treatments he s been given. longer term responses to the treatments he s been givenli longer term responses to the treatments he s been given. i don t know the details of his particular court but it is the property of this disease that s of the people of done poorly have appear to recover and ten or so days after symptoms fall offa ten or so days after symptoms fall off a cliff and get much sicker. ten or so days after symptoms fall off a cliff and get much sickeri was looking at dexa methadone, which could lead to a euphoric initial response. looking more widely at this, how dangerous or otherwise is the message that the president is sending out? i think it gives a false sense of security, particularly the don t wear masks, sort of implicit in that message. because that is a critical thing that we can easily do to protect each other, protect ourselves and protect others. it doesn t really require that much sacrifice on our parts. but i also think in his age group, people lik
also tonight. boris johnson minus the usual audience tells the conservative conference he wants to look beyond the pandemic. i have had more than enough of this disease that attacks, not only human beings, but so many of the greatest things about our country. in washington, more questions about the president s true state of health, as he returns to the white house after treatment for covid. the church of england failed to protect children from sexual abuse, and created a culture where abusers could hide according to an official report. and making music at westminster the freelance musicians who say they ve been left to fend for themselves during the covid crisis. and coming up later on bbc news. there s a shock result at roland garros, us open winner dominic thiem knocked out by diego schwartzmann in the quarterfinals. good evening. we start with the latest debate, on the measures in place to slow down the spread of coronavirus. council leaders and regional mayors in
Goodbye, Susie - thank you. That brief sentence, uttered on a doorstep in East Sussex in the early hours of Friday, November 8, 1974, are the last words known to have been spoken by Lord Lucan.