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In inverted commas — the "norm", as in pre—pandemic is still some way off. eunice, just picking up on that, a number of world leaders have said to us, borisjohnson in this country, plenty of others around the globe, we are going to have to learn to live with this. how far away do you think we are from that point of learning to live with covid? well, i think there l are still quite a few lessons to be learned, - because it depends very much what we mean by learning to live with covid. - as su...

Of flux about quite how to deal with this, and a return to — in inverted commas — the "norm", as in pre—pandemic is still some way off. just picking up on that, a number of world leaders have said to us, borisjohnson in this country, plenty of others around the globe, we are going to have to learn to live with this. how far away do you think we are from that point of learning to live with covid? well, i think there l are still quite a few lessons to be learned, - because it depends very mu...

We are going to have to learn to live with us. how far away do you think we are from that point of learning to live with covid? well, i think there are still quite a few lessons to be learned, - because it depends very much what we mean by learning - to live with covid. as such, you know, letting the virus spread, do nothing and let- so—called herd immunity take place? or learning to live with covid means accepting that we need to put in- place mitigating measures, you know, from wearing face ...

Vaccines that are currently being implemented, so, yeah, ithink governments around the world are in a state _ governments around the world are in a state of— governments around the world are in a state of flux about how to deal with this — a state of flux about how to deal with this. a return to the norm, as in pre—pandemic is still some way off. in pre—pandemic is still some way off i_ in pre—pandemic is still some way off ijust— in pre—pandemic is still some way off. ijust pickin...

Experts said that the spike in COVID-19 cases in kids has reached levels higher than the virus surge last winter.