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Very optimistic at all. it is worth remembering that this is not a un brokered ceasefire, this is a unilateral declaration of ceasefire. we have seen that before. in the last two weeks since the siege on mariupol steelwork started, the russians said on a number of occasions we. fighting. they didnt stop fighting and people didnt take them up on it. so there are two questions. are they serious about the ceasefire? and would the civilians who had been under bombardment four weeks and months, would...

She started by asking him how ready we should be for another pandemic. the risk is there every year, and definitely going up as people travel around the world more. as climate change causes species to seek new habitats and population growth, particularly in asia and africa, means we are invading more natural habitats. its very unlikely that we will go 20 more years without another outbreak that has a chance of becoming a global pandemic. which is sobering, and a hard thing to think about, at a p...

Russian troops advancing. the ukrainian government says around 300 bridges like this one have been destroyed in different parts of the country. in the short term, they want to replace damaged infrastructure like this with pontoon bridges, but all the ones they have are currently being used by the army, so they are appealing to the international community to supply them with more. in many parts of ukraine, there are long queues at the pumps, with petrol stations and fuel storage depots being bomb...

Infrastructure because what they are trying to do is disable the flow of weapons and equipment into the country that comes from nato, from european allies through places like lviv, places like odesa. that is where equipment come from before heading to the use. so what we are saying is tiger got infrastructure. it doesnt mean that it isnt terrifying for people who live here. it is deeply unsettling to live with air raid sirens is a constant soundtrack of your life but in terms of the safety, we f...

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