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Denmark is the largest breeder of mink in the european union but when the authorities discovered a mutated form of the virus that seemed to spread from animals to humans, a mass cull was ordered. the prime minister, mette frederiksen, saw the impact of that decision for herself. visiting a mink farm where the entire livestock had been destroyed, she seemed almost overwhelmed. translation: we have had two generations if really skilled translation: we have had two generations of really skilled mink farmers, father and son, who in a very, very short time have had their lifework shattered. it has ...

Pre— ordered vaccines to cover anywhere from 3— five times their current population. and while many in the developed world a re while many in the developed world are hoping for a return to normal life by spring or summer, for india, it could ta ke yea rs. countries around the world have gone to great lengths to try and combat the spread of covid—nineteen. in denmark, the government has ordered the culling of 17 million mink, over fears they could help spread the virus. other countries in europe have been testing their mink population, as the bbc‘s tim allman reports. it is a controvers...

Rolling out vaccines within weeks. how do you feel about that? i think to gain the confidence of professionals and the public we really need to see the data. for the preliminary data looks very promising but that has been by press release. we really need to see the data presented more scientifically to the regulatory body so in the us that would be the food and drug administration and the centres for disease control. 0nce administration and the centres for disease control. once this comes out transparently, we will have much more public confidence in that. countries around the world have gone ...

Will be destroyed. it is a grim business. the danish government has been criticised for the way it's handled the crisis but the harsh truth is, these animals would eventually have been culled for their fur, even without coronavirus. tim allman, bbc news. crowds have taken to the streets in argentina to mourn the death of one of the most famous footballers in the world, diego maradona. this was the scene a short time ago in buenos aires. the great brazilian player, pele, said the world had lost a legend. my colleague mark edwards has all the latest reaction now in the sports news. hello, i'm ma...

Business. the danish government has been criticised for the way it is handling the crisis but the harsh truth is, these animals would eventually have been cull for that far even without coronavirus. —— for their fur. tim allman, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: go! meet the little boy switching on his hometown's christmas lights, after people there raised the funds for his life—saving cancer treatment. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world. the...