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But questions also remain over whether that spill—over may have happened by accident at a world—leading coronavirus research centre that happens to be in wuhan. in 2003, china was hit by the deadly sars outbreak caused by the sars—cov—i virus. it spread to four other countries and killed almost 800 people. since then, the wuhan institute of virology had been studying similar coronaviruses, trying to ensure the country was prepared for the next deadly outbreak. the research centre is around 14 kilometres from the huanan seafood market where it is thought some of the first cases of covid...

It's a more private space and more secure than the rest of the hospital. we know he came in on tuesday night. he came in because he was feeling fatigued. doctors determined he had a urinary tract infection. it spread to his blood stream which is sepsis which can be fatal if not treated. they are trying to make sure that he is going to be okay but so far we're hearing from his spokespeople that he is doing well and that he certainly feels better. and just a bit annoyed he has to be in the hospital because he could be out here in the sunny california sun. >> do we know when he's expected to be r...

Pipeline. we saw gas prices rise and they have been rising ever since. when the government interferes in the free production of oil, often their big problems and we are seeing that again as we did with jimmy carter. >> neil: it is interesting in both of those inflation ballots we went through in the '70s, it started with oil. we quickly learned and i remember the experts at the time saying this is limited to oil, it won't spread. we learned that there is a domino connection to not only the way goods make their way to us but the oil and the synthetic deals that are part of these everyday items ...

Been no national record ofjust how many patients, mostly women, have secondary breast cancer. now, finally, the nhs will fund a scheme to get those stats in england and wales. we are planning your treatment. and it's important stuff. i think it is a game changer, because by knowing how many women are living with secondary breast cancer, we can design our services better. we know how to plan forward, how many specialist nurses we need, how to plan our chemo units. what doesn't change is that behind the numbers are people. ann needs all the help she can get. can ijust pop your fluids up for you?...

How many specialist nurses we need, how to plan our chemo units. what doesn't change is that behind the numbers are people. ann needs all the help she can get. can i get you to pop . your fluids up for you? yeah. after her telephone consultation, she has been rushed in. this is effectively a&e for cancer. ann was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008. it spread, became secondary. she's had years of support. today, from phil, a clinical nurse specialist, a cns. it's a highly professional medical role, but there's more to it than that. phil knows that at this point, ann's needs are not simp...