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We don t have a full picture of how many children died in residential schools, and the circumstances of their deaths. indigenous leaders have said that as investigations continue, they expect more graves will be found. catherine karelli, bbc news. here in the uk, one of the government s advisers on coronavirus has warned that ministers are facing a very difficult decision about lifting all of england s restrictions on 19july, given the continuing rise in cases. here s our health editor hugh pym. as more jabs go into arms, officials are confident that vaccines are reducing the risk of serious illness. the office for national statistics says hospital admissions are much lower than they would have been without vaccines. but, even so, the head of the 0ns told me that making the right call on ending restrictions in england won t be straightforward. this decision is the most difficult that the government has to make. we are watching with laser focus every day the data, so that the government ....
We still need to take steps to ensure our testing capacity reaches those who need it most. we will be suspending the need to do a pcr to confirm the result of a positive lateral flow test. from next tuesday, if you test positive, you should just record that result and begin self isolation. the latest figures show the uk has reported just under 200,000 new cases of the coronavirus in the past 2a hours. the latest figures from the office of national statistics also suggest that 3.7 million people in the uk had covid last week. it s the highest number since the 0ns started compiling the figures nearly 18 months ago. let s hear from the bbc s head of statistics, robert cuffe. highest in england, around one in 15 people highest in england, around one in 15 people. around one in 20,125 highest in england, around one in 15 people. around one in 20, 125 in the other nations. and rising rapidly in the other other nations. and rising rapidly in the other countries as well. it s not news. but ....
Patients, trying to do more to cover for their missing colleagues, working extra hours, starting early, finishing late. the pressure will be immense. in the latest infection survey from the 0ns, infections increased across the uk to their highest level on record in the week to christmas eve. in england, one in 25 had the virus. in scotland, wales, and northern ireland, it was one in a0. infections doubled in a week in london. one in 15 tested positive. but there were big rises too in the north west, yorkshire and the humber and west midlands. other regions weren t far behind. it is now the dominant variant. statisticians say infections are twice the level they were this time last winter in england because they re being fuelled by the more infectious 0micron variant. so across all age groups, we are seeing increases, but particularly driven by those young age groups, we ve seen increases among school age children fairly recently, particularly from nursery through to primary. ....
Had covid, this is last week, a big good looking. wales, scotland and northern ireland, lower, about one in 40. the chief of the 0ns says that using up to date data they think it is higher. in london, this is the highest levels we ve ever had, one in 11 people had covid last week, rising to one in six people in their late 20s. you can see the scale of the 0micron infections. the question is whether we re going to see that reflected with a big increase in hospitalisations? it has gone up recently but not to the level you d expect given the level of infection. so it looks like it is less severe than previous variants of the disease. you less severe than previous variants of the disease. of the disease. you describe the infections we of the disease. you describe the infections we are of the disease. you describe the infections we are starting - of the disease. you describe the infections we are starting to - of the disease. you describe the infections we are starting to seej now poss ....
A spike in covid cases is driving a rise in staff sickness. in england, london is worst affected with about 4% of staff in acute trusts absent for covid related reasons in the week before christmas, up nearly 60% on the week before. many feel it s impacting on patient care. the staff that are at work will be caring for more patients, trying to do more to cover for their missing colleagues, working extra hours, starting early, finishing late. the pressure will be immense. in the latest infection survey from the 0ns, infections increased across the uk to their highest level on record in the week to christmas eve. in england, one in 25 had the virus. in scotland, wales and northern ireland it was one in a0. infections doubled in a week in london. one in 15 tested positive. but there were big rises too in the north west, yorkshire and the humber and west midlands. other regions weren t far behind. ....