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The sum wave of industrial action continues. —— the summer wave of industrial action continues as criminal barristers vote to go on an indefinite, uninterrupted strike in england and wales from next month. we've been saying this for years, if you do not invest, people will walk away and things will close down as there will not be enough judges sitting saudi back—up is built up and now we are at a critical point. —— so the back—up is built. an investigation by the bbc�*s panorama programme has uncovered a vast online community, secretly sharing and trading sexual images and videos...

Heading for a possible bankruptcy must raise some concern and alarm with staff throughout the uk. it has got more than 120 cinemas, including the picturehouse chain. but the company's clear message is they have got to sort out its balance sheet, this is going to take some time, but its operations will remain unaffected. the headlines on bbc news... the summer wave of industrial action continues as criminal barristers vote to go on an indefinite, uninterrupted strike in england and wales from next month. a bbc investigation unmasks the man responsible for a huge online community which traded no...

Life. turning now to concerns over possible summer wave of covid infections. the omicron subvariant ba.5 is now the most dominant strain, making up more than 50% of new cases. health officials say the subvariant is the most contagious version of the virus yet and can more easily evade vaccine protection from previous infections. it's not believed to cause more severe illness. joining us now, an internal and emergency medicine physician. doctor, it's great to see you in person. >> it's great to be here. >> let's talk about this subvariant. omicron, this new subvariant is back in our country. ...

Professor Christine Loscher told The Journal that there needs to be a “coordinated response” to deal with future waves of the virus.

Micheál Martin said he “can’t predict” what will happen in the autumn but that vaccination remains key.