Is almost nIne tImes hIgher In those who catch coronavIrus, than those whove had a vaccIne, accordIng to a major new study. Well brIng you up to speed wIth the paralympIcs where World Records have been set In the Velodrome and at the athletIcs track. ComIng up nearly a0 years sInce they last released new musIc are abba about to make a return . Well speak wIth the founder of a Abba TrIbute Band. Hello and welcome If youre watchIng In the uk or around the world. The Uks Defence Secretary has saId brItIsh forces have entered the fInal stages of flyIng people out of kabul. Ben wallace saId It was a matter of deep regret that not everybody could be evacuated. It comes after 90 people were kIlled In two bomb blasts. ThIs Includes 13 us MIlItary Personnel. Most of the dead were afghan cIvIlIans. An emotIonal us presIdent Joe BIden had a message to those behInd the attacks sayIng, we wIll hunt you down, and make you pay. The uk says the kabul bombIngs wIll not affect the the Uk Forces aIrlIft
jasmin harrison rowed from the canary islands to antigua injust over 70 days. good evening and welcome to bbc news. care home residents in england will be allowed to choose one person to visit them regularly from march the 8th, in the first confirmed easing of lockdown. they ll be able to meet indoors and be allowed to hold hands but visitors must wear personal protection equipment and be tested before entering the home. the announcement comes ahead of the prime minister, revealing his road map for easing lockdown, on monday. our health correspondent, anna collinson has more. a moment of relief during a dark year for 83 year old barbara abrams. this is the closest her family have been allowed to get to her while visiting her care home in stockport because of covid restrictions. that lack of physical contact has been really difficult for us. my poor mum. her health both physically and mentally has really deteriorated, particularly in the last. since christmas. i think that was
large swathes of southern and central states are hit by unprecedented snow and ice. yemen is one of the most dangerous places on the planet, its population suffering from a civil war that s lasted for six years. but the city of taiz is one of the most dangerous places to be a child. human rights workers say more than a50 children have been killed or wounded by houthi rebel sniperfire. the houthis deny it. taiz, in yemen s south west, is home to one of the longest running battles of the conflict. it s under virtual siege, divided between yemeni government forces, backed by a saudi led coalition, and the iranian backed houthis, who still control most of the population. our international correspondent orla guerin, cameraman goktay koraltan and producer claire read sent this report from the so called city of snipers . a warning, some of you may find the report distressing. in taiz, city of snipers, a family on the front line. ruwaydah saleh is eight years old. her big brother am
hello and welcome. there s been another internet blackout in myanmar where large numbers of troops continue to patrol the streets of many larger cities. the un has condemned the outage. meanwhile, military authorities are expected to give their first press conference today, more than two weeks their first press conference after their unexpected coup on the first of february. the bbc s nick march joins us from singapore. welcome to you. what more do we know about the internet blackout? know about the internet blackout? ~ . ., , blackout? what we re hearing is that the intimate blackout? what we re hearing is that the intimate connection - blackout? what we re hearing is that the intimate connection is i that the intimate connection is has actually resumed, it came back on about 9am local time, about 2.5 hours ago, bang on cue as advertised, by the way. it is the second internet blackout we have seen in a row now. shutdowns are coinciding with overnight raids, we have s