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Of the omicron variant. let's speak now with dr angelique coetzee, she's chair of the south african medical association and a practising gp in pretoria. thank you so much forjoining us. first of all, how severe is the situation there, and what percentage of the cases there are this new omicron variant?— of the cases there are this new omicron variant? ,., ., ., ., ., . omicron variant? good afternoon, and a aood omicron variant? good afternoon, and a good afternoon _ omicron variant? good afternoon, and a good afternoon to _ omicron variant? good afternoon, and a good afternoon to your _ omi...

Samoa hasjust however, the men's match against samoa has just been confirmed as being cancelled because of six cases in the main�*s site. however, the women's match will go ahead. coverage starts at 2pm. that's all the sport for now. you can catch more on all the stories and keep up—to—date with all the latest stories on the bbc sport website. i'm going to go and gargle some more tx mac to you. bless you, katherine! you are watching bbc news. more now on the growing number of countries, including the uk, who've announced restrictions on travel from southern africa, to try to contain a ne...

Thought was a heavy cold and infected probably lots of other colleagues before he eventually got a test and got diagnosed. so it is undoubtedly a problem. how big it is we don't know but let's not wait to find out. let's change the information given to both the public and the doctors and health professionals so that we can make everyone aware that at the moment, in this period of time, cold like symptoms are the predominant one is for people testing positive with covid. brute for people testing positive with covid. ~ :, covid. we will leave it there, professor — covid. we will leave it there...

And if they're well, they probably will be well. susie did the right thing. she gave theo liquid paracetamol to try and bring his temperature down, then called 111 for advice when he didn't improve. doctors say a&e services should be freed up to help seriously ill children like him. philippa roxby, bbc news. i can now speak to professor martin marshall, who is chair of the royal college of gps and a practising gp in east london. professor marshall, very good for you tojoin us. thank professor marshall, very good for you to join us. thank you very much for your time. you to join us. thank you v...