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But nearly 20 million adults still haven't had a dose of covid vaccine. but ministers and leading scientists are still urging a cautious approach to lifting restrictions. if we all go completely wild and just ignore everything that we've learnt over the last year in terms of social restrictions, there will be another wave and that wave will be much larger. the government is buying a further 60 million doses of the pfizer vaccine, which should be available from this autumn, as third booster shots. as for this summer the nhs app may be used to show evidence of vaccination or a recent negative vi...

The world remains a sporty place. just tonight syria and israel appear to have traded missile strikes and after a decade of civil war in syria at least 400,000 syrians have been killed, that's a lowball estimate, millions more displaced, the conflict has also left behind an environmental disaster in syria's northern region and now poorly maintained oil fields are contaminating the surrounding territory. ahead of earth day tomorrow, we have this report tonight from nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel. >> reporter: northern syria practically floats on oil. but instead of making th...

Catastrophe. dozens of rivers and streams now run black why the water is lifeless and undrinkable. these are the children's playgrounds. this village leader said the lantd is poisoned. we don't want oil he says. the people in northern syria are close american allies. the kurds. their oil has long been their curse. when isis took over the terrorists seized the facilities to fund the murderous caliphate why when president trump finished he wanted the oil, too. >> we are keeping the oil. we have the oil. the oil is secure. we left troops behind only for the oil. >> reporter: but the pumps were ne...

And then itjust happens. i put my hand out a tiny bit... it was here that these divers filmed a documentary — my octopus teacher. it became a global hit. but the kelp is the bigger story, covering a quarter of the world's coastlines. for now, the kelp in south africa is so plentiful that it can be harvested sustainably, for all sorts of human uses, from fertiliser to face cream. the mineral—rich fronds can grow half a metre a day. but these forests, acutely vulnerable to rising sea temperatures, are struggling elsewhere, hence the push to raise public awareness. we thought we have to give ...

And then itjust happens. i put my hand out a tiny bit... it was here that these divers filmed a documentary — my octopus teacher. it became a global hit. but the kelp is the bigger story, covering a quarter of the world's coastlines. for now, the kelp in south africa is so plentiful that it can be harvested sustainably, for all sorts of human uses, from fertiliser to face cream. the mineral—rich fronds can grow half a metre a day. but these forests, acutely vulnerable to rising sea temperatures, are struggling elsewhere, hence the push to raise public awareness. we thought we have to give ...