the programme. hamas, regarded as a terrorist organisation by the uk, says more than 30 people have been killed in an israeli airstrike on a refugee camp in gaza. israel says it s investigating whether its forces were operating in the area at the time. heavy fighting is continuing in the north of the territory, with the united nations warning nearly 1.5 million gazans have now been displaced. our middle east correspondent mark lowen reports. night brings no peace to the purgatory of gaza. inferno is light the skies as israel pounds from the air. a listing that an israeli strike hit a refugee camp in central gaza late on saturday, killing at least 30. israel says it is looking into the reports. but night brings out anguish on the other side as well. in tel aviv, loved ones of the more than 240 hostages seized by hamas on the seventh of october demand there return. 0ne missing chairfor demand there return. 0ne missing chair for each demand there return. 0ne missing chairfor eac
the last match to be played in front of a full house. despite madrid being being at the centre of the outbreak in spain, 3,000 atletico fans travelled to the match. liverpool supporter, richard mawson died just weeks after attending the game, his family says visiting fans shouldn t have been allowed. mairead smyth reports. this day last year, 3000 spanish football fans arrived for atletico madrid s match at anfield. and is a really sensible for fans who couldn t watch their team at home to be able to travel to liverpool and watch their team play with 50 to 51,000 locals? is that really sensible? the with 50 to 51,000 locals? is that really sensible? with 50 to 51,000 locals? is that really sensible? the day covid-19 is declared a pandemic. really sensible? the day covid-19 is declared a pandemic. for really sensible? the day covid-19 is declared a pandemic. for richie s i declared a pandemic. for richie s family, they believe it was the day that led to his death from coro
Macroeconomics. good to see you. first of all, it s complicated across china, although mentioning the odd bits of covid restrictions that are being eased, there is still are being eased, there is still a whole number of rules depending on where you live, isn t america? isn t america? yes. the rules tend to be isn t america? yes. the rules tend to be stricter isn t america? yes. the rules tend to be stricter in - isn t america? yes. the rules tend to be stricter in the - isn t america? yes. the rules tend to be stricter in the big l tend to be stricter in the big cities. they have been all along. but what we are seeing is notjust beijing, there are about 20 cities over the last day or two that i ve announced local easing. the kind of measures typically, for example, you don t need a pcr test to show a negative covid test to show a negative covid test when you go to a public place like on public transport also markets. that s a typical easing we have seen, and if you ve been exposed
Still remain low. it says to me we re doing the right thing for you. let folks mask if they want. this is not a moment where we have to go back to mandates except for on public transport, of course, which we may have lifted anyhow on may 3rd had we had the time to do that. it is a different moment than it was a few months ago. yeah. so we ve also all become accustomed to the term long covid. there still are questions about how it will continue to impact so many of us. what more can be done to get a better understanding of it? that s a great question. long covid is one of the questions folks frequently ask me about when i say it s not a moment for mask mandates. covid is not a pleasant disease, even if it doesn t cause hospitalization or death. it is certainly more difficult to deal can with than the flu for many, and there is a significant portion of folks who catch covid who go on to have long-term symptoms. for many, the symptoms last for
From view? it has not really faded. i am from view? it has not really faded. i am struck- from view? it has not really faded. i am struck every - from view? it has not really| faded. i am struck every day when i go out to whether the supermarket or just walking down the street by the significant number of people who are still wearing masks. i see this on public transport and in other public buildings as well and it is interesting, in one of the president? responses to the situation, his first response, i think, is that it first response, i think, is thatitis first response, i think, is that it is up to individuals, he is referring to people on flights, to decide whether they want to continue wearing masks and i think that is going to be the status quo, notwithstanding any decision in a court on this particular ruling, but clearly it is going to be up to people and there is not going to be a lot the people says people cannot wear masks and i think people want to continue doing so for