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Pre—pandemic operators had eightboats an hour and this year it was down to one. dont start sticking your arms at the side of the boat. in this tourist town, some operators have gone out of business since the country closed its borders. 0thers got by relying on locals. we went from a business that was accustomed to taking 1200 people a day, having a lot of people on the ground to do that, to suddenly having to really having to enjoy the fact we might have 200 we might have 200 in a day. before ...

But pharmacists say thats not what theyve been told. if consumers here are confused about astrazeneca, medics are now, too. next wednesday, france will reopen cafe terraces, theatres and museums. a key stage in itsjourney out of lockdown. but its vaccine rollout still lags behind much of europe and there are more than 17,000 new infections each day. its now vaccinating millions of people each week. one of them yesterday by the health minister personally. a medical doctor by training. injecting a...

Should add that there is a chance of a constitutional challenge on the basis of perhaps some sort of implied right, its not explicit in our constitution but some sort of implied right for citizens to return home. that would be a novel argument and quite a speculative argument. its not one that, i dont know if its going to run because as you mentioned it is actually lifted tomorrow. mentioned it is actually lifted tomorrow— mentioned it is actually lifted tomorrow. �*, , , ., ., tomorrow. the...

Scientists at stanford university in the us have found a way to help a paralysed man write on a computer by using chips implanted into his brain that converts his thoughts into words. the man was asked to imagine that he was using a pen and paper to write sentences, which the chips decoded. the system has reached an average texting speed with 94% accuracy — farfaster and more precise than previous methods. frank willett is the lead author of this study and joins me now. very good to talk to yo...

Books, they flocked to books that the new well, and also lots of debuts came through. the biggest was won by douglas stewart that has sold 1 million copies now. in a sense, it was a good time for the industry. 0k! a good time for the industry. ok! we will leave it there. thank you very much, philip jones, for your thoughts, and i hope it goes well, the big event, and we will see who wins. finally, if you own a cat or a dog, you may not be aware of the environmental impact. i have one of each. pe...

It is the idea of so previous brain computer interfaces work by allowing people to move a computer cursor on the screen using their thoughts, using their brain activity, and to type things they would click on keys one at a time, but we found it is actually much faster to have them, instead of doing that, to try to handwrite each letter they want to write, so they are paralysed, so the hand is not moving, but as they try to make their handwrite these different letters, it evokes these patterns of...

Israel has begun deploying troops on its border with gaza after another night of intense bombardment and street clashes between palestinians and israelis. nearly 70 palestinians and seven israelis have now been killed since the violence flared at the start of this week. lets speak now with yossi mekelberg, senior consulting fellow for the middle east and north america programme at chatham house. thank you very much forjoining us. talking to our correspondent pulled back a little earlier, they sa...

Hello and welcome. the deadly conflict between israeli forces — and palestinians — has continued well into the night, with palestinian militants firing waves of rockets into israeli cities.us secretary of state anthony blinken has called palestinian president mahmoud abbas and condemned the rocket attacks and reiterated the need for tensions to be de—esculated — a point similarly made in a call between presidentjoe biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netunyahu. 67 palestinians and ...

Ellen degeneres has announced she is ending her us talk show next year after 19 years on air, saying the show is just "not a challenge anymore." the ellen show is a household name, but a few months ago faced accusations of being a toxic place to work. warner brothers, who produced the show, released this statement to us, saying: "the ellen show started as the little programme that could and became an absolute phenomenon. it was and is an indelible piece of the television landscape, and it will b...