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They are concerned in westminster about the beta variant, formerly known as the south african variant, which is spreading and far more prominent in france than it is here in the uk. latest data shows nearly 11% of cases in france are now of the beta variant. 0ther other that is dropping and has dropped from around 13%. the better news from france is that after a sluggish start, their vaccine roll—out has been turbo—charged. president macron told the nation monday that anyone going to a resta...

Them to the margins of society. next, lets look at healthcare. were told medicines have been looted from pharmacies ambulances havent been unable to reach critical care patients due to being attacked and hospitals and care units have been looted. all the equipment has been taken and medications, like everything. everything has been taken and it is sitting somewhere probably being sold or something and we have to think of how to rebuild our clinics. all this as south africa deals with a third cor...

Basically keeping their head above water. so this is an emergency situation for the nation. >> so im looking at that graph that was just up about lack of access, computer access, victoria, from the great university of texas as a professor, i know this is profoundly of interest to you. i know you have a question for mark about just access overall to education as it pertains to black communities. >> i do, thanks, mika. and, mark, i really appreciated how you highlighted the fact that what we are s...

The vaccines versus the variant and there was a finish line that was sort of put out there. how would you know that you could sort of look at this thing in the rear-view mirror. that was arbitrary but the number was around 10,000 cases per day. if we got to 10,000 cases per day in this country, we could say we have gone from trying to slow this thing down to containing it, to getting our arms around it. take a look at the graph. where did we get? we came tantalizingly close to that number, about...

Thats good to hear. lets talk about whats happening with young people quickly. i want to put up a graph of whats happening by age in st. louis county. what youll see is that now its spiking. for 20 through 29-year-olds, the new cases over the past two weeks, as well as you see a spike for teenagers there and the 30-something-year-olds. so are those people getting very sick? are those younger people being hospitalized? >> yes. there is also an increase in hospitalizations currently among that you...

For easing restrictions and delaying wouldnt mean a different outcome. hugh pym, bbc news. winning is now, jerry brown, professor of respiratory infection, he is speaking today on a personal capacity. good to speak to you again. lets talk about the progress of the vaccination programme. 0ne again. lets talk about the progress of the vaccination programme. one of the points the prime minister made when he gave us a preview that they were likely to lift restrictions on the 19th was the value of th...

I come from an area where a lot of young people do smoke as well, so the likes of my friends in school and, if i�*m honest, you know, it wasn�*t discouraged not to smoke. you know, the adults weren�*t, "don�*t smoke." it was all "go round the back of the bike sheds," sort of thing. smoking in a child�*s household is contributing to the uk having the second highest rate of deaths for children under five in western europe. now the country�*s first—ever national database of child deat...

Because weve all learned to look at that graph and think about the numbers and think that a high number is a bad thing and it may be that actually the high number isjust a disruptive thing. because, remember, we should say, the big difference now is the vaccine and people will still get sick in very large number, but the government scientists and the numbers so far confirm that people will not lose their lives in such great number. and that is what is allowing politicians to go ahead with this. ...

Now, the countrys first—ever national database of child deaths has been created. our experts are trying to work out why so many children are dying and it is becoming clear that there is one word that cannot be ignored. that word is deprivation. this graph shows the poorer the background of a child, the more likely they are to die. the correlation is unmistakable and its costing huge numbers of young lives. 23% of deaths are potentially avoidable, preventable if we can eliminate social deprivat...

Child participate with those the child would normally view with us already an elaborate scheme of lying to their own parents. laura: people across the country are hearing this and cant believe it. parental rights being completely sublimated, attacked, suppressed. in dc, codified law. glad you filed this lawsuit, we are tracking this closely. 16 months into their emergency covid declaration, they refuse to give up emergency power that they declared, this is odd because illinoiss covid caseload is...