an overriding question, should we be worried about catching it? for an overriding question, should we be worried about catching it? worried about catching it? for most of us, no. worried about catching it? for most of us. no- we worried about catching it? for most of us, no. we will worried about catching it? for most of us, no. we will be worried about catching it? for most of us, no. we will be fine. - worried about catching it? for most of us, no. we will be fine. the i of us, no. we will be fine. the worry here is that this is a virus that has been very predictable for the past 50 years and is now doing something out of the ordinary. we ve not seen outbreaks like this where the virus is living in animals and spreading out. it is doing something different and scientists want to understand what it is doing differently and, until they know, this is where the scientific concern is. but this is not alarming and this is not coronavirus two. 50 this is not coronavirus two. so there
its first case of the virus. and in half an hour, we will be answering your concerns and questions on monkeypox with our health correspondent, james gallaher. 27 year old health worker is arrested on suspicion of deliberately administering poison after a child died while being treated in hospital. major disruption from rail passengers in scotland, with an timetable from today after services have been cut by a third. and the chelsea flower show showcases wildlife, well being and floral displays to mark the queen s platinumjubilee. hello and welcome to bbc news. at the first war crimes trial since the
prejudicial thing. that s not then saying this group is to blame but at the moment, those are the people who need to be most aware. there the moment, those are the people who need to be most aware. need to be most aware. there are two sides of that need to be most aware. there are two sides of that argument, sides of that argument, stigmatisation of this group but also a section of society being lulled into the full sense is guilty that they might not be vulnerable? anybody, any age, any sexuality can get monkeypox. what about children? do they suffer more with this disease because there are reports of a child in intensive care with monkeypox prez mac monkeypox is generally mild but it tends to be a little bit worse in young children, in pregnant women so those of the groups you want to keep the virus out of but even in those cases it will largely be mild but the risks are a little higher in those groups.
weeks. that, as scotland confirms its first case of the virus. the prime minister, borisjohnson, says no option is off the table to help people deal with the rising cost of living. his words come as new data shows families with two children are facing costs which are at least £400 per month higher than they were last year. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, says a range of things need to be looked at and has accused the government of to and has accused the government of to and delaying over whether to introduce a windfall tax on oil and gas companies. our political correspondence, nick eardley, reports. of living squeeze, but there isn t an easy formula to deal with the cost of living squeeze, but the prime minister is under pressure to come up with answers. what more can and will the government do to help households struggling to make ends meet? no option is off the table, let s be clear about that. i m not attracted