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Nationally, or globally, to be able to mount the response that we to have. that requires a significant amount of investment. we have vaccines, we haven't been able to get them out fast enough. we don't have enough of them. testing has been slow to roll out. we don't have that ability to reacts quickly because we are still overloaded with covid-19. the systems were weak to begin with, at the beginning. >> what concerns you most about monkeypox? the situation now? the what that the world is in? >> i published a paper on 2010 with monkeypox. i've been working on this in the democratic republic of...

We've known monkeypox for many, many years. we first learned about it in the human population in the 1970s and identified it back in 1958 in monkeys. that's why it's called monkeypox. but it's now moved much more widely. before it stayed in a few countries and in africa. now it's moved to more than 70 countries, and we have large numbers of cases. so that was the extraordinary event. and is it something that we need the international community to work together? that was one of the big issues for us. and indeed, we do. so we're not saying panic. we're not saying, you know, carry on as if it's t...

To those vulnerable groups. it is already got into the human population and is an occasion, and is now spreading human—to—human, and it's a public health emergency of international concern. more news on that at lipm. a review into racism in scottish cricket, due to be released on monday, is expected to say there's evidence of institutional racism within the game. let's speak to our reporter in glasgow alexandra mackenzie. this review was commissioned by sport scotland last year, and it followed allegations of racism and discrimination, including claims from scotland's all—time leading wi...

Uganda's gorillas were doing good business — 40,000 tourist visits a year. tourism really does help wild animals if it's done right. in uganda, it's an act of parliament that 20% of the park entry fee has to go to the local community. and park revenues are just the beginning, says dr gladys, as she's known. she was uganda wildlife authority's first—ever veterinary officer. now she runs a charity that works to protect the gorilla population by ensuring the human population is healthy and prosperous. she says tourism based around the jungle lodges that the tourists stay in has been crucial. ...

Demographers have warned that there is evidence suggesting the world is headed into a population collapse and not overpopulation. This contradicts the projections of the United Nations (UN) [...]