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Right now, the elements show no signs of letting up, with this weeks flash floods taking london by surprise. scientists will continue to track and analyse these events, but they warn that extremes are becoming the new norm. rebecca morelle, bbc news. the met office report comes as a new paper from the climate crisis advisory group, founded by the former uk chief scientist professor sir david king, asks whether rapid heating in the arctic region is driving changes in the jet stream in a way that ...

Seeing in terms of reduction in cases a true reflection of the community levels of infection? >> reporter: scientists feel confident on one point, vaccines are helping but its too soon to attribute the drop to herd immunity. >> we need to remember, only 55% of our population are fully vaccinated. the rest are either partially vaccinate ord not vaccinated at all. >> reporter: the delay between infection and symptomatic illness means does not affect the consequences of england throwing away the pa...

Evidence like this at an inquiry. thank you, jim reed. the prime minister has competed itself isolation. during a trip to surrey he urged people to be cautious and notjump he urged people to be cautious and not jump to he urged people to be cautious and notjump to premature conclusions after the latest fall in the coronavirus cases. 0ur corresponding nick eardley chances, i did seems the prime minister is not sure why cases have fallen? lats the prime minister is not sure why cases have fallen?�...

Single member on the panel, as well as the officers really try to stress that this is not about partisan politics. and i think their testimony really hit home the gravity of what happened that day. just briefly, do you think the testimony could change anybody�*s mind? i testimony could change anybodys mind? ~ ., testimony could change anybodys mind? ~ ., .,, ., testimony could change anybodys mind? ~ ., ., mind? i think for those who watch and listen. _ mind? i think for those who watch and li...

Day out of self—isolation. it is clear the government does not want to read too much into these figures yet, there is still the message of caution, not wanting to relax too soon because these numbers are going down. listen to what the prime minister said in the last hour. i have noticed obviously we are six days _ have noticed obviously we are six days into — have noticed obviously we are six days into some better figures, but it is very. — days into some better figures, but it is very, ve...

The past year. the number of people testing positive for coronavirus in the uk has fallen for a sixth day in a row. the latest figures show that almost 25,000 new cases were recorded yesterday — down from around 47,000 a week ago. professor peter openshaw is a member of nervtag, which advises the government on respiratory viruses. he says its too early to draw firm conclusions yet. well, i do hope it is due to a genuine drop in infection and not just a change in the testing or reporting. we ne...

The wait and see, the biggest thing that wejust dont the wait and see, the biggest thing that we just dont know is how we, all individuals will change their behaviour. if we are going back to old pandemic ways, then we can expect a rise. but if we keep things quite cautious, that doesnt feel like something that absolutely has to happen. like something that absolutely has to ha en. ., like something that absolutely has to hauen. ., ., , like something that absolutely has to hauen. ., . , . earlie...

The approach of the government. so we have heard a similar message from some of the scientists as well, and really interesting to listen to professor neil ferguson on radio four this morning, who is one of those people who ten days ago was saying he thought it was almost inevitable the uk would get to 100,000 cases a day and he is also saying, do notjump to conclusions, we cannot assume that definitely will not happen, but adding into the mix that he thinks by the end of september, we will be lo...

Weather, people spending more time outside, it could be to do with the fact that people were worried the cases were going up and so have taken precautions as a result. but when we heard from the prime minister this morning, his first time since he got out of his own self isolation last night, he didnt offer an explanation as to why that was. i think part of the reason is that the government does not want to get overexcited about this, they have seen numbers fluctuate in the past and does not wan...