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I do not think you will see food shortages. you might see some restrictions on range, but i don't think you will see shortages. that will be reassuring _ think you will see shortages. that will be reassuring to people watching. thank you. the headlines on bbc news... the olympics host nationjapan picks up its first medals — a gold and a silver in thejudo competition. that was after ecuador�*s richard carapaz won the men's cycling road race and a golden run for china — with its team picking up two golds in shooting and weightlifting. tackling britain's "pingdemic" — hundreds more covid ...

This is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. battling the �*pingdemic�* — uk businesses struggle with staff shortages as hundreds of thousands are told to self—isolate by the nhs app. service unavailable! thousands of major website — from aianb to hsbc — taken offline in a global internet outage. so what went wrong? tight times for tech. the chip shortage could be set to continue as intel warns it still faces supply constraints. life after trump for twitter — the platform sees users and revenues surge, despite calmer times in us politics ...

Health leaders argue that with the risk of a further spread of infections, self—isolation is essential when required, and they've defended the nhs covid app. the pinging, the pingdemic, is because we have a pandemic. we know that you're five times more likely to become a case yourself if you've been a close contact, and this is the way that we stop transmission occurring through the country. so, this is not an inconvenience, it is actually an essential intervention for all of us. the office for national statistics infection survey suggests there were just over 830,000 people in the uk who ha...

Is more weary acceptance than eager anticipation. rupert wingfield—hayes, bbc news in tokyo. let's take a look at today's papers. the daily telegraph is reporting the story about a study by oxford university that suggests daily testing of pupils exposed to covid is just as effective as sending whole groups of children home. the guardian focuses on the fallout from the announcement that nhs staff will get a 3% pay rise, reporting that ministers will force the health service to cover part of the cost. the paper describes the move as "unprecedented". the daily mail leads with the �*pingdemicï...

Covid case surges in some communities are now putting increasing strain on local hospitals. in liverpool, patient numbers have increased sharply. some non—urgent operations are being cancelled to free up beds, with staff moved to support colleagues in critical care. this wave is different. the people we're seeing are younger, and that's really very distressing for our staff. i think sometimes, people think because they're young, that covid can't affect them, it can't damage them. that's absolutely not the case. it can affect everybody. health leaders argue that with the risk of a further spr...