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BBC News at Six

i think after a very short space of time, we realised that wordy was extremely popular with the children because of the feedback from the teachers and all the schools. but not only were they being entertained, but they were learning. the way that young people and children get their educational content from the bbc has definitely evolved with the times. as we race into the �*90s, technology transforms bbc education. bitesize, the online learning portal for young people, is launched. we've got a little page here. here we are. gcse bitesize revision... becoming even more relevant during the covid—19 pandemic as schools across the uk closed. this is the bbc light programme. from gathering around the wireless to live lessons streaming on smart boards. and it's time for us to go now. until tomorrow, bye—bye. ricky boleto, bbc news. i remember watching far too much of that. time for a look at the weather. here's chris fawkes.

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The World Today with Maryam...

becoming even more relevant during the covid—19 pandemic as schools across the uk closed. this is the bbc light programme. from gathering around the wireless to live lessons streaming on smart boards. and it's time for us to go now. until tomorrow, bye—bye. ricky boleto, bbc news. it is time for me to go now, here's the weather. hello there. a bit of a disappointing day again for this stage in april — rather grey, cloudy, damp, certainly across england and wales, where it did feel really chilly once again. and that chilly feel will continue for the rest of the week, with the best of the sunshine towards western areas — always more cloud towards the north and east. you can see the arctic air pretty much lingering across the uk over the next few days, pretty much until we reach the weekend, in fact, where things may turn a bit milder in the south. but we've had thick cloud across england and wales, courtesy of these weather fronts, which have brought outbreaks of light and patchy rain. and that patchy rain will continue

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Young and Addicted

very cheeky chappy, he was. he was — he was such a lovely boy. on every single parents' evening i went to, he was the class clown but he was the glue that brought all of his friends together. he was a really sociable, loving boy. clare�s son rian first tried ketamine at a festival but got addicted after his best friend fraser died in a car crash in 2018. that really hit him hard. that was, you know, the grief — i don't think he could deal with it and i think at that point then, that's when he started doing ketamine a little bit more. he used to see fraser when he was under the influence of ketamine. i think it was his way of trying to get close to his best friend again. during the pandemic, rian�s use started to escalate while he was off work. he was doing it every day. he didn't look like the son that i had.

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Disease X: Scientists warn next pandemic could be triggered by virus of 'deadly infectious illness'

Experts warn of Disease X as a potential cause of the next pandemic, with influenza identified as a major threat.

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Walmart joins other big retailers in scaling back on self-checkout

Walmart is joining the ranks of retailers rethinking self-checkout, with the industry giant in the process of removing the self-service lanes at a store in Miss

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Friendly reminder: Covid-19 is still with us

Millions still died from it last year. It’s not as bad as the height of the pandemic but that’s still notable.

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The Media Show

all of the wall street economies were really expecting one to come eventually, so the whole taylor swift demand story seemed a little off. so that's why we started looking into swiftonomics or what eventually became swiftonomics tow— and understand. so, that's what you meant by swiftonomics? yes. so, essentially, itjust became a theory about supply and demand and what it said about the us consumer and now, about the global consumer, right, because we're seeing the same story. what did it say? what do you think it says? well, it says something about pent—up demand and what the pandemic did to demand, right? because before the pandemic — and i don't want to get too wonky here — but before the pandemic, we did see people spending more on services and, of course, when we were locked into our homes during the pandemic, everyone went on amazon and all of a sudden, everyone was buying goods online. so we kind of, like, forgot about experiences. and then the — what the eras story said was that in a way, it opened the floodgates for services spending,

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Breakfast

people who make too much noise when lifting weights. the people who make too much noise when lifting weighte— lifting weights. the grunting and when it draps — lifting weights. the grunting and when it drops and _ lifting weights. the grunting and when it drops and makes - lifting weights. the grunting and when it drops and makes a - lifting weights. the grunting and - when it drops and makes a clattering sound it is quite... hf when it drops and makes a clattering sound it is quite. . ._ when it drops and makes a clattering sound it is quite. . .— sound it is quite... if you can't lift it to put — sound it is quite... if you can't lift it to put it _ sound it is quite... if you can't lift it to put it back _ sound it is quite... if you can't lift it to put it back properly i sound it is quite... if you can't. lift it to put it back properly you should not be lifting it in the first place. should not be lifting it in the first place-— should not be lifting it in the first lace. ., , ., ., first place. some of us have not ste ed first place. some of us have not stepped into — first place. some of us have not stepped into a _ first place. some of us have not stepped into a gym _ first place. some of us have not stepped into a gym since - first place. some of us have notj stepped into a gym since before first place. some of us have not - stepped into a gym since before the pandemic. you stepped into a gym since before the andemic. ., ., �* , , ., stepped into a gym since before the andemic. ., , ., , pandemic. you won't be guilty of any of these things. _ pandemic. you won't be guilty of any of these things, invading _ pandemic. you won't be guilty of any of these things, invading people's i of these things, invading people's space, people who don't wipe their machines after using them, people who takes too much equipment and the latest one, people who film everything for social media. mitt; everything for social media. why (inaudible _ everything for social media. t'twy (inaudible question) watches that, you film about who is watching the video of the person doing the work out. , , . , have video of the person doing the work out— have you i out. fitness influences. have you ever done — out. fitness influences. have you ever done that _ out. fitness influences. have you ever done that at _ out. fitness influences. have you ever done that at the _ out. fitness influences. have you ever done that at the gym? - out. fitness influences. have you | ever done that at the gym? never ever done that at the gym? never ever and i never _ ever done that at the gym? never ever and i never will. _ ever done that at the gym? never ever and i never will. it _ ever done that at the gym? never ever and i never will. it is - ever done that at the gym? never ever and i never will. it is more i ever and i never will. it is more the people doing that and if you happen to get on the way of their filming they get really angry. that is 'ust bad filming they get really angry. twat

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It's time to evaluate your Medicare options (opinion) | Carson City Nevada News

Most people are aware that when they turn 65, they become eligible for Medicare. However, what people don’t always understand is that there are options available beyond Original Medicare — the healthcare benefits you receive from the government.

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Velshi

paid enough and has never been able to afford to go to the doctor and doesn't have health care and on the back end, the people picking that stuff going into the food are not being paid enough and don't get health care and don't get to go to the doctor. >> and we call them essential workers. remember that term from the pandemic. but we don't treat them that way. they are terribly exploited and you know, food is cheap as you suggest but it is artificially cheap. the reason they can charge so little is because the public, the taxpayer is, you know, paying for health care for a person like that, paying for food stamps for a person like that. we are all subsidizing these companies, in their exploitation of these workers. and it is absolutely unforgivable. as you said in the intro, a worker like that woman is earning the same in an hour, as the president earned station i'm sorry, earning the same in a year as the president is

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