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Months now, has been saying martin bashir, who is the bbc‘s religion editor, is a seriously unwell. he had a brush with covid—19 and a serious operation following that. but twice now he has been pictured in various newspapers up and about outside his home. it's going to be up outside his home. it's going to be up to him obviously when he decides he is well enough to speak to the inquiry, presuming he is going to speak to the inquiry. but various newspapers are clearly having something of a field day and casting doubt as to quite how unwell he is. 0k, jonny, jonny dymond, our royal correspo...

>> reporter: go in, nasal swab and you're good to go? >> yeah. i've got the routine down. >> reporter: rice's $20 million plan credited with keeping the school's positivity rate at .1%. while houston hovers around 6%. testing key to keeping numbers low at schools across the country. at unc-charlotte covid detected through wastewater testing stopped an outbreak. the school's positivity rate 1%. at cornell students fill out a daily symptom survey and are tested once a week. the samples then pooled and processed in batches, giving the university more results quickly. less than 100 positive cases ...

Matt hancock said he's introducing the changes because of the "concerns" about the impact of local lockdowns on families' childcare arrangements. bolton in greater manchester is one place that's been subject to much tighter lockdown restrictions for the past fortnight with households banned from mixing and bars and restaurants ordered to close by 10pm. it continues to record the highest rate of infection in england though numbers have started to come down. how do people there view the prospect of further restrictions? our special correspondent ed thomas reports. the warning signs are for all t...

Rules that prevent households from mixing. matt hancock said he's introducing the changes because of concerns about the impact of local lockdowns on families' childcare arrangements. bolton in greater manchester is one of the areas where tighter restrictions have been imposed, including a ban on being in other people's homes, pubs, bars and restaurants offering take—away or delivery only, and venues forced to close at 10pm. infection rates continue to be high there, but the rate has started to come down. our special correspondent ed thomas has been assessing the latest situation. the warning...

Into forestland. >> we know that that lack of humidity is going to increase. it already has because of changes in the climate. >> reporter: still bracing for the peak of r fire season, this may be just a preview of what's to come as the most dangerous days lie ahead but tonight amid all the destruction, this symbol of hope, when many need it most. with the smoke and haze still lingering across the region it's unclear when it will finally lift but scientists say what is certain, it's impacting tens of millions of people every day. lester >> all right, thank you. in 60 seconds a damning new repo...