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Identifying, places where were seeing large pockets of people not getting the vaccine, and then think about how to target that from messaging, questions, trusted people like health professionals or people of worship who can answer questions, and then actually develop tailored ways to get vaccines into arms that are convenient. these are not people who are going to sit on a portal for 12 hours or on a phone. so, were going to have to settle into a new phase, yasmin. we have more supply than deman...

Destroyed, this was in the 19505, and i think it was driven by the trip he did on the royal yacht britannia in 1956 where he really got a passion for what he saw out there. he got a passion for what he saw out there. . . got a passion for what he saw out there. , ., ., . , there. he started noticing different birds near antarctica _ there. he started noticing different birds near antarctica and _ there. he started noticing different birds near antarctica and he - there. he started noticing diffe...

She took off to campaign. she says she is delighted to be studying again but has no plans to stop campaigning. we can act but we dont have time to wait. justin rowlatt, bbc news. greta thunberg: a year to change the world, begins on bbc one on monday at 9pm and on iplayer. the worlds most famous horse race, the grand national, is back tomorrow. there still wont be crowds, but there will be plenty of interest as a0 riders battle it out, including three who are aiming to become the first female jo...

Perhaps not surprisingly, this has attracted developers, keen to capitalise on the areas newfound popularity. much of the coast is in the hands of private owners, and plans were made for extensive building along the cliffs. matias is a director of the punta de lobos foundation — a non—profit organisation created among locals to fight the development plans. along with other conservation bodies, such as save the waves, theyve worked to halt shoreside construction and to keep the cliffs open to...

New week, southern areas will have weather fronts across more cloudy times. the current thinking for monday is the northern ireland, wales and the midlands and the southwest could see the thickness of the cloud without bricks of rain and may be in some wintry showers for the north and he could be tried with some sunshine. temperatures creeping up sunshine. temperatures creeping up a little bit across the south, ten or 11 degrees and another court want to come elsewhere. as we move through the ne...

Newest ride. i�*m about to be accelerated from 0—50 in just 2.2 seconds. apparently it�*s the same sort of g force that an formula one driverfails, apparently sort of g force that an formula one driver fails, apparently takes off a pier at twice the velocity of an aeroplane! flipping heck! that is pretty fast! and that�*s going to be one of the issues that people face. because, of course, everything has got to be covid secured next week. things won�*t be entirely back to normal! that�...

Is a collectors item. what isnt so rare is how often we say on this programme, "a warmer world doesnt necessarily mean a drier one." january, and the uk endures another round of winter flooding. this time, parts of greater manchester and cheshire are hardest hit as storm christoph sweeps through. my living room floor literally looks like a water bed because the waters gone straight under it. ive had to turn off all the electricity, all the gas, everything. it was another wetter than average wint...

It is quite exhausting. at 18, greta thunberg is not a child any more but she is back at school, making up for the 18 months she took off to campaign. she says she is delighted to be studying again but has no plans to stop campaigning. we can act but we dont have time to wait. justin rowlatt, bbc news. greta thunberg: a year to change the world, begins on bbc one on monday at 9pm and on iplayer. lets ta ke lets take you back in time a little bit. in 1965, 19—year—old welshman brian robson wa...

We are seeing the west antarctic ice sheet areas thin where the ice is losing mass. its actually being eroded from underneath by the warm ocean currents. so we are now seeing the effects of climate change basically in both polar regions. but of course, after that dip during the pandemic, carbon emissions are now rising again, as some of the hardest—hit parts of the world start to relax restrictions and open up again. and now more than a year in, what more do we know about how the virus may be ...