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Omicron continues to spread rapidly. that's not a good thing in and of itself. the testing delays and things are mounting. in the third year of pandemic life. that's been a consensus. the times put it today, omicron is milder. that is one simple way to understand it's something you don't want to get but it's better than worse things that you've gotten before. look at this graph. cases compared to last winter. you see the huge burst. that's why so many people have this right now. or had it recently. 540,000 daily cases in america, but look at this, people who have to go to the hospital, sign of...

What a wild and wacky week that was. And we're not even talking about San Antonio shattering new records for COVID-19 infections. Even minus the...

With the omicron variant taxing medical labs, people seeking COVID-19 tests at the city of San Antonio's free sites should expect to wait up two...

This is bbc news. the headlines — the uk has announced a record 183,000 new daily coronavirus cases, although figures have been affected by testing delays. it comes as doctors and pharmacists warn of a shortage of covid tests. record numbers of coronavirus infections have been recorded by several european countries, with the omicron variant fuelling a surge in cases. the world health organization says the virus is straining health care systems and staff around the world. the european court of human rights has urged russia to suspend the shutdown of the country's oldest human rights group, me...

Then game that's about to kick off, then brentford versus manchester city, via the bbc website. there is also updates on bbc radio 5 live. i will be back later on. this is bbc news, the headlines... the uk announces a record 183,000 new daily coronavirus cases — although figures have been affected by testing delays. and doctors and pharmacists are warning of �*patchy�* supplies of tests. as europe and the us also report record covid infection rates, the head of the world health organisation says the virus is straining health care systems and staff around the world. the european court of ...