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You have a busy morning, _ ukrainian border. adam, thank you. you have a busy morning, we - ukrainian border. adam, thank you. you have a busy morning, we will. you have a busy morning, we will speak to you regularly on the programme today. all covid restrictions will end in england on thursday — including mandatory self—isolation for positive cases. free mass testing will stop from the first of april for most people. it's part of the government's living with covid plan — as our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson reports. this club for older people, one of the few to have remained o...

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For positive cases. free mass testing will stop from april 1st for most people. it's part of the government's "living with covid" plan. our health correspondent, katherine da costa, reports. in response to the covid crisis, the uk rapidly built up one of the biggest testing capabilities in the world. it came with a hefty price tag. infections are still high, but the government said it's time to wind down free mass testing. so what exactly is changing, and when? well, from thursday, you will no longer be legally required to self—isolate, but advised to stay at home for at least five days. rou...

Who insists that ukrainians and russians are one people in one country who should be in one russian church. jeremy bowen, bbc news, kyiv. we'll return to ukraine a bit later in the programme. as calls grow for vladimir putin to be tried for war crimes in ukraine, i'll be speaking to a specialist in international law about how this might work in practice. but first, while the world's attention is focused on the war in ukraine, the coronavirus pandemic has been continuing to spread. the number of infections has been on the rise in some parts of the world, including china, which is going through ...

For an apology. let's get some of the day's other news. covid restrictions have been further tightened in north—east china's region ofjilin. everyone injilin city must stay at home next week during another round of mass testing. jilin is the worst—hit province as china confronts its worst covid outbreak since the start of the pandemic. here in the uk, around 600,000 people in england will be invited to book a further covid vaccination this week. the so—called �*spring booster�* will be available to over 75s, care home residents, and over 12s at high risk — that's around five millio...