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And nigeria. and he had lots of public events and press engagements. and attended a press conference and a summit in one of the countries. they said they followed all protocol. social distancing and mask wearing. in the video wearing a mask and all that. that speaks to how quickly it's spreading in this country. it's not clear if he caught covid-19 here in the country or during his travels. it could be anywhere. so far the positivity rate the last 24 hours is 28.9%. south africa is approaching an all time record of daily cases which are reported back in july. so even though early data indicate...

Credits, the u.s. remains far behind. this is from the organization of economic cooperation and development. it's the organization of developed countries. france spent 31% of its gdp on social services for its citizens. belgium, 28.9%. the united states, 18.7%. for all you people worried that weir slipping into a socialist country, although the build back better plan has been scaled down it's still big and it's transformational for the country and most reasonable people would agree that america still has a very long way to go. people like me worry that this was our best chance. we're still in ...

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And now for more on our top story today. students have received another set of record grades in a year of covid disruption to exams in england, wales and northern ireland. the government cancelled exams for a second consecutive year, meaning pupils grades are based on their teachersjudgment. top grades, seven or above, teachersjudgment. top grades, seven orabove, rose teachersjudgment. top grades, seven or above, rose 2.7 percentage points to 28.9%, while those graded four and above, seen as good passes, rose zero .8 points, to 78.3%. this is a smaller rise than in 2020, the first time teacher...

Been a manager and promoter. that's all the sport for now. gcse pupils in england, wales and northern ireland have received another crop of record grades, in the second year of covid disruption to exams. those getting the top grades rose by 2.7% to 28.9% while passes rose by just under 1% to 76.3%. it's a smaller rise than last year — which as u know was the first time exams were cancelled and teacher assessed grades were used. the grades were calculated by teachers — from a combination of mock exams, course work and tests. let's speak to our education correspondent sean dilley. what has b...