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President trump will face impeachment proceedings this week for the second time accused of inciting the storming of congress. And a special report from south africa following the people committed to saving one of the worlds most endangered and trafficked creatures the pangolin. Hello and welcome to bbc news. Whether you are watching here in the uk oraround the whether you are watching here in the uk or around the world. Englands chief medical officer has given a new warning that the nhs could soon be overwhelmed by the spread of coronavirus. Professor chris whitty said if the rate of infection...

Endangered and trafficked creatures the pangolin. Hello and welcome to bbc news for viewers in britain and around the world. Englands chief medical officer has given a new warning that the nhs could soon be overwhelmed by the spread of coronavirus. Professor chris whitty said if the rate of infections continue, the pressure on hospitals will lead to avoidable deaths, as doctors struggle to deal with the number of patients. Hes appealed again for people to stay home, saying the new variant of the disease is spreading rapidly across the country, leaving some areas facing the most dangerous situa...

Not a someone like you. Lucky it is nota singing someone like you. Lucky it is not a singing competition chorleys fa cup dream continues as they shock derby county to move into round four. Good morning, we start this morning with a few icy patches and some fog around as well, but it will be a milder day today, some much needed milder day today, some much needed mild air is on the way and its a fairly mild weekend on the way. Join me for all the details. Its sunday, the 10th of january. Good morning. Our top story hundreds of thousands of people aged 80 and over are being invited to book their ...

Karen Howell, chief executive of Wirral Community Health and Care NHS Foundation Trust, writes for the Globe.

CDC visits Albany to discuss vaccine hesitancy CDC visits Albany to discuss vaccine hesitancy By Molly Godley | April 15, 2021 at 7:18 PM EDT - Updated April 15 at 8:02 PM ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - Members of The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are spending the week in Dougherty County to do a Rapid Community Assessment. They’re speaking with people about how they feel about the COVID-19 vaccine. Dr. Charles Ruis, Southwest Health District director, said after the coronavirus hit Albany so hard, current vaccine acceptance is not what he expected. He said the CDC is here to ...