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For clues as to why he went on the stabbing attack. It took place at a facility for those with disabilities. He turned himself into the police. He was arrested and sent to the prosecutors. He had worked at the facility for three years before becoming unemployed in february. Investigators say while uematsu is saying he wanted disabled people to disappear, hes also saying he wants to apologize to the victims families. Police have found two more knives stained with blood at the facility. They believe uematsu used them together with three other knives that he was carrying when he was arrested. The...

Welcome back. You are watching the pulse live from bloombergs European Headquarters. Were near london. Im guy johnson. It is the second act in athens today. The Greek Parliament voted again on a president ial candidate put forward by the Prime Minister. Lets go to athens to get the latest. Marcus joins us now from there. Walk us through what the latest is in terms of expectations for this vote in an hours time . Can it get close to the 180 needs third round . Morning, guy. The challenge for him today is very big. 180 is the magic number, which is what he will need next week. Today people will ...

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Once a covid success story, Taiwan struggles with a vaccine shortage Lily Kuo, Alicia Chen © Chiang Ying-Ying/AP Medical personnel guide people at a rapid coronavirus testing center in Taipei on Tuesday. TAIPEI, Taiwan —For most of the past year, it was as though the pandemic didn't exist in Taiwan. Restaurants and bars remained crowded. Reservations were hard to come by. Large events including music festivals and marathons went ahead, while domestic tourism boomed. In April, as many as 4 million people crowded the streets in central Taiwan for a nine-day pilgrimage. ...