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Reaction — be interesting to see some of the reaction today from politicians who have obviously been leading the response — have obviously been leading the response to this crisis but busily as chris — response to this crisis but busily as chris mentioned as well, one of the of— as chris mentioned as well, one of the of the — as chris mentioned as well, one of the of the argument that it might let makes is any military intervention requires public support _ intervention requires public...

Their religion into a political ideology that is exclusionary and extreme # radical —— radical islam. when looked at like this, the decision to pull out of afghanistan is a mistake. if the west wants to shape the 21st—century, it will take commitment, he concludes, through thick and thin. the issue, though, in western countries, in democracies, his long—term open—ended military commitments do require public support. chris mason, bbc news. much more coming up on afghanistan late in the ...

Has triggered a nationwide lockdown. in australia, the prime minister, scott morrison, warned that people would have to learn to start living with the virus. but he said lockdowns would continue until at least 70% of the population was fully vaccinated. if youre an adult in the uk who tests positive for covid—19, you could be invited to take part in a new programme that aims to find out more about the effectiveness of vaccinations. from tuesday, up to 8,000 volunteers a day who receive a posit...

And at the history of this administration those pictures will be part of it. thats not a good thing. we will see them again even if the evacuation works well and they wind it down on 9/11. were about to have the 20th anniversary and the flag will be flying over kabul. he will be attacked on the effectiveness and how he did it. never mind that president trump wanted to do the same thing. theyll use it as a wedge issue. >> okay, peter baker, always a pleasure. what donald trump said doesnt shock...

Those slow steps in vaccine development not be so slow, but without compromising the rigor of the analysis of the trials. part of it also was assisted by the new technology of mrna which made it possible to design a vaccine within hours after learning about the viruss genome sequence and to get the first dose in the phase 1 trial participants in the first 60 days which is amazing. everything had to be done in the most strictest careful way. the trials for pfizer and moderna and j&j involving at ...

To find out more about the effectiveness of vaccinations. from tuesday, up to 8,000 volunteers a day, who receive a positive pcr result, will be asked to check whether they have developed antibodies. 0ur reporter, chi chi izundu has more. this research is trying to work out whether people get antibodies from vaccinations or the virus itself. antibodies are part of the bodys natural defence system and they can take time to develop. most people make antibodies within 28 days of being infected or v...

Lebu diseko, bbc news. a government minister in new zealand, has acknowledged that the countrys strategy of trying to eliminate the coronavirus may no longer be viable. chris hipkins said the delta variant posed big questions about how to deal with the disease in the long term. a growing covid outbreak, after six months without a local infection, has triggered a nationwide lockdown. in australia, the prime minister, scott morrison, warned that people would have to learn to start living with the ...

There are so many numbers floating around relating to breakthrough COVID-19 cases and vaccine effectiveness that it can be hard to keep them straight. In fact, a recent interview I

Not gotten the vaccine yet, who say it is purely because the fda has the vaccine still under emergency use authorization. itll clear the way for the folks to get the vaccine. the second thing is, it is going to open up a path for a number of organizations across the united states to mandate the vaccine for those who work for them. most importantly, the u.s. military. thats going to have a huge impact on the vaccination rates of our country and on the safety of our troops and their families. and ...

Wouldnt recommend. will: on the other hand one of my tweets got turned off for questioning the effectiveness of masks. rachel: their priorities are -- i dont think anybody should be banned i dont understand had you they think that donald trump is more dangerous than the taliban? its insulting to the public. pete: what about the other 150eud of it too of misinformation? here is a tweet from one of the taliban spokes men that you are talking about on twitter from monday. this is what they are sayi...