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Its covid lockdown. Its eight in the morning in singapore, and 9am In Tokyo where the Czech Republic and poland have offered to help a belarusian sprinter who was ordered home from the games by her countrys 0lympic officials. This is her Krystsina Tsimanouskaya. She had been due to compete in the womens 200m event on monday. But after posting a Video Complaining about being entered into another race at short notice, she says she was told to pack and taken to the airport. She then contacted police, and uploaded this video on social media, appealing for help. The flight took off without her on board. Tsimanouskaya has said she believes shes now safe im joined now by Sarah Mulkerrins In Tokyo. The International Olympic Committee says it has asked the belarus authorities to clarify what happened. It comes of course against a backdrop of ongoing protests against president lukashenko Of Belarus who the opposition accuse of stealing the election, and repressing any dissent against his leaders
ReportingNewsdayAthleteTeamTokyoOfficialsHeadlinesHomeBelarusPolice-protectionPlaneWillAn inquiry into the murder of a maltese anti Corruption Journalist says the state must bear responsibility for her death. Its day 7 at the Tokyo Olympics where all eyes will turn to the track, as the women 100 metres heats begins the athletics programme. We start in tokyo, where theres increasing concern that enthusiasm for the olympics has contributed to a spike in coronavirus cases. For the first time since the pandemic began, the number of new daily infections there has passed ten thousand. The japanese authorities say the dramatic rise will not affect the olympic action, but experts are warning if something isnt done to control the spread, the Citys Healthcare System could soon be overwhelmed. From tokyo, Rupert Wingfield hayes reports. This is tokyo in the middle of a State Of Emergency, in the middle of a pandemic. These bars are not supposed to be serving alcohol and should be closed by 8pm, but no one is taking any notice. Im not worried at all, this young man says. I want to g
RiseBbc-newsCasesLagTokyo-olympicsInfectionPatientsCovidHospitalsStoriesHome-successBen-boulosOf a maltese anti Corruption Journalist says the state must bear responsibility for her death. And im Sarah Mulkerrins Live In Tokyo on day seven of the olympics, where there was a World Record for South Africa in the pool with Tatjana Schoenmaker winning gold in the 200m breaststroke. Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. We start in tokyo, where theres increasing concern that enthusiasm for the olympics has contributed to a spike in coronavirus cases. For the first time since the pandemic began, the number of new daily infections there has passed 10,000. The japanese authorities say the dramatic rise will not affect the olympic action but experts are warning if something isnt done to control the spread, the Citys Healthcare System could soon be overwhelmed. From tokyo, Rupert Wingfield hayes reports. This is tokyo in the middle of a State Of Emergency, in the middle of a pandemic. These bars are not supposed to be serving alcohol and should be closed by 8pm,
Bbc-newsStoriesTokyo-olympicsHome-successAlarm-injapanRiseCasesLagInfectionSystemCollapsePatients showing another 372,000 jobs added, a sign that that part of the economy remains strong. today s economic news confirms the fact that my economic plan is moving this country in a better direction. i m not suggesting there s a lot more work to do, but i am suggesting we are making significant progress. in fact the biden presidency has seen extraordinary job growth, a half million jobs added every month. the president said all of the jobs lost in the pandemic have been recovered and then some but that s not what people are feeling. they re feeling the spiking gas prices and the sky high inflation numbers that for many americans have made things like summer vacations now simply unaffordable. which is why the latest a. p. poll found the number of people who think inflation and gas prices should be the government s top priority, has roughly tripled in the last six months. one very interesting note, those two issues ranked one and two among independent voters. and those numbe
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