we ll have the best of the day s action. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. there are signs of growing frustration across europe as many nations reintroduce lockdown measures to control the coronavirus pandemic. infections are on the rise as a third wave threatens to sweep the continent. delays in the eu vaccine program have not helped. today there were protests in poland, where a new lockdown has come into force, after a sharp rise in cases. there were also angry demonstrations in vienna too, with many frustrated protestors calling for chancellor sebastian kurz to step down. this protest took place in finland, which has more than 70,000 confirmed cases and 800 deaths so far. and german police used pepper spray during clashes in the northern city of kassel another city where demonstrators are angry about covid linked restrictions. germany is battling a sharp rise in infections despite months of strict rules. 0ur berlin correspondent, damian
clearly, arresting everyone involved is not feasible. it would mean surrounding them, possibly making the covid risk greater. in fact, at times, police withdrew today allowing the crowd to disperse. but tonight, police in riot gear faced abuse and thrown bottles as they cleared a park. dozens were arrested. let s go, let s go. bottle smashes well, it s the end of the day and as you can see the policing operation now is about telling everybody they ve got to go home and the command of this operation earlier said that it would have been much better if nobody had come at all. tom symonds, bbc news, central london. thousands have protested in several cities in turkey in response to president erdogan s overnight withdrawal from the world s first binding treaty to prevent and combat violence against women. europe s top rights body, the council of europe, has condemned the move. yet his conservative supporters claim the convention undermines family structures and promotes divorce. a
the rescue operation to find 35 men missing in a tunnel is continuing 3 days after a devastating floods swept through the region and the world health organization is set to issue its guidance on the use of the oxford astra zeneca vaccine as the e.u. confirms that mistakes were made in its vaccine distribution program. and i m sorry for the latest sports. it s really it s. the bad boy of us trade in tennis so is the umpire and what he calls dark force advanced at his home tournament in front of $20000.00 fans. the u.s. senate is set to reconvene in just 2 hours time for the impeachment trial of former president startled trump on tuesday the senate rejected the defense argument. it s unconstitutional to prosecute a president after leaving office house impeachment managers will now have 16 hour spread over the next 2 days to present their cases a 2 thirds majority is required to convict trump of inciting insurrection people died that day officers ended up with head damage and br
is underway as record numbers line up at the start of the great north run for the mass now on bbc news, disclosure. in medicine, it s basic. first do no harm. i just want answers. i want to know so that my head knows what s going on. but who s checking your surgeon is up to the job? well, that was negligent. there s no other description. a single surgeon accused of harming dozens of patients. this is notjust a case of a bad day at the office, this was repeated mistakes of a similar nature. and yet he s been allowed to simply walk away. why did he do this to me? why? why did you try and cover up? dundee a city thriving in culture, but home to a health board in crisis. in which a cash strapped nhs board used charity funds to pay for new computer systems. the chairman of nhs tayside, professorjohn connell, has resigned. in recent years, nhs tayside has lurched from scandal to scandal. but i ve been investigating other serious concerns claims that patients have been irrever
surgeon is up to the job? well, that was negligent. there s no other description. a single surgeon accused of harming dozens of patients. this is notjust a case of a bad day at the office, this was repeated mistakes of a similar nature. and yet he s been allowed to simply walk away. why did you do this to me? why? why did you try and cover up? dundee a city thriving in culture, but home to a health board in crisis. in which a cash strapped nhs board for new computer systems. the chairman of nhs connell, has resigned. in recent years, nhs tayside has but i ve been investigating other serious concerns claims that patients have been irreversibly damaged by a brain and spinal surgeon. i want to find out what the health board knew about these concerns and why they allowed the surgeon to carry on operating. tonight on our programme, scandal which defies the profession‘s oath to, first, do no harm. pain wears you down. and knowing that there s nothing that can be done. ..scare