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States, partly because respiratory viruses tend to travel pretty fast. by the time you have a travel ban or restrictions in place, you might already have a case within your borders. the work is still being done. the unknowns are still out there. it really is going to take laboratory work and really looking at how this behaves in a larger population to try to get to the bottom of whether it's more transmissible, whether it causes a different kind of disease and whether it has impacts on vaccines and antibodies. >> you see you've got the atlantic ocean, which seems to be something of a barrier. ...

Transmissible and the early indications are in terms of symptoms it's not as severe so what is your assessment at this point? >> so, paula, you've got it right on the nose. it's early days so let's not draw conclusions, but the things that we're concerned about is that this variant has had a large number, about 50 mutations, and -- and one of the things we're concerned about is is it more contagious, and it does appear to spread fairly rapidly, but we need more information. does it make you more severely ill? no, we're not quite so concerned about that, but the third thing that has us more con...

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Looking a bit lost. we are here with a science teacher, daniel, and also students who have important gcses this year, thank you for taking time out to talk to us. daniel, what was it like having to switch to online teaching during the pandemic? as a science teacher, a lot of it will be practical laboratory work which is hard to do remotely. it practical laboratory work which is hard to do remotely.— hard to do remotely. it was certainly — hard to do remotely. it was certainly a _ hard to do remotely. it was certainly a difficult - hard to do remotely. it was. certainly a difficult challeng...

>> that's right. that's right. >> did discussions of this come up with you and the team, given that -- before this reporting from our kylie atwood today, we didn't know of the existence of this state department program under the trump administration and then the subsequent canceling of it in the spring by the biden team. i wonder what the thought process was there. >> yeah, we certainly have been very concerned about a lack of transparency on the part of the chinese throughout this entire process. and that really does feed into conspiracy theories, whenever you have a lack of transparency. now...