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Saying that, i can't lose everything with my family. i've already hit the point of no return and i just grabbed a bag and i told her, just be quiet, just be quiet. >> he put a bag on her head, he said, and squeezed it tight around her neck. he held it there. >> and when she stopped oving, i just heard her gurgling and i didn't hear her screaming and i just stopped and i said, you know what, okay, and i turned her around and i untied her. i said, "are you okay? and she wasn't breathing and i heard her gasp, but she didn't respond anymore and that's why i left. >> until the year 2038. at the sen...

Parts of the country who have then got seriously ill and he will not survive and we have already been warned that they really never could go on rising even through this period of lockdown. thank you very much. from the impact of covid on health care to what it's doing to the economy. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has said there are "reasons for cautious optimism" after new figures show record growth between july and september. the uk's economy grew by 15.5% as it came out of the first lockdown. but the economy still remains smaller than it was before the pandemic and, of course, we're in a seco...

In caerphilly, south wales, one example of how the pandemic shutdown has rebounded. a manufacturer of biodegradable stores saw demand collapse during the lockdown of restaurants and bars then adapted to manufacturing personal protective equipment and has recovered somewhat from the reopening of the economy. it was a proper interruption, like the business paused for this period of time, and then restarted to the same trajectory it had before. the economy grew over the three summer months like never before. it has now made up about three—quarters of its record loss during the first pandemic lo...

Surgery means fewer beds for other types of surgery and operations, as we've been hearing, so it means yet more pressure on that type of activity, yet more pressure generally on hospitals. hugh, thank you very much. from the impact of covid on health care to what it's doing to the economy. the chancellor, rishi sunak, has said there are reasons for cautious optimism after new figures show record growth between july and september. the uk's economy grew by 15.5% as it came out of the first lockdown. but the economy still remains smaller than it was before the pandemic and, of course, we're in a ...

Research for the bbc suggests that 60% of disabled people — who use social care — have had difficulty getting hold of essentials such as medication during the pandemic. the survey by yougov was commissioned to mark the 25th anniversary of the disability discrimination act, which established legal rights for people with disabilities. our disability correspondent nikki fox reports. it may not look that much, but for fi, this small plastic filter is critical. she has muscular dystrophy and uses a ventilator every night to help her breathe. but, since the pandemic hit in march, her regular sup...