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As three times higher than official figures suggest. the current official number is around 3.4 million. but after analysing what are known as �*excess deaths�*, by comparing the number of deaths to the predicted average, the world health organization says a more realistic figure would be between six and 8 million. courtney bembridge reports. more than 3 million people worldwide have officially died from covid—i9, but the world health organization believes the true death toll is far higher....

The rise in global temperatures to 1.5 degrees celsius — a much more demanding target than the 2 degrees celsius they are currently committed to. so what action will they take? our chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt has been taking a look. the uk is due to host a landmark international climate conference in glasgow in november. so here are the key commitments made today. india and many other developing countries receive subsidies for polluting coal plants from foreign donors, includ...

Aid groups say 20,000 people in gaza were displaced during the fighting. some have been leaving schools where they sheltered. meanwhile, the first aid convoys have been arriving. this crossing with israel has partially reopened as the truce continues to hold. theyre clearing up at this tower in gaza city. the final hours of the last major conflict in 2014 it was evacuated but stayed standing as the war ended. this time, it was struck in the first day of fighting. with a hit on this tower, its li...

And this weather front wont reach western areas until later on in the day, but the rain will be accompanied by gale force winds as well. so, not a great second half of the weekend. eventually, that weather front will sweep towards the east later on in the afternoon and into the evening hours. that low pressure is here to stay, it will park itself over us on monday and tuesday, and that means that the weather will remain unsettled into next week. so, you guessed it — showers to come, and remain...

— kabul. she is well known as a social media activist in helmand and has a channel called redline. she travelled the company, country asking people what they could and could not accept in a peace deal. there red lines. at the talks in doha, she interviewed a member of the taliban, she was not wearing a veil and has attracted a lot of media attention.

Its my 19th birthday today! its been literally exactly a year since when my friends surprised me with the gift that they gave me. a year later, and my name is still not legally andi. fear really does do something to a person. im in college, i obviously cannot pay this myself at the moment. i dont have a job, im trying to look for one, and so im currently depending on my parents to pay my tuition and things like that. theres a possibility that they might not do that any more if i get my name chan...

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Well, thats everything for this week. but coming up next time: we look back at some of the strangest places weve spent the night here on the travel show. from a chilly night champing in the uk... its quite cold, its got notably quite cold. i think there is a jolly good reason camping is only done during the summer. because these old churches dont have nice central heating. but it is oddly peaceful, actually.