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Mask mandate. what are you going to do? >> well make decisions based on science and health and use the same value systems and scientific systems in making a decision and will monitor this every single day to stay on top of it. kind of 20 minutes after we announced this today i walked in and saw a report from japan that had some concerning information about this ba.2 virus. well just look at it every single day and evaluate it and, yes, there is a possibility that, you know, well have to reinstit...

Service. i can confirm firstly that the covid certification scheme requiring certain venues and events to check the vaccine or test status of attendees will come to an end next monday, the 28th of february. the app which supports the scheme will remain operational, however, so any business that wishes to continue covid certification on a voluntary basis to reassure customers will be able to do so. second, as of the 21st of march — assuming no significant adverse developments in the course of t...

Shattering. yes. >> im jacob. hi. jacob. this is iyor, the 27-year-old consultant was up late when russia attacked. >> i was scared. i was shaking, literally. the first five minutes i was shocked. >> three weeks ago the 27-year-olds didnt believe a war was possible. now theyre here. >> so i was a lawyer. >> youre talking in the past tense. you said i was. >> yeah, im not anymore. i dont have a job today. >> even pastimes are thang of the past. her passion was music. >> before the war, i was a de...

Whats happening. the military airfield in your city was hit. tell us what happened and what has been happening since that attack, please. >> firstly, on the 21st of february is the first missile attack was on our airfield. and after that i live not far from the airfield. i have heard everything that was happening, and lots of people were afraid of. they were just leaving. and after that yesterday we had one more bombarding, the same on the airfield. we dont know about deaths, but military cannot...

Treatment for a number of years. they were looking for a physician who might be able to help in her situation. we communicated the email. and after learning the details of the case, i decided that i would take a case. after a while we had some tests and recommendations going on between me and jimmy and the patient. we decided we were able to take the patient in my hospital on the 21st of february for evaluation and treatment. i first met them and he was

And what begins as a treatable sickness in one part of the body can rapidly endanger the whole. >> that was 1999 the very end of the century she was describing. and the implicit hope was that by learning the lessons of the 20th century, its horrors could be avoided in the 21st. madeleine albright died today, she was 84 years old. flags have been lowered to half staff at the white house in her honor and her death comes on the day that the u.s. president is arriving in a europe, once again facing ...

From the factory wreckage. but however resilient ukraine is, this kind of attack sows fear and saps morale. because when the sirens go now, no—one can feel safe here. sarah rainsford, bbc news, dnipro. lets speak now to artem bardas, dean and director of economics at dnipro university of technology. how are things now where you are? hello, thank you for inviting me, and i am now in the university. i would like to say that yesterday wasnt the first attack. the first attack on our city was on th...

For genocide was ongoing. madeleine albright, americas first female secretary of state, was herself a child of european strife, born in czechoslovakia in 1937. her family fled the country twice. first from the nazis and then from the soviets. just a couple of days after we milosevic was indicted, albright delivered a commencement address at georgetown university and said this. >> the great lesson of this century is that when aggression and brutality go unopposed, like a cancer they spread. and w...

Seven—time winners lyon are also through to the semi—finals after they beatjuventus 3—1 in their second leg for a 4—3 aggregate victory. former world player of the year ada hegerberg, whos the tournaments highest—ever goal—scorer, picked up the opener and, they now play fellow french side paris saint—germain for a place in the final. the draw for this years world cup in qatar takes place in the coming hours in doha. 29 of the 32 nations are known thus far, with teams drawn into eig...

Tantalising, a fascinating draw more broadly as well if you look at the likes of group e for example, where spain, germany and japan are all in. thats a really tough group. france, they are in group d, brazil have a tough group as well. it will be interesting to see if they can emerge from that. the opening match, we should mention as well, it will be ecuador on november the 21st, and thats the opening match day, and i think also the day that england play their opening game against iran. really ...