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Cases are often simple problems that got worse over lockdown, so patients can need more complicated treatment and longer stays in hospital. this man was diagnosed with cataracts three years ago and is still on a waiting list. it is steadily getting worse, it s an insidious thing, - it has sort of crept on and i ve had the surgery cancelled several- times and just don t - know what is happening, which is quite frustrating. but at the same time as the backlog, the nhs is still running that race, vaccine versus variant. we are six months in now and the government has a new, speedier ambition. we hope to be able to protect with two doses all i 9s, all the over 50s, before the 21st ofjune. we will make sure we vaccinate at scale but here s the important thing, we will share the evidence with the country on the 14th ofjune. those dates are key because june the 14th is when the government will tell us ....
Because june the 14th is when the government will tell us of the next stage of opening up will happen in england onjune the 21st. at that point, they ll want to meet four tests before going ahead. the first test is the vaccine roll out going well? the second are vaccines stopping people getting sick or dying with covid 7 the third test is about infection levels. are they getting so high they re putting too much pressure on the nhs? and the final test is about new variants of concern. are they changing the risk level? the first two tests, about vaccines, are being met so far. there s been a small rise in cases, though, still at a low level, but most recent figures from the ons suggest that one in every 60,000 people will test positive for covid. in areas hit higher by the indian variant, numbers are much higher, though. in blackburn, there are more than 700 cases for every 100,000 people. but health bosses say there s pressure on the nhs across the country. rates are low in the sout ....
Good morning, it s friday. welcome to bbc news. i m victoria derbyshire. here are the headlines: surgeons call for dozens of new hospital hubs in england to tackle what s being called a colossal backlog of non urgent operations. lockdown and the indian variant people are urged to get a jab, as cases of the variant nearly double in a week, as ministers continue to assess a further easing of restrictions. there s nothing in the data that will delay the date, but we ve said we re always reviewing the data and we ll come to a final conclusion on whether to reopen on the 21st ofjune, on june the 14th. the health secretary is under pressure, as care home leaders dismiss as absolute rubbish the claim there was a protective shield around homes in the pandemic. was your relative discharged ....
With the charges that well you have this exactly this exactly cases you re referring to 2 cases one of them is related to one attorney a woman that has been committed a crime murder in 191999 the other one is another lawyer they were just referring to 2 cases in chief cases they refer referring to a pattern the banana i know exactly the cases that they re reference to and the other case is this case of a lawyer reading koch who has committed bribes and traffic of influence before starting being the lawyer of one of the people that pretending to be politician so they say we re talking about 2 cases all of them committed crimes before starting coming into the public area we have a lot of different cases to go through mr secretary why was the international community so keen on seeing you go on june the 14th the united states basically ....
Before starting coming into the public area we have a lot of different cases to go through mr why was the international community so keen on seeing you go on june the 14th the united states basically said it was pleased to see you go the state department spokesman said the u.s. welcomes the democratic party s announcement that it s withdrawing from government in favor of prime minister prime prime minister maya soundly and the coalition formed by the democratically elected parliament the fact is washington couldn t wait to get rid of you could and more importantly it wasn t going to lift a finger to save you was it well no one should leave anything has to save any politicians or the us it was a coalition created that we accepted at the final stage and we transfer the powers of the governments it is good the people to have the comparison of how the car country can be governed by ones and by the others it s good for us you will give up willingly you gave up the rules of national pressure ....