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Royal College of Nurses demand urgent inquiry into government’s Covid response
We were joined by Nadra Ahmed, executive chair of the National Care Association, and the chair of the council at the Royal College of Nursing, Dave Dawes.
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The painter paying tribute to the female victims of male violence
When Labour MP Jess Phillips marked International Women’s Day by reading out the names of women killed by men last year, it struck a chord in the wake of Sarah Everard’s murder.
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Farmers’ union demands Australia deal review to avoid ‘car-crash in the countryside’
For more on farmers’ concerns over the Australia deal, we talk to Minette Batters, the National Farmers’ Union President.
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We need to demand more of the police’, says Domestic Abuse Commissioner
We contacted the Home Office to ask what procedures are in place to deal with police officers accused of domestic abuse.
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FactCheck: Video which purports to show Israeli policeman strangling Palestinian boy is false
The video actually shows Swedish security guards detaining a nine-year-old boy in Malmo in 2015.
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Mark Drakeford set to remain First Minister of Wales as Welsh Labour win election
What’s happening in Wales? Andy Davies reports from Cardiff.
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India hits 20 million Covid cases as Modi opposition demands lockdown
Calls are growing for a national lockdown in India, with the country’s opposition leader saying there’s simply no other way to stop the spread of coronavirus.
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India Covid crisis: families desperate for space to cremate their dead
Medical supplies are beginning to trickle into India to help tackle the overwhelming surge in numbers of people suffering and dying from the virus.
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Labour demand answers over Johnson Downing St refurbishment
Boris Johnson met the costs of refurbishing his flat in Downing Street out of his own pocket, a senior government minister has insisted.
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St Vincent call for more international aid as volcanic threat remains
It’s nine days since the volcano on the Caribbean island of St Vincent erupted spewing ash six miles into the air. Thousands of people were evacuated to safer parts of the island. But even in the south there’s no getting away from the volcanic dust which covers almost everything. There’s now a shortage of water…
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European Covid inoculation efforts ramp-up but vaccine scepticism remains
As Europe’s vaccination efforts are finally ramping up, we speak to the German MEP Peter Liese, who’s also a medical doctor. Is this the turning point for Europe’s vaccination programme?
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Covid: WHO demands countries prioritise health worker vaccines
The World Health Organization has reiterated its demand that vaccinating all health workers should be an urgent priority for every nation. It set a target of achieving that goal globally within 100 days back in January, but there are only nine days of that period remaining and the target has a long way to go.…
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‘I think it might help if we have more female police officers’, says Tory MP
We spoke to Pauline Latham, Conservative MP for Mid Derbyshire and a member of the joint committee on human rights.
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Reopening society should be done in ‘gradual and safe way’, says mathematical biologist Dr Kit Yates
We’re joined by the author and mathematical biologist Dr Kit Yates.
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Myanmar pro-democracy activist from army family demands end to military rule
Demonstrators in Myanmar have staged their biggest protest yet against the military’s seizure of power.