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he chose for himself. aleem maqbool, bbc news, at the vatican. dry january has arrived, the month when some of us choose to lay off the booze following a festive holiday of excess. well, that's the traditional image but studies actually show that in many high—income countries — and over the last twenty years — young people have been steadily drinking less alcohol. here in asia, it has gotten to a point where japan has even launched a campaign to try and encourage young people to drink more. but for many developing countries, the opposite is happening. for more, we can speak now to amy pennay, senior research fellow at the centre for alcohol policy research at la trobe university in melbourne. she studies alcohol and youth drinking in particular. some of our viewers must be wondering, why would japan wants to

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Morning Joe

back of his shoulders. weighted the mexicans and what you feel in those moments, despite the politics, despite the darkness, despite just horrific decisions hosting in qatar, a sense of ultimate connection that you are cheering where you are and you know in mumbai, in melbourne, in manhattan, every single human being is seeing a demigod performing and transcending wonder and to me the true joy of the world cup. >> roger, first time in my life i watched the entire game. from start to finish. >> wow. mike barnicle. >> you know, i'm not a soccer guy but surprised at myself. tension of the game got to me. intrigue of the game got to me, but watching it. i watch it, and like watching a hockey game. i noticed immediately to my eye the american players seemed to be quicker. they seemed to be younger, more spread out. seemed to be passing the ball around like great hockey players

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BBC News

so key to the venezuelan economy, that that sector picks up again with a major us oil company is music to the ears of the maduro government. that said, any profits made from those operations won't go to the nicolas maduro government, but to servicing earlier we spoke to venezuelan born raul sanchez—urribarri. he is associate dean and senior lecturer at the school of humanities and sciences at la trobe university in melbourne. i asked him how ordinary venezuelans are reacting to the news.

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BBC News

will granted there. earlier i spoke to venezuelan born raul sanchez—urribarri. he is associate dean and senior lecturer at the school of humanities and sciences at la trobe university in melbourne. i asked him how ordinary venezuelans are reacting to the news. as you can imagine, for normal venezuelans, this is a very important development. we've seen 15 months of no progress whatsoever of a significant nature at the international level in dialogues, precisely because they haven't been able to meet. the maduro government refused, abandoned the opportunity for dialogue 15 months ago, and ever since the two parties involved, government and opposition, haven't met. so this is a major news for venezuelans across the political spectrum. the country has been

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BBC News

information and make money off it, has created accidental dystopia. they are taking our data and saying, they will give us an exchange, useful products. we get that, but we are not thinking about the other things in the way that data can be used, it is surveillance capitalism and we are starting to pay the price for it. the ruling by the supreme court last week has led to worldwide demonstrations. protests are expected in france today and thousands of australians demonstrated earlier against the us supreme court's ruling on abortion. as in the united states now, in australia, abortion laws are set by states. earlier i spoke with doctor ronli sifris, deputy director of the caston centre for human rights law at monash university in melbourne. i asked her about the status of abortion rights in australia.

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BBC News

symptoms, are mindful, are isolating, whether they think it is covid or it could be monkeypox, wearing a mask, isolating, getting a diagnosis early is what matters and that then means we can contain this before it becomes a problem for the broader community. we before it becomes a problem for the broader community.— broader community. we are really crateful broader community. we are really grateful for _ broader community. we are really grateful for your— broader community. we are really grateful for your expertise - broader community. we are really grateful for your expertise this - grateful for your expertise this morning. thank you forjoining us. professor catherine bennett, chair of the institute for epidemiology and health transmission in melbourne. the senior civil servant sue gray is finalising her report on lockdown gatherings in downing street — and is expected to release her findings in the next few days. 0fficials she intends to name in the document had until 5pm yesterday to raise any objections. 0ur deputy political editor vicki young joins me now. so the wait is nearly over? yes, well, so the wait is nearly over? yes, well. we — so the wait is nearly over? yes, well, we think— so the wait is nearly over? yes, well, we think so. _ so the wait is nearly over? yes, well, we think so. there - so the wait is nearly over? yes, well, we think so. there have . so the wait is nearly over? joe: well, we think so. there have been several phases, haven't there, in the party—gate saga, and they have

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BBC News

over monkeypox. i'm joined now by professor catherine bennett, the chair in epidemiology with the institute for health transformation at deakin university in melbourne. thank you forjoining us. it is an interesting one, this, isn't it? seemingly it has come out of nowhere. we seemingly come as the public, know very little about it so maybe clarify a few things for us if you would, what do we know about the outbreak so far around the world? well, as you say, it is unusual to see the number of cases we are seeing now outside the parts of the world which is basically central and western africa where we know this virus is endemic, it is in animal reservoirs and we see human cases and human—to—human transmission from time to time. we have also seen travellers who have been in those areas, taking the virus back to the uk, singapore, overthe last areas, taking the virus back to the uk, singapore, over the last new year's. use see odd cases but we have not seen this number in close proximity in time and across so many

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New Day Weekend With Victor Blackwell and Christi Paul-20190824-11:47:15

New Day Weekend With Victor Blackwell and Christi Paul-20190824-11:47:15
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