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health services. cases of the virus are rare outside central and west africa now on bbc news— unspun world. hello and welcome to bbc headquarters, broadcasting house here in london, for unspun world, the programme where we get straight answers from the bbc�*s remarkable range of experts right around the globe. in this programme, more and more governments are starting to think that ukraine may actually be winning the war which russia launched against it. the war is really exhausting the country, exhausting the ukrainian economy. covid hits north korea big time. what does that mean...

what we are really saying here and calling on the government to consider is we need to look more widely at this and the measures and flexibilities that community pharmacists have. we would like to have some of the abilities that our hospital colleagues have where they can change the item, for example. for example, if the item prescribed is tablets, we would like to be able to prescribe capsules — to provide capsules — it's really as simple as that. we really have seen during the pandemic the need for people to have access to fast care and be able to walk into their community phar...

Their fifth nuclear test at their site, and that is quite significant. and i don't think the direction will change in any short—term moment. there seem to be black holes at the heart of every galaxy in space, terrifying things which drag everything, including light itself, into theirjaws. for that reason, you can't photograph them. yet it turns out you can, after all. we got the first radio telescope pictures of a black hole in 2019, and now, we have got stunning pictures of the black hole within our own galaxy. i asked the bbc�*s science correspondent pallab ghosh to explain. a black hole...

Resume their fifth nuclear test at their site, and that is quite significant. and i don't think the direction will change in any short—term moment. there seem to be black holes at the heart of every galaxy in space, terrifying things which drag everything, including light itself, into their jaws. for that reason, you can't photograph them. yet it turns out you can, after all. we got the first radio telescope pictures of a black hole in 2019, and now, we have got stunning pictures of the black hole within our own galaxy. i asked the bbc�*s science correspondent pallab ghosh to explain. a bl...