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"a ticking timebomb". that�*s the verdict of one leading scientist, describing the impact of ultra—processed foods like crisps, bread and breakfast cereals, on the uk�*s health. the bbc panorama programme has been investigating the issue, looking at a pair of identical twins eating highly processed, as well as all—natural foods. as esme stallard reports, the effect on their health was clear after just two weeks. so you are 160.5. lovely, step forward. amy and nancy are 24—year—old tw...

Government data, 84,000 and 53 cases were... it estimates that one people have symptomatic covid. tim specter, what is going on? tell us how your figures match with the government figures match with the government figures and what is your view? it is figures and what is your view? it is com - lex figures and what is your view? it is complex and _ figures and what is your view? it 3 complex and confusing for many people. the government have been changing the way they have been handing out pcr tes...

Than 16.5 thousand people in hospital. 254 deaths within 20 days of a positive test, though some will have died of other causes. on average,... more than 37 million people have now had a boosterjab, which means 65.1% of those aged 12 and over have now had the three vaccine doses. well we can now speak to professor tim specter from can now speak to professor tim specterfrom kings can now speak to professor tim specter from kings college can now speak to professor tim specterfrom kings college lon...

Get benefit. tim specter, thank you very much, good — get benefit. tim specter, thank you very much, good to _ get benefit. tim specter, thank you very much, good to have _ get benefit. tim specter, thank you very much, good to have yearly i very much, good to have yearly studio with us. i have talked to you loads down the line but nicer to have you here a real treat. send more enthusiastic! the governments moved to shore up the governments £9 billion move this week to shore up household fina...

Differently about a long—term plan around how we deal with it. ihtnd around how we deal with it. and vaccinations, _ around how we deal with it. and vaccinations, i— around how we deal with it. and vaccinations, ijust _ around how we deal with it. and vaccinations, ijust gave the figures they are, do you feel that as a sort of certain minority who are not going to get the third boosterjab, however many government ministers exhort them to, they will just not. ? ministers exhort them to, they ...

Crashing down again. yes, it has been sort _ crashing down again. yes, it has been sort of _ crashing down again. yes, it has been sort of heartbreaking - crashing down again. yes, it has been sort of heartbreaking for. crashing down again. yes, it has - been sort of heartbreaking for some businesses and, you know, you see it from, you know, iwas businesses and, you know, you see it from, you know, i was in a shop yesterday and the people serving you are so desperate to be out there serving cust...

So this means that for the country as a whole, it could be worse news but better for the individual. as a whole, it could be worse news but betterfor the individual. there is no reason for complacency. we know that having the second vaccine or booster, particularly, we think is still likely to keep you out of hospital and keep you from severe disease, even if it is not as protective against being infected as delta. ., ~ , ., protective against being infected as delta. , ~ , ., , protective again...

Thought was a heavy cold and infected probably lots of other colleagues before he eventually got a test and got diagnosed. so it is undoubtedly a problem. how big it is we dont know but lets not wait to find out. lets change the information given to both the public and the doctors and health professionals so that we can make everyone aware that at the moment, in this period of time, cold like symptoms are the predominant one is for people testing positive with covid. brute for people testing pos...