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The team at the university of oxford looked over half a million patient records in the us to see if conditions affecting the brain were more common in those whod had covid. they looked at 1a conditions including anxiety, depression and psychosis, stroke, brain haemorrhage, and dementia. all of these conditions were seen more often in people whod had a covid infection in the previous six months. but these conditions all have very different causes. it could be that in some people the virus actuall...

To say. she is certainly going to reiterate the point of evidence that are contained in this enormous archive, and i had some discussions at the instructions of the civilian government today with the relevant un human rights body of the human rights council, with which the civilian government is engaging in a dialogue and will be handing over copies of all this evidence for them and other un bodies and agencies involved in human rights and war crimes and so on to investigate and categorise and p...

Gradually decreased their implementation of the deal to put pressure on the europeans because they were promising iran behind—the—scenes that they would do something about it, and they didnt. in addition to that, the iranians are saying that we have to make sure that the americans do not say something and do something else. because as i said, under 0bama, american said, it was agreed that iran could use the global financial sector for transaction, for business, but it never did. that was nev...

This is bbc news. the headlines... the eu medicines regulator will hold a briefing on the astrazeneca vaccine this afternoon — amid concerns about potential links to rare blood clots. leading figures urge the public to continue getting the jab — saying the roll—out of the vaccine programme is the top priority. its a critical public health issue that the vaccination programme rolls through to its completion. that is the overriding safety concern. the first doses of the moderna vaccine for t...

Example, if you try to... ..about the protest, you are likely to be submitted under the law and you could face up to life imprisonment or be extradited back to china. so, this is a political charge. its basically a speech crime. therefore, a lot of hong kong people feel like their freedom are being quashed under the law. and i wonder how this makes you feel given your position now, having been granted asylum in britain, and what this means for other people in hong kong who potentially would like...

Affected with the lockdown in terms of work. so, ive been working from home. so that in particular has been harder because ive not had that sort of day—to—day connection with people, with my colleagues. good morning, love devizes. how can we help? 0h, hello, there. i wonder if somebody could do some shopping for me, please. yeah, of course we can. back at the love devizes office, volunteers viv and michael are helping people who telephone in. people have started to come out of certain restri...

And i hope you get back out and see lots of your friends and family face—to—face very soon. lots of your friends and family face-to-face very soon.- lots of your friends and family face-to-face very soon. take care. thank you — face-to-face very soon. take care. thank you very _ face-to-face very soon. take care. thank you very much. _ face-to-face very soon. take care. thank you very much. bye-bye. i face-to-face very soon. take care. i thank you very much. bye-bye. thats dorothy allcock ...

The theories of modern physics have given scientists a new understanding of how the universe works. but the current ideas arent able to solve some of the biggest scientific puzzles, such as how the universe as we know it came into existence. now, scientists at fermi lab, a particle accelerator just outside chicago, have got a result that might take us a big step forward in answering those questions. theyve been accelerating particles inside this giant ring close to the speed of light, and they f...

Particularly difficult. good morning, love devizes. how can we help? 0h, hello, there. i wonder if somebody could do some shopping for me, please. yeah, of course we can. back at the love devizes office, volunteers viv and michael are helping people who telephone in. so how are you doing at the moment, peter? 0h, not so bad, you know? bit fed up of all this shielding, ive got to be honest. been doing it over seven months now. have you really? people have started to come out of certain restrictio...

To you next is the important factor. the study couldnt prove the virus itself was definitely causing the changes, but patients recovering from covid were more likely than similar people whod had flu or another infection to develop a psychological or neurological condition. and the sicker coronavirus patients had been, the more likely they were to develop these complications. rachel schraer, bbc news. police looking for the missing student richard 0korogheye have been searching epping forest in e...