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This is bbc news. These are the latest headlines in the uk and around the world. The British Government is playing down expectations it could adopt a proposal to pay £500 to everyone who tests positive for covid 19, saying it could create perverse incentives, but ministers are looking at support for those who have to isolate. We have always had the £500 support payment for those on certain benefits. We have always kept that under review. We know that it is sometimes quite challenging to ask people to isolate for that length of time. Police in east london broke up a Wedding Party with 400 gue...

Supreme court. the affirmative action is really important. the reason it's in is because the liberals continue to try to put minority down. >> we saw yesterday the supreme court uphold the constitution. saying no racial discrimination in college admissions.

Is keen to stop moscow from gaining the upper hand, either in the arctic tundra or anywhere else in the world. so when secretary of state blinken met foreign minister lavrov on the sidelines of the arctic council meeting in iceland, both men billed it as a chance to reset their frosty ties. as president biden shared with president putin, we seek a predictable, stable relationship with russia. we think that's good for our people, good for the russian people if and indeed good for the world. translation: we will be ready | to plough through the rubble left over from the previous us administratio...

You more than $48,000. and that's because, in part, because of the support from elon musk, the boss of tesla. the electric car company said it would accept bitcoins for car purchases in march this year but today, mr musk performed a screeching u—turn. and it's true. bitcoin relies on the use of staggering amounts of energy, much of it from fossilfuels. that is because of the way bitcoin is produced or �*mined'. it's like a kind of lottery run every ten minutes. computers around the world compete to create a record of every transaction ever made in bitcoin. they also have to guess a random ...

And it's true. bitcoin relies on the use of staggering amounts of energy, much of it from fossilfuels. that is because of the way bitcoin is produced or �*mined'. it's like a kind of lottery run every ten minutes. computers around the world compete to create a record of every transaction ever made in bitcoin. they also have to guess a random number. get there first and you win the prize — 6.25 bitcoins, today worth £250,000. the idea is the more computers verifying transactions, the more secure the currency is. and with such big cash on offer, huge numbers of people are getting in on the ...