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This is bbc news. the headlines: the first of several memorial services have been held in the american city of minneapolis to remember the life of george floyd, the 46—year—old black man whose death in police custody has sparked worldwide protests. reverend al sharpton delivered the eulogy, and guests included civil rights activist jesse jackson. protests have continued in several cities across the us. hundreds marched through los angeles and gathered in front of city hall. this is the capital washington, where crowds are assembling outside the white house. tens of thousands of people in h...

But thousands are dead, and there are concerns many patients aren't getting enough help. the nurse called me and told me that my dad passed away. he was coughing and he wasn't feeling good, so she gave him a dose of morphine. and some other shot. the doctor visited him and he didn't get any oxygen. it's horrible. it's up to individual regions to make decisions about health care. in stockholm, officials insist oxygen is available for those who need it most. i think it's an ethical dilemma for both of the patients and the staff. but if you look at the guidelines, you can make good palliative car...

Sweden has attracted worldwide attention, think —— for never going into a full lockdown during the coronavirus pandemic. but now the country is facing growing criticism for failing to protect its older population. more than half of elderly deaths from the virus have taken place in care homes. the bbc‘s seen evidence which suggests some regions may be restricting access to health care, by discouraging nurses and care workers from sending patients into hospital. maddy savage reports from stockholm. a country that never had a lockdown. sweden promised to focus on protecting the elderly, whi...

The nurse called me and told me that my dad passed away. he was coughing and he wasn‘t feeling good, so she gave him a dose of morphine and some other shot. the doctor visited him and he didn‘t give him any oxygen. i think it‘s horrible. it‘s up to individual regions to make decisions about health care. in stockholm, officials insist oxygen is available for those who need it most. if you need oxygen, maybe we can bring it to the care centres or the elder homes, or you can transport the patients to the hospital if the medical decision is that they should benefit from it. but some believ...

The biggest slum in caracas. she follows a uniquely venezuelan religion that claims to heal people by channelling the spirits of the dead. many hospitals lack even the most basic provisions, such as running water and cleaning supplies. half of all operating theatres have