over fishing tensions between france and the uk overfishing rights. french over fishing rights. french fishermen overfishing rights. french fishermen have said they may block it in calais and the channel tunnel stop sajid javid is determined to make vaccination compulsory for front line nhs workers within weeks. 110,000 workers i get to have the jab, about 8%. some parents are reporting grief like symptoms after teenagers head to university. they say since living so close in lockdown, more parents are struggling with empty nest syndrome. the bbc news website is reporting on a lesser known coronavirus symptom, covid toe. ouch! we do not want to linger on that picture for too long, do we? winnie the pooh has been a children s favourite bedtime
and unpleasant condition. a year ago, sofia loved dancing, but she developed covid toe. now the 13 year old struggles to stand up for long, and needs a wheelchair if she is going far. she spoke to the bbc in the summer. my feet swell up and i get blisters all over them. the doctors never really said how long they think it s going to last for. so i m not really sure and i m quite scared, to be honest, because i don t know if i ll be able to do the things that i like to do. painful blisters, red or purple skin, raised bumps and swelling, covid toe can happen at any age, but is more common in children and teenagers. it tends to last for weeks, often in people who do not have any other covid symptoms. researchers in paris did blood and skin tests on 50 patients with suspected covid toe, and now they think they know why some people get this.
welsh government had gone to members of the senedd to get their input on. they hadn t done so in the past when it came to covid relations. they were very close to losing it. in the end, they did win it, but it was via the slight technicality. so, one would imagine that there might be further discussions on this hybrid model, as it has been a huge issue. but there will certainly be debates on this topic, because it is such a divisive one. on this topic, because it is such a divisive one- on this topic, because it is such a divisive one. yes, an extraordinary event in the divisive one. yes, an extraordinary event in the welsh divisive one. yes, an extraordinary event in the welsh parliament. - divisive one. yes, an extraordinary i event in the welsh parliament. thank you very much indeed. scientists in france believe they can explain why some people infected with covid 19 develop chilblain like lesions on their toes and even fingers. they say the phenomenon known as covid toe
here 200 million years ago. we do have footprints from a few larger ones, so we know there were a few larger dinosaurs, but we have very few remains of those. most of what we are finding are these very tiny dinosaurs. small in scale but huge in significance. pendraig s relatives could also be hidden in these rocks, waiting to be unearthed. hywel griffith, bbc news, in the vale of glamorgan. scientists believe they can explain why some people who catch covid develop chilblain like lesions on their toes and even fingers. covid toe appears to be a side effect of the body switching into attack mode to fight off the virus. they hope the finding will help patients and doctors better understand the condition. 0ur health correspondent catherine burns reports on what can be a painful
Covid toes warning issued by Burnham-On-Sea mum after her son sees symptoms
A Burnham-On-Sea mum has warned other parents about a Coronavirus symptom that she says has affected her 11-year-old son for two months.
Louise Male says that at times her son Joshua has been unable to sleep or walk properly, suffering from extremely swollen and itchy toes that started when he had a case of Covid-19 in early November.
She says: “It’s hard to see your child in pain and by week five or six he was crying at night because his toes were so swollen. I posted about it online and have had so many people message me saying their child has had the same thing.”