1500 americans nearly all unvaccinated, dying daily. And children, they are now being infected and hospitalized at higher rates than ever before. Will the president s new plan get the country back on track? we know vaccine mandates for federal workers are in this plan, but does that go far enough? will it get us to will dr. Fauci says we need to be? saying in a country of our size, you can t be hanging around and having 100,000 infections a day. You ve got to get well below 10,000 before you start feeling comfortable. Let s begin with our senior medical correspondent. Dr. Fauci saying 10,000 cases a day or under to feel comfortable. How does he think we get there? you know what? i think it s all the same efforts that we ve heard about before. Vaccination, masking, better testing, all of that. But there is a really long way to go to reach dr. Fauci s goal. Let s take a look at where we stand in comparison to that goal. So dr. Fauci as you said, just said that well below 10,000 cases a d
now on bbc news, dozens of migrant women have alleged that they faced unnecessarily invasive gynaecological procedures without proper consent whilst being held at a us immigration detention centre. in december 2020, 41 women submitted sworn testimonies as part of a class action lawsuit, with 3a alleging unnecessarily invasive gynaecological procedures. the bbc explores these allegations. the only thing i remember is waking up, back in irwin county detention center, feeling woozy. when i feel, i ve got, like, three different bandages on my stomach. so i m like, what went on? what s up? we are about to drive by irwin county detention center. a little anxious. i ve never heard of a whistle blower. i never knew who a whistle blower was until this. dozens of women in a us detention centre say they were subjected to unnecessarily invasive gynaecological procedures without proper consent. woman after woman after woman tells a pretty similar account - of what happened to them, in
this is bbc news, the headlines: military gun salutes have honoured the duke of edinburgh, who died on friday. buckingham palace announced he ll be laid to rest next saturday in the grounds of windsor castle. because of coronavirus restrictions, his funeral will take place, with no public processions. the palace has said prince harry will attend. prince charles paid tribute to his father saying he gave the most remarkable, devoted service to the queen, his country and the commonwealth. flags have been flying at half mast as commonwealth and world leaders continue to send condolences to the royalfamily, including the president of china and the pope. thousands of people have been evacuated from the eastern caribbean island of st vincent after a volcano on friday sent a cloud of ash and smoke high into the air. the prime minister said evacuees had been temporarily housed on cruise ships and on safer parts of the island. now on bbc news, dozens of migrant women have alleged that
now on bbc news, dozens of migrant women have alleged that they faced unnecessarily invasive gynaecological procedures without proper consent whilst being held at a us immigration detention centre. in december 2020, 41 women submitted sworn testimonies as part of a class action lawsuit, with 3a alleging unnecessarily invasive gynaecological procedures. the bbc explores these allegations. the only thing i remember is waking up, back in irwin county detention center, feeling woozy. when i feel, i ve got, like, three different bandages on my stomach. so i m like, what went on? what s up? we are about to drive by irwin county detention center. a little anxious. i ve never heard of a whistle blower. i never knew who a whistle blower was until this. dozens of women in a us detention centre say they were subjected to unnecessarily invasive gynaecological procedures without proper consent. woman after woman after woman tells a pretty similar account - of what happened to them, in
injured in a twelth night of violence in northern ireland. there were small pockets of disorder in both loyalist and nationalist areas in belfast, despite appeals for peace by community leaders and politicians. the irish prime minister, micheal martin, has warned that northern ireland must not spiral back to that dark place of sectarian murders and political discord . from belfast, charlotte gallagher reports. police gallagher reports. come underfire police gallagher reports. come under fire from missiles police come under fire from missiles in a loyalist area of north belfast as a flag flies at half mast for prince philip nearby. only hours earlier, people here had been urged to stay at home out of respect for the queen. in a nearby nationalist neighbourhood, there are similar scenes as well with officers being pelted with rocks, bottles and petrol bombs. in the loyalist tigers bay area, stolen car that had been set on fire is pushed towards the police lines. the violence w