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won t face lockdown as well. if the data is clear, then we will again have to impose restrictions on other areas. but at this point in time, i think it is appropriate that bangor is the right place to have some restrictions so that the high incidence rate there is controlled. bangor had seen a significant cluster of cases, with the welsh government saying that they appeared to be closely associated with young people and the student population. if you go to the pubs, you see a range of ages socialising where they really probably shouldn t be. so i don t think it is fair they re pointing the fingers at students. we re not allowed to form a bubble with any of our other friends any more, which we made a lot of friends in first year, so knowing we re living in the same building and we can t go and see them just to have a coffee or something, is quite sad. discussions on the situation in other parts of gwynedd will continue over the next few days. but for now, the first minister ha
United-statesNorth-carolinaUnited-kingdomGwyneddIsraelNorthern-irelandCraigavonNorth-seaOceans-generalOceansAmericaScotland the queen has carried out a public engagement outside a royal residence. she was joined by prince william for the visit to the porton down laboratory near salisbury. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell has more. out and about again on official duty, for the first time for seven months. the queen, accompanied by prince william, was at porton down. socially distanced, of course, but without facemasks. everyone they met had tested negative for coronavirus. they were shown the latest in bomb detection technology. machines that can detect one billionth of a gram of explosives. and sniffer dogs, which do it the old fashioned way with a keen nose and a waggly tail. so to the subject which is dominating all of our lives, the pandemic. no one knows what s going to come next. and the scientists whose lives are spent dealing with deadly viruses. the queen listened and expressed a universal concern. now it is doubling. it s off again, isn t it? it is unfortunately on the rise. in o
JerusalemIsrael-generalIsraelUnited-statesIndiaNorth-carolinaUnited-kingdomSalisburyMashonaland-eastZimbabweNorthern-irelandCraigavon a potential other vaccine could be helpful in the fight against covid 19. as efforts continue to develop proven treatments for covid 19, british scientists are beginning a study into whether the bcg vaccine which protects against tuberculosis could be helpful. the uk study is part of an international research project. the hope is that bcg might provide some protection against covid until a specific vaccine against the virus is in use. james gallagher reports. in the fight against covid, scientists are turning to one of our oldest vaccines. archive: a new preventive weapon has nowjoined the battle. bcg vaccine. the bcg jab was designed to fight tuberculosis, and was first trialled in 1921. it has since been given to hundreds of millions of people. but now doctors think its effect on the immune system may lessen the impact of coronavirus, too. sam hilton is a gp. his job dealing with patients puts him at higher risk of getting covid. he s one of 1,000 people in the uk, incl
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