Radio 5
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| Founded | 1994 |
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| Owners | RTVE |
| Motto | Información y servicio público; (Information and public service) |
| Frequency | AM |
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| Sister stations | Radio Nacional de España |
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| Radio 4 | |
| Radio Clásica | |
| Radio Exterior de España | |
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| ID | 2333564 |
About Radio 5
Radio 5 is an "all news" radio station operated by Radio Nacional de España, part of Spain's state-owned public broadcasting organization, Corporación de Radio y Televisión Española. It began broadcasting in 1989, following a reorganization of public radio services in that year. Radio 5 broadcasts all news since 1994.
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Covid: Hard months to come in pandemic for UK, says Van-Tam
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, Prof Van-Tam: " There are some hard months to come in The Winter "" Very high" coronavirus rates in the UK at present mean there are hard months to come, England's deputy chief medical has warned.
Prof Jonathan Van-Tam told The Bbc it was a concern that Covid levels were " running this hot, this early in the autumn season".
He Said too many people believed the pandemic was now over.
Christmas and The Winter months are " potentially going to be problematic" Prof Van-Tam warned.
The UK recorded 33,865 Covid cases on Tuesday and 293 deaths within 28 Days of a positive test.
In A Question and answer session with Bbc Breakfast and BBC Radio 5 Live, Prof Van-Tam said that while cases appeared to have stabilised, they were very high, and above most of Europe.
He also said deaths were rising and there were signs infections were starting to " penetrate" older age groups.
The current levels of coronavirus meant caution was now needed, He Said , adding that experts would be continuing to analyse the data over The Next days and weeks.
How Christmas is affected out would depend on a " whole range of behaviours" He Said .
Face coverings and the caution people took in interacting with others, along with the speed of vaccinations would be " a big determinant between what happens now and the darkest months of The Winter ".
Using a football analogy, He Said : " I would say we're kind of half-time in Extra Time , and I think The Final whistle in terms of - I can't predict it - But my personal view is that we've got a few more months to run, and I think we'll be in a much calmer set of waters by spring. "
He urged people to have Covid jabs, boosters and flu vaccines, adding that scientists needed to keep an eye on any new or emerging variants of The Virus .
Source of news: bbc.com
