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On that. if it reduces the efficacy by a little, most would agree even if you saw that the vaccination efficacy went down by a little, the vaccinations themselves would still have a huge impact, public health impact for the individual and most people who take it to bring the number of cases down and to keep people protected from new infections. >> doctor, what is being done to educate team on the safety of the vaccines? as you know, there has been a lot of people, particularly in communities of ...

About the vaccine here, and we do know that the astrazeneca vaccine operates a little differently than the pfizer and moderna vaccines. are you confident that all three of these vaccines would work against this new strain? or what do researchers know and not know about whether or not these vaccinations will still be effective against this new strain were seeing? >> kasie, so this is the concern, right, i think that for the most part, most folks would say if you were to put a bet on it right now,...

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Almost five million vinyl lps were purchased in 2020, up by 10% on last year, according to figures from the recording industry body bpi. the cancellation of live music events and an appetite for nostalgia during the pandemic, are thought to be behind the increase in sales. of course, many of us still have a vinyl lps knocking around in the cupboard! we have them in our house too. i might have bought a couple this year. they sound different. better. good morning. now the weather with sarah. more ...

Back at london heathrow, this 25—year—old 747 is about to make its very last journey. how does it feel saying goodbye? oh, well, it is emotional. you know, i have flown these for 20—odd years now, its just the scale of it is unbelievable. i remember the first time i actually came to fly it and walked around it and thought, "wow, this is incredible. how does it fly?" nearly 400 tonnes of it that gets up in the air. its incredible. bas india victor delta is checked and ready to go. 0nly memo...

5g has been big news this year, starting to roll out to consumers and the masts being attacked but well see a lot of it next year as well because its notjust 5g on your phone, which doesnt make a lot of difference to your daily usage, its more what its going to mean for infrastructure, for smart things, smart cities. it provides much faster connections and bandwidth and all of that can be used by smart cars talking to each other and sharing data about traffic, for example. that will be a big top...

Seen. >> will: i know youve said that, i know youve moved calling it the biggest mistake in global history, its an absolutely criminal act. and ill tell you, its criminal that the media is not doing a better job of asking these very important questions. its the most disruptive act, the most disruptive moment not just an american but in global life at least in our lifetimes and we ought to ask if the scientists truly do science along the way. always enjoy hearing your perspective. thank you. >> t...

I remember rex tillerson telling me that peter, you just dont understand the global supply chain. rex didnt understand that the chinese commonest party controls that supply chain and we needed to take it back. president trump has been doing that. >> will: peter, really great to have you tonight, one of the biggest threats facing this country for the coming years. thank you so much. speaking of huge threats, this cant be understated now, a teenage girl captured on social media using a lib racial ...

♪ >> good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." i mark steyn. tucker is out this evening. a couple of hours ago the house of representatives increased the individual payment in the so-called covid relief bill from $600 to 2,000. enjoy it while you can. the senate wont vote for that, so well be back to that lousy 600 bucks, but instead of getting it next month, the following month, the first day of baseball season, theyll be arguing about it through the new year, so the lousy 600 buc...

To speed along a kamala harris presidency. my next guest think so victor davis hanson shows us the evidence coming up next.