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Of course, when you get to that stage, the economics start to get better for the nhs and other users, because you can fly packages out, you can fly samples back, you can integrate with the mail, any goods that need to go over. then it really becomes an efficient form of transportation. another test flight has successfully made its way back here to oban. the hope is, though, that if this technology could be proved, that we may see drones like this more widespread across the country. ever since the pandemic began — countries around the world have been desperately trying to get hold of personal...

Countries around the world have been desperately trying to get hold of personal protective equipment, or ppe. that's the gloves, facemasks and gowns needed for doctors, nurses and carers. but what happens when these items, mostly made of plastic, get thrown away? the bbc‘s tim allman reports on the potential hazards of discarded ppe. in the waters off the coast of southern france, a perhaps in unexpected consequence of covid—19. this video, shot by an environmentalist appears to show disposable gloves on the seabed knee a resort. —— nearby a resort. not just seabed knee a resort. —â€...

Countries around the world have been desperately trying to get hold of personal protective equipment — or ppe. that's the gloves, facemasks and gowns needed for doctors, nurses and carers. but what happens when these items, mostly made of plastic, get thrown away? the bbc‘s tim allman reports on the potential hazards of discarded ppe. in the waters off the coast of southern france, a perhaps unexpected consequence of covid—19. this video, shot by an environmentalist called laurent lombard, appears to show disposable gloves on the sea bed, near the resort of antibes. and it's notjust glov...

The world have been desperately trying to get hold of personal protective equipment — or ppe. that's the gloves, facemasks and gowns needed for doctors, nurses and carers. but what happens when these items, mostly made of plastic, get thrown away? the bbc‘s tim allman reports on the potential hazards of discarded ppe. in the waters off the coast of southern france, a perhaps unexpected consequence of covid—i9. this video, shot by an environmentalist called laurent lombard, appears to show disposable gloves on the seabed, near the resort of antibes. and it's notjust gloves. there are face...

Another soul lost. on tomorrow evening's programme, a prayerfor the dying. and the morgue struggling to cope. at the height we were dealing with 25 bodies daily coming into the morgue. now — we've reported before on the positive impact lockdown has had on the environment and pollution levels. air quality has certainly has certainly improved in many parts of the world. but have a look at this — filmed by a french environmental organisation in the mediterranean sea. you can see ‘masks and latex gloves‘ on the seabed. the group‘s founder, posted the footage online,