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Officials in memphis have called for calm but they are not discouraging people from taking to the streets. the days ahead will be tense. emotions are running high. with many americans asking, why does this keep happening? peter bowes, bbc news. tracking what shoppers buy, via loyalty—card data, can help spot those with early signs of ovarian cancer, doctors who have been running a study say. they found that frequent purchases of over—the—counter painkillers and indigestion tablets revealed a higher risk of ovarian cancer — which is often diagnosed late. there is no reliable screening t...

The south east believe they've been able to identify the so—called county lines of drugs gangs coming out of london. they've been mapping the 300 stabbings they've attended over the past six years. those behind the study say that it could be possible to work out crime hotspots. it's particularly important for us here at the air ambulance because we do respond at night. we are one of the few charity air ambulances to fly at night. and of course, in our patch, certainly across kent in particular, you can be a long way from help if you are stabbed. for many dance fans it wouldn't be christmas w...

Kriss akabussi says he feels for the other three. dumbfounded, disbelief, denial. some sort of, is there a way that i can keep my medal, it wasn't me? you know. i guess you, it's praying or meditating or some sort of, can this all go away? i reallyjust can't imagine what those other three chaps are going through. analysis of the spread of covid within uk hospitals has shown that during the first wave, more than one in ten patients caught the virus after being admitted for an unrelated illness. the transmission rates vary considerably depending on where the patients were treated — which the a...

Talking about a very number of individuals who put their lives on the line to work directly with british soldiers and in the same way that a british soldier would be targeted if, for example, he walks the streets of kandahar today, these afghan interpreters will have a target on their backs. rehana popal, thank you forjoining us. a 14—year—old boy has been charged with the murder of a man in chingford in north east london. james markham, who was 45, was stabbed outside his home on monday evening after confronting a group of youths. two other teenagers are being questioned. analysis of the ...

Lawyer are hailing what they see as a vindication of her position and an important step towards setting her free. barbara plett usher, bbc news, los angeles. analysis of the spread of covid within uk hospitals has shown that during the first wave, more than one in ten patients caught the virus after being admitted for an unrelated illness. the transmission rates vary considerably depending on where the patients were treated — which the authors of the study say demands urgent investigation. you are watching abc breakfast. —— bbc breakfast. back to our main story this morning — the major...