AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Coronavirus: Furloughed staff in Sweden retrain to help hospitals
Furloughed because of the coronavirus pandemic, airline and hotel employees in Sweden are retraining to work as hospital and nursing home assistants as the death toll nears 900 in the Scandinavian country (Footage by AFPTV via Getty Images)
Bloomberg
China 'Definitely' Needs 2nd Covid Booster Dose: CanSino Biologics CEO
Yu Xuefeng, chief executive officer of CanSino Biologics Inc., a Tianjin, China-based drugmaker that's rolling out a vaccine that can be inhaled, discusses the supply-demand outlook in the country. He speaks with David Ingles on...
Bloomberg
BOJ Watch: Are the Policies Actually Working?
Sept. 19 -- Eric Lonergan, blogger and editor at Philosophy of Money and author of "Money: The Art of Living," discusses the Bank of Japan's policy decision, the bank's ability to surprise markets and what could come out of the meeting....
AFP News Agency
CLEAN : Dutch launch intelligent bicycle that warns of danger
CLEAN : Dutch launch intelligent bicycle that warns of danger
Curated Video
Fears for Florida's elderly struggling with lack of power
US authorities are working to check on other assisted living and retirement communities after six patients at a sweltering Florida nursing home died in Hurricane Irma's aftermath.
The patients who died were from the...
Curated Video
Florida's Elderly Cope With Heat, No Power
Thousands of residents are without power in the 55 and older community Century Village, in Pembroke Pines north of Miami.
Fire fighters and police have set up ice and water loading stations, but some say simply having water...
Curated Video
Florida's Elderly Cope With Heat, No Power
Thousands of residents are without power in the 55 and older community Century Village, in Pembroke Pines north of Miami.
Fire fighters and police have set up ice and water loading stations, but some say simply having water...
Bridgeman Arts
Insane people in small Moroccan vilage are put into an underground bunker, religious leaders exorcise people by hitting them with a shoe, c.1960
Marabout hits people with a leather slipper / shoe. Mad people lead to a shed / prison / underground shelter by others. Medium shot : Moroccan man making gestures to the camera, saying something (we don't hear his voice). Close up of...
Bridgeman Arts
Living at Thamesmead, 1973, part 9 - Young couple talking to senior citizens, and new construction site
Clip 9 from the 1973 film Living at Thamesmead, a semi-fictional account of a couple who live in the Thamesmead estate, created by the Greater London Council to promote the estate. In this clip, a young couple talk to some elderly people...
Sky News
Rory Stewart MP meeting members of the public
CLEAN: Exterior shots of Tory leadership hopeful Rory Stewart meeting members of the public in a shopping precinct on 29 May 2019 in Warrington, United Kingdom
Press Association
Council confirms 24 deaths at coronavirus-hit care home
Public Health England has said it is working to support a nursing home where 24 residents have died during the coronavirus outbreak, including eight who tested positive for Covid-19.
Staffordshire County Council said a total of 18...
Curated Video
Amid virus, shelter at home ends for most Georgians
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is extending his emergency powers to June 12 and telling the elderly and medically fragile to shelter-in-place until then.
Curated Video
Amid virus, shelter at home ends for most Georgians
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp is extending his emergency powers to June 12 and telling the elderly and medically fragile to shelter-in-place until then.
Press Association
Iceland opens its doors early for older people in Belfast
Older people have enjoyed dedicated shopping sessions at some supermarkets.
Pensioners were able to shop at Iceland and Lidl stores before general admittance to the public.
At the Kennedy Centre in west Belfast, the local Iceland store...
Press Association
Jeremy Corbyn: Government 'well behind the curve' in handling of coronavirus
The Labour leader has criticised the Government on the way it has handled the Coronavirus crisis and how information has been given to the public.
Speaking in his constituency of Islington, he said it should be “at the very least...
Sky News
Dr Jenny Harries answers questions at daily press conference on Covid-19 from Downing Street
CLEAN: Interior shots of Housing Secretary, Robert Jenrick delivering Downing Street's daily press briefing on Covid-19 on 13th May 2020 in London, United Kingdom
Curated Video
Newsy's Latest Headlines
Trump to reverse decision to deny CA wildfire relief, Feds team with CVS and Walgreens for vaccine distribution, French teacher decapitated
Sky News
Boris Johnson speaks on vaccination effort
CLEAN: Interior interview of Prime Minister, Boris Johnson speaking in regards to the North East vaccination effort during a visit to Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies vaccine on the 13th February 2021 in Billingham, Teesside, England
Press Association
Patients and NHS staff welcome start of Covid-19 mass vaccinations in Stevenage
Patients have started receiving the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine in Stevenage, at one of England's seven new mass vaccination centres.
Keith Garwood, 80, of Ampthill, said the NHS had done "extremely well" with the logistics of opening...
Bloomberg
WHO Advisor: Don't Ease Restrictions Until Young Are Vaccinated
Aug.22 -- After a weekend of record new cases in New South Wales state and spreading outbreaks in Victoria state and in New Zealand, University of NSW Professor Mary-Louise McLaws discusses the delta variant that's upending COVID...
Press Association
Hugs and visits return to Scotland's care homes
Care home residents in Scotland have been reunited with their loved ones as restrictions on indoor visiting are relaxed.
The daughter of a care home resident in Kelso, Scotland, says "it's hard to put into words" how it feels to hug her...