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Transcripts For BBCNEWS BBC News At Five 20200219

Scheme will work. The other main stories on bbc news at 5. New details on the future status of prince harry and meghan. The couple will return to the uk to carry out six official engagements next month. The family of Caroline Flack releases an unpublished social media post she wrote days before she died, saying herfuture had been swept away. Hundreds of passengers are released from a cruise ship quarantined off japan for over two weeks as more people on board test positive for coronavirus. And 500 years since the death of the artist, raphael. Well have exclusive access to the Sistine Chapel as it prepares for a hanging of his tapestries. Its five oclock, our main story. People who want to come to the uk who are low skilled or low paid wont be able to get a work visa under the governments plans for a new points based immigration system. The scheme will apply equally to people from inside and outside the eu, from nextjanuary, after the end of the brexit transition period. Many industries

Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights and Public Health Emergencies featured in new documentary film and blog symposium

Today, the  short documentary film titled “Beyond Siracusa: Human Rights in Times of Public Health Emergencies,” will be launched. The film looks at the 2023 Principles and Guidelines on Human Rights Public Health (PHE Principles), developed by experts in through a process led by the International C

Canada s role in covid-19 global vaccine equity failures

Adam R Houston and colleagues argue that Canada needs to reverse its track record from covid-19 and prioritise public need over profits in its domestic investments and global leadership for health Inequitable access to covid-19 vaccines1 as well as tests, treatments, and other tools has cost millions of lives, prolonged the pandemic, and highlighted tensions between countries’ domestic responses and their collective global responsibilities. Resolving such tensions has continued implications, including for the pandemic treaty currently being negotiated by the World Health Assembly.2 These tensions are also witnessed within Canada, a high income country that frames itself as a global health leader3 yet became one of the most prominent hoarders of the limited global covid-19 vaccine supply, despite itself being wholly reliant on importation. The government of Canada has a history of providing financial support for global health programmes and initiatives, but its record of sharing

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