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Giant iceberg almost size of London circling Antarctic coast – BBC News
The British Antarctic Survey says it doesn’t know when scientists can return to one of its research stations. This is due to the danger posed by a giant iceberg, that is almost the size of Greater London.
Experts are tracking the mass from space as it circles the Antarctic coastline.
British Antarctic Survey scientists don’t believe that this particular event is connected to climate change.
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The first few days of January are the busiest for online dating websites. And it’s big love and big business for UK dating sites – 1 in 5 relationships here start online, and the search for love generates billions of dollars. And it’s not just about finding first love either. Sophie van Brugen reports.
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Scientists in Oxford are hoping to have created a million doses of a coronavirus vaccine by September. They are one of a group of research teams who are to receive funding from a new government task force leading the search for a vaccine.
The effort to create a vaccine is a huge global undertaking and there are warnings that there is no guarantee of success.
The pressure to carry out more tests on frontline staff for coronavirus infection is continuing. The UK government says testing will be extended to the police, fire and prison services.
Ministers are also reviewing whether people should wear face masks in public spaces to stop the spread of the virus. A growing number of European countries recommend wearing them.
Meanwhile demand for help from food banks has soared as many people have lost their incomes.
Sophie Raworth presents BBC News at Ten reports from Medical Correspondent Fergus Walsh, Science Editor David Shukman and Social Affairs Correspondent Michael Buchanan.
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