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At this estate in neighbouring germany, authorities are trying to vaccinate everyone, regardless of age. at one point, the country was sitting on masses of unused doses, but this week it administered a record 1.3 million vaccines in a single day. the crowded estate, which is home to a0 nationalities, has been a hotspot for infections, but still many dont want to get vaccinated. christian is here to convince them. if we dont get every person vaccinated, this pandemic will keep on going and nobody...

To a jab in a hotspot for the so—called indian variant of the virus. no, not that concerned. should be ok with, hopefully, the vaccine to squash it. very concerned, but hopefully with the injections, well be fine. do you think the government should continue to open up from tomorrow? yeah, i think as long as everyones cautious and follows the rules. - yeah, i think its - important, definitely. of the 18 people in hospital in bolton with the indian variant, most had not had a vaccine. but... the...

To take up the vaccine. there is surge testing, measures which the government says means it can go ahead and easing the restrictions in england tomorrow despite fears of how quickly the new variant is spreading. im confident that we can take the step tomorrow, but we should all be careful about how we take that step. you shouldnt still spend a lot of time in close proximity, you should make sure ventilation is good. we all know what we can do and take personal responsibility. it means restaurant...

Take the step tomorrow, but we should all be careful about how we take that step. you shouldnt still spend a lot of time in close proximity, you should make sure ventilation is good. we all know what we can do and take personal responsibility. it means restaurants can welcome back customers indoors. up to six people can meet in private homes, too, and hugging is back. but there is nervousness. scientists from sage has warned if the variant turns out to be a0—50% more transmissible than the ken...

Ive got old eyes? carrots. weve always been told that carrots are quite good for us and thats actually true. have you ever seen a rabbit wearing glasses? now, whether you go the full bugs bunny or whether you samba your way to better brain health, this is about building a personalised picture of health. what works for me will not work for you and vice versa, but well be able to actually pinpoint what your diet needs to look like, how much stress you can be exposed to, what pharmaceuticals you ca...

Out lots of data because ultimately what people want to know is really just three things. is mum 0k? has something gone wrong, that i need to respond to immediately? is something changing over time that i could look at and create a better care outcome for her? like this bio—dose pillbox, filled by a robot and then checked by a pharmacist. it tracks the medication being taken out of it, an alarm goes off if the dose has been missed, and if it is still not taken, a loved one can be alerted. but ...

As well as this memory test, off—the—shelf technology like fitbits and cameras are being repurposed too. this is a medallion camera that the participant wears around their neck, it captures digital photographs on a cyclic basis. so it doesnt take constant footage but it does provide valuable contextual information. while alzheimers is not a movement disorder, gait analysis trackers can gather useful data points. two go on the instep of each foot and the final one goes on the right hip. we kn...

I had to step in to support her financially while she waited. she reached out to the pension office in calabar to find out why, and she was told she would need to pay some money to get her papers moving. because she was anxious about her pension, my mother paid 6000 naira. and then, in october, 0baji got in touch with the pension office. he, too, told us he was asked to pay a bribe of 10,000 naira, and that is when he got in touch with us. we asked him to secretly film any further interactions h...

In correspondent helen catt. bolton this weekend eff continue in bolton this weekend efforts continue to tackle the spread of the variant of coronavirus which first emerged in india, encouraging more people to take up the vaccine. there is surge testing, measures the government says means you can go ahead and easing the restrictions in england tomorrow despite fears of how quickly the new variant is spreading. i how quickly the new variant is spreading-— how quickly the new variant is sreadin....