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To cope after a fifth consecutive day of record covid infections and deaths — as other countries including uk and the united states send medical aid. music therapy has long been used to help people with down�*s syndrome. and as people find ways to deal with the current pandemic, a congolese fitness coach has been using african beats in his classes for people across the uk who have the condition. nicolas n goce reports. an online fitness class originally from the democratic republic of the congo, today there are special guests. people from across the united kingdom who have down syndrome. t...

Under your nose and to train with. and they should be smells that you were familiar with before the problem started. so don't try anything fancy that's new — just go with things that you understood what they smelt like before the problem started. smell loss expert professor carl philpott there. we've become used to quiet football grounds over the past year, but this week a special tournament took place where players also remained silent. the idea was to show the importance of talking for our mental health, and the event was supported by the former arsenal and england midfielder paul merson, ...

I'm not sitting here complaining about the rest of my life. i still have my health, i haven't been affected by covid in regards to health. and in that side of things i'm very lucky. but in the side of my livelihood and being an athlete and being able to do what i need to and want to do, that's kind of completely disappeared. i've worked so hard for the past ten years to win a medal in the tokyo olympic games. as long as we can play in the olympics, i am happy. if i can bring any kind of encouragement, happiness, motivation, positive energy for people, i think it would be a great blessing for m...

Critic first poisoned and then put in prison. in one day, we saw two very different russias. to the kremlin, unsanctioned protest means chaos, disorder. president putin wants russians to believe that only he can guarantee them stability. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: we hear from international athletes about how they've dealt with their long olympics lead up — in the age of covid—i9. the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high — the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would

I'm not sitting here complaining about the rest of my life. i still have my health, i haven't been affected by covid. and in that sense, i'm very lucky. but inside of my livelihood and being an athlete and being able to do what i need to and want to, that's kind of completely disappeared. i've worked so hard for the past ten years to win a medal in the tokyo olympic games. as long as we can play in the olympics, i am happy. if i can bring any kind of encouragement, happiness, motivation, positive energy for people, i think it would be a great blessing for me as an athlete. really great to hear...