long lasting symptoms after being treated in hospital for coronavirus, with more than two thirds continuing to experience symptoms more than five months later. north korea fires two ballistic missiles in to the sea ofjapan. the japanese prime minister calls it a threat to peace and security . retail giant h&m faces a backlash and a potential boycott in china because it won t source its cotton from xinjiang province over concerns about the alleged use of forced labourfrom uighur muslims. goats and alpacas in the centre of london. for50 goats and alpacas in the centre of london. for 50 years there s been wildlife in the urban areas of london. eu leaders are holding a summit today to discuss tougher controls on vaccine exports, as they try to boost their covid vaccine supplies and improve the roll out ofjabs. the european commission has blamed pharmaceutical companies primarily astrazeneca for not delivering promised doses to the eu. it will ask eu leaders to support plans
what should you make of the situation at the u.s./mexico border? is it a crisis or something else? some argue that what is happening at the border is a crisis, particularly the number of unaccompanied migrant children arriving. it s distressing, but sadly is it not new. spring has just begun in the warmer weather brings with it a rise with migrants at the border pretty much every year. check out this data from customs and border protection, apprehensions typically peak in march. you can see it from year to year to year. a a consistent peak each march, and this year the peak is especially large. again, it s children in facilities meant for adults. officials are figuring out more appropriate places to house them. all of this is happening as we continue fighting covid-19. the biden administration is responding to criticism over the border. today on the sunday morning shows some republican lawmakers argue the president s immigration policies encouraged refugees to come north, amo
some argue that what is happening a the border is a crisis, particularly the number of unaccompanied migrant children arriving. it is distressing. sadly, it is not new. spring has just begun, and the warmer weather brings with it a rye in migrants at the border pretty much every year. check out this data from customs and border protection. apprehensions typically peak in march. you can see it from year to year to year. a consistent peak each march. now, this year the spring increase has been especially large. the u.s. is detaining more than 5,000 children in adult detention facilities. again, that s children in facilities meant for adults. official are figuring out more appropriate places to house them. all of this is happening as we continue fighting covid-19. the biden administration is responding to criticism over the border. today on the sunday morning shows, some republican lawmakers argue that the president s immigration policies have encouraged refugees to come north.
a tense day in the battle for supremacy in the premier league liverpool did go top. but are they still there? it took a while, but arsenal found the winning moment at molinuex late on against chelsea to clinch the women s league cup and celtic are back on the top of the scottish premiership, as livingston s problems deepen. also coming up on sportsday. italy are off the mark in the women s six nations as they spoil ireland s day in dublin. hello and welcome along to the programme. rivalries resuming in the tense battle at the top of the premier league following the international break. arsenal started the day top, taking on champions manchester city at the etihad. more on that game in a moment. but it was liverpool who held their nerve first of all in the early game coming from behind to beat brighton at anfield. andy swiss was watching that one. nervy times for liverpool, but finally it was job done. so, nervy times for liverpool, but finally it wasjob done. so, while
tents in the grounds of the hospital. at least four people were killed and others injured. israel accuses hamas militants and the islamichhad group of hiding inside medical centres, but they deny this. palestinian health officials said nine more people died in an israeli strike bani suhaila near the city of khan younis. james elder is a spokesperson for the charity unicef. he spoke to us from inside gaza about the situation there. it s desperate everywhere. i am literallyjust coming out of a hospital where we are trying to put together another icu for babies and children. this is post ceasefire. every i go into that hospital and i see new children every day i go into that hospital and i see new children with the wounds of war, i see some beds where a different child is there because the previous day s child has died. in the north, as you go along streets, you have got tens of thousands of people cut off from everything. that universal symbol of hand to mouth just showing the