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The Travel Show

staying with air travel, what's happening with airport security checks here in the uk? well, byjune next year, the current limits on liquids, aerosols and gels should be lifted, making the security checks much faster and less stressful. that's all for now from here at london st pancras international. wherever your next rail journey takes you, i hope it's a great success. and do keep sending in your travel questions. for now, from me, goodbye. i'll see you next time. now, here in the uk, we are slightly obsessed with the weather, but maybe not quite as much as in the lightning capital of the world. ok, that's not its real title. but in the remote parts of venezuela where the catatumbo river meets lake maracaibo, lightning strikes 140 to 160 nights a yearfor hours on end.

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Forgotten Heroes of the Covid...

lingering in the air. not everyone agreed. very early on, we thought it was aerosols. we were saying this since, ithink, march, april. so, let's say that my view was not popular, 0k? and i think that, without being too specific, a lot of infection control people didn't want to hear this. if we understood better how the virus was being spread, we could have implemented better ppe for health care workers. from mid—march, 2020, the guidance on caring for covid patients was for most health staff to wear these — surgical masks. the kind many of us have become used to. but in some areas, like intensive care units, and for certain medical procedures, the advice was to use these — ffp3 respirators. if worn correctly, they form a seal around the face with a filter blocking at least 99% of infectious particles. there's still a debate about whether wider use of respirator masks would have

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Forgotten Heroes of the Covid...

so what ppe were you wearing? a fluid—resistant surgical mask, a pair of gloves and a plastic apron that covers your torso. nothing else. she wrote to the trust she was working for at the time, raising her concerns about ppe. it says it was following official guidance. i said, "why are we not wearing full ppe?" "i'm concerned that there's inconsistencies and that staff are, you know, being left unprotected." health unions were worried, too. they repeatedly asked for more protection. we're getting the pushback that, firstly, we don't have sufficient masks in order to keep the staff safe. second, that this would be generating fear when it came to the virus. actually, it was appropriate that there should be a degree of fear when it comes to a deadly virus. advice on ppe was based on the idea the virus was largely spread through droplets from coughs and sneezes. some scientists were convinced there was another significant way it was being transmitted — through aerosols — infectious particles

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Forgotten Heroes of the Covid...

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Breakfast

in the same position. other people have died from using these products. the word doesn't seem to be getting out there as to how dangerous these can be. we're joined now by professor rob chilcott, head of toxicology, university of hertfordshire. good morning to you, professor chilcot. we had a very moving account of her father who has lost his daughter, because of the use of, her use of aerosols. what about deodorants, aerosols deodorants i should say, what about them could be dangerous, are dangerous and should be avoided? ,., ., ., ~ be avoided? good morning. i think -robabl be avoided? good morning. i think probably the _ be avoided? good morning. i think probably the first _ be avoided? good morning. i think probably the first thing _ be avoided? good morning. i think probably the first thing to - be avoided? good morning. i think probably the first thing to point - probably the first thing to point out is that aerosol deodorants have got a lot of solvents in. the main hazard is a chilly because of their flammability rather than toxicity.

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Breakfast

we can put the safety of the product into perspective. on average, there is one death every 15 minutes unfortunately on our roads every day. the mortality rates from using aerosol deodorants is less than one every year. so in those terms, you can see that these products are relatively safe when used correctly. the family wants instructions on the deodorant cans, the aerosols, saying, short burst in well ventilated places. i can't see any harm to be told that. but also that most aerosol deodorants should have a warning which says, solvent abuse, or they have done, solvent abuse can kill instantly. it is not a legal requirement. how helpful is that? i mean, my personal opinion, and that's based on my, the way i do

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Newsday

gavin newsome, has warned the most brutal weather is due over the next 48 hours. a search is underway in ukraine for two british nationals who've gone missing in the eastern donetsk region. christopher parry, who's 28 and from cornwall, had travelled to the country to offer humanitarian assistance, along with andrew bagshaw, who's 48 and lives in new zealand. they were last seen on friday heading to the town of soledar, which has seen intense fighting in recent days. scientists have said the ozone layer is on track to completely recover in around forty years because of the phasing out of the chemicals which were depleting it. action to protect the layer, which prevents harmful ultraviolet rays reaching the earth's surface, was taken in the 1980s after it was revealed gases in fridges and aerosols, called cfcs, were harming it.

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Newsday

recover in around 40 years because of the phasing out of the chemicals which were depleting it. action to protect the layer, which prevents harmful ultraviolet rays reaching the earth's surface, was taken in the 1980s after it was revealed gases in fridges and aerosols, called cfcs, were harming it. the saudi authorities say all coronavirus restrictions will be removed for this year's hajj season injune for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. last year's season was limited to people aged under 65 who had been fully vaccinated against coronavirus and in full health. there's still been no comment from buckingham palace in response to prince harry's allegations concerning the royal family, following broadcast interviews in the uk and in the us. speaking on good morning america, the duke of sussex said his mother, princess diana, would be upset about the state of his relationship with prince william.

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BBC News

holes were first discovered in the 1980s, by19871i6 countries had signed the montreal protocol, banning gases and aerosols and fridges called cfcs, they were destroying the ozone letting through harmful ultraviolet rays that can cause problems like skin cancer. while the depletion of ozone is not a major cause of climate change, saving the ozone layer does have a positive knock on effect on global warning because some of the chemicals phased out our powerful greenhouse gases. the report says the ozone layer should recover to 1980 levels by roughly 2066, over the antarctic by 2045, the arctic and by 2040 for the rest of the world. there is the risk progress could be reversed, still, the un is optimistic, saying the sets a good example for other environmental action. as a battle for our planet �*s future isn't over yet. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: prince harry's highly—anticipated memoir

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BBC News

46 countries had signed up to the montreal protocol, banning gases in aerosols and fridges called cfcs. they were destroying the ozone, letting through harmful ultraviolet rays that can cause problems like skin cancer. while the depletion of ozone is not a major cause of climate change, saving the ozone layer does have a positive knock on effect on global warning because some of the chemicals that were phased out are powerful greenhouse gases. the report says the ozone layer should recover to 1980 levels by roughly 2066, over the antarctic by 2045, over the arctic, and by 2040 for the rest of the world. there's always is the risk progress could be reversed, still, the un is optimistic, saying this sets a good example for other environmental action as the battle for our planet's future isn't over yet. naomi choy smith, bbc news.

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