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Thats gone up by about half in a week. so its that kind of rate of growth and spread of omicron continues to go up, that is eventually going to put pressure on hospitals, schools and businesses as people have to isolate. its also going to mean that the peak comes very quickly, isnt it? i mean, this is going to burn very fast indeed. yeah, i think a bit of a calculation, i have to admit, but the 0ns to give us a nice few days, we proceed closer to 200,000 every day, there are only so many dubline...

Yesterday. joining me now isjohn burn—murdoch, data journalist at the financial times. these statistics are making some of our heads spin. hoping you could help us out with some of them. we are told scientific advisers believe omicron is the dominant variant now in this country and that cases of it are, or it will be, doubling sooner. yet we saw about 10,000 on the growing cases yesterday, 12,000 today. out of the total number of cases, 90,000 yesterday and 88,000 today. can you explain who is...

The 2021 European Revenue Strategy Forum (RSF) took place at the Ham Yard Hotel in London on November 1, with industry leaders imparting insights into what’s going on in the world of Revenue Management and what the future holds.

Police, border control, certain parts of the food sector, that if you have had that double vaccination and indeed the two weeks after you have had your second vaccination... but not the trains, he told us he told us it was chaos, the boss of the rmt. certain elements of transport they have been looking at, to give that flexibility. but businesses say they cant wait that long, and warn that if the rules arent eased sooner, the damage to them and their customers will mount up. theo leggett, bbc ne...

The Brown Institute announces new programs and grants The Brown Institute for Media Innovation, a collaboration between Columbia Journalism School and Stanford Engineering, announce the winners of its inaugural “Impact Grants.” The Brown Institute announces new programs and grants July 22, 2021 By Stanford School of Engineering and Columbia Journalism School staff A screenshot of a digital audience cheering with emojis for journalist Crystal Niebla at Local Live(s), one of the grantees. |...

In france, just across the channel from the uk, the figure is only 7%. theyre braced for that to rise. a senior official at public health france described the delta variant as "a sword of damocles hanging over us". the data ive just shown you is from the financial times data team. john burn—murdoch is a senior data journalist there. how are you tracking how far delta is spreading in the various countries? so, the tricky thing here is that i think weve all got a year and a half to dealing with ...

Toll there, particularly during the devastating second wave. officially, the country has recorded more than 370,000 deaths, the third highest in the world. but there is more and more evidence to suggest that the number is massively lower than the real number. this is something we have seen in india since the start of the pandemic, the underreporting of deaths in this country. we first heard it in testimony from doctors under the front line workers, and we have seen evidence of it on the ground w...

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Are believed to have had the virus in england over the week to the 29th of may — up from one in 1,120 the previous week. there has also been an increase in the number of people testing positive in wales and scotland. john burn—murdoch is a data journalist for the financial times — he has been providing insight into coronavirus statistics. thanks forjoining us. lets get to the bottom of some of these numbers. how worried are you by what you are seeing in the numbers about the indian or delt...

Federal Militarization of Law Enforcement Must End The federal government arms local police forces in the United States with weapons of war. A program called “1033,” for the section of the act that created it, allows the Department of Defense to give state, local, and federal law enforcement agencies military hardware. Since its inception in 1996, nearly 10,000 jurisdictions have received more than $7 billion of equipment. This includes combat vehicles, rifles, military helmets, and mislead...