be getting an exemption. there are some players — jamie murray's not in this bracket — who decided to have a vaccine just to compete at the australian open. and players are human beings. lots of people will be thinking, "yes, one rule for one and a different rule for another,...

As far as how high or what we'll see in terms of kids needing to be hospitalized versus kids that are well enough to go home, that remains to be seen. we hope that even if we do see those big numbers that the majority of patients will be well enough to go home. but we know that when it is this widespread, we know that it will increase hospitalizations and we're getting ready for that. >> and we've seen that in some other places where the children who are being hospitalized, it is continuing to rise. good news is some health experts have said that they have not been really severe cases. accordi...

(File photo courtesy of Philippine Rice Research Institute Agusan) BUTUAN CITY - The Department of Agriculture in Caraga (DA-13) has assured rice and corn farmers badly affected by Typhoon Odette of immediate support including the provision of seeds. Emmylou Presilda, DA-13 information officer, told the Philippine News Agency Wednesday that the agency has standby rice seeds that are ready for distribution to the affected areas in the region. "We have standby rice seeds of more than 400 sacks. This will be augmented soonest as we are now validating reports from the field," Presilda sa...