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so, rain or shine. # want you to knowjust if you can # where i stand # oh, no, no, no. # i ve come to the lake district. with its glorious mountains and lakes, it s always one of britain s most popular tourist destinations, and this summer, it seems packed. the traffic is pretty heavy. every pub that i ve seen so far has just been packed to the point of people falling out the door, and that s the same with every restaurant, as well. for some holiday makers here, the staycation is a new experience. before covid, i think i hadn t been on holiday really in england at all. i d always tried to jet off to europe because it was so easy to. i booked it some months ago, and it was quite easy then, but of course, if we d left it any later, a lot of people are booked up because they can t go abroad. the great british staycation? i mean, the weather has really helped, and it s fantastic. - we ve gone on quite a few hikes. - we went up helvellyn, and that was brilliant. | but for re ....
we have to be able to repair the enamel on a daily basis. with pronamel repair toothpaste, we can help actively repair enamel in its weakened state. it s innovative. my go to toothpaste is going to be pronamel repair. the news continues. michael smerconish is in for chris tonight. michael. welcome to the prime time command center. february 2020 about about 80,000 are hospitalized and we have vaccines now. that s what makes it especially tragic to see our hospitals on the brink once again. five states have fewer than 10% of icu beds available now. alabama, texas, georgia, florida and mississippi. florida and texas, alone, account for 40% of new hospitalizations. more covid cases than 30 other states combined. they also have defiant governors who appear to be siding with some notion of freedom rather than the combination of masks and vaccinations. we re about to talk to a county judge in dallas challenging texas governor abbot s order banning mask mandates and lis ....
we start with the world s biggest entertainment company because after a tough 18 months walt disney is bouncing back from the pandemic. it made revenues of 17 billion dollars in the three months tojune up 45 per cent on this time last year and more than wall street was expecting. its streaming service disney+ now has 116 million subscribers. and visitors are returning to its theme parks as restrictions are eased. but will it last? the bbc s michelle fleury has more from new york. the world s largest entertainment company walt disney is riding high after it reported total revenues of $17 billion. the ceo bob chapek says he is pleased with the company s trajectory even as he acknowledge the ongoing challenges of the pandemic. much of the excitement was over disney+, its streaming service which has thrived during the pandemic as the company lost money from the cinema box office as well as its theme parks and resorts and cruises. in the last three months, disney add ....
the situation in the country. tens of thousands of civilians have fled the taliban advance. you just watch them taking over a train keeping everything that you spent 20 years working towards and he asked the question was it worth it? a man who tricked a 93 yr old woman out of £140, by pretending to give her a covid vaccine has beenjailed for three and a half years in prison. britney spears s dad has agreed to step down as her conservator in charge of her affairs, after 13 years of controlling her estate and other aspects of her life. and coming up at half past five, we ll be looking at the best and worst of this week s film and dvd releases in the film review. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. police have been giving more details of the murders in plymouth last night during which a twenty two year old man killed five people, including a three year old girl, before turning the gun on himself. officers say jake davison had a licence to hold firearms, and used wh ....
climbing. it s in southern states with poor vaccination rates. and a strong hesitancy against the shot, according to a cnn analysis of data from the cdc. take alabama for example, the state has seen an average of 2,600 new cases per day. up by 131% from two weeks ago. one state health official says they ve literally been throwing away doses because they ve expired with not enough people going to get them. but on thursday, the state s seven-day average of vaccine doses administered per day was about 13,000, according to the cdc. that s up from a month prior when the seven day average of doses each day up to 7,000. we ve seen an uptick in vaccinations in hard-hit states like arkansas, louisiana and missouri. what is suddenly motivating people to get the shots, state officials say it s partly driven by fears about the spread of the delta variant. and driven by date that a that shows that unvaccinated people face a much higher riskch death from covid. we re still taking ste ....