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Were tested and kept separately from non—infected patients, better ventilation on some of the wards would have helped and access to plentiful supply of ppe would have helped. these are all counsels of perfection, we didn't know all that at the start of the outbreak. we know there were challenges around testing and challenges around the availability of ppe. the researchers say the levels of hospital acquired infections for covid are now much lower, thanks to the vaccination programme and a better understanding of how the virus spreads. naomi grimley, bbc news. more than a third of english cou...

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And these reports are deeply disturbing and totally unacceptable. helmand was the centrepiece of the us and british military campaign, but if lashkar gah were to fall, it would be the first provincial capital won by the taliban in five years and would be a bitter blow to the afghan government. ramzan karmali, bbc news. the government�*s key "levelling up" policy to end entrenched inequalities between richer and poorer regions, must begin with fighting crime, according to the prime minister. nowhere is the challenge clearer than in the north wales seaside town of rhyl — one of the most viol...

Isn't going to suddenly stop and then be another long pause, there has to be a continuous process. both sides say that the vibes are positive here and at this stage of the war, it is also understood that good vibes are not enough. there has to be a sense that they can close what are now wide gaps between their ideas on how afghanistan should move forward politically to achieve what they all say they want to achieve, which is a durable political solution. and all the while, the worry grows in afghanistan that, if this process fails, this devastating war is going to get much worse. as the pandem...

But bbc research has shown a sharp rise in the numbers being home—educated across the uk. council records show over 40,000 more children being home—schooled between september last year and this april — a 75% increase compared with the average in the previous two years. our education correspondent, elaine dunkley, reports. for naomi and her son, zion, the pandemic has led to some life changing decisions. the first lockdown gave this family in manchester the chance to experience learning at home. they�*ve now decided to formally opt out of school and home educate. last week, we were doin...