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Problem. where this started. is it a fair criticism to say you were dismissive of the lab theory early on and you are more open now. why did you change? >> it's not entirely fair. when this virus first emerged, all of us were deeply engaged in studying the letters and sequence. to understand what the connection was with previous viruss and we could see it was a bat virus that looked like one that had been found in cave in china seven years earlier. it had a lot of differences. then the theory began maybe it's human engineered. app intentional bio weapon. put together with the intention of kill...

We at the national institutes of health had to be concerned about that. global health isn't concerned with national boundaries. what other viruses are lurking in bats in caves in china? that seemed to be where the trouble was. >> nobody ever cracked down on them. i find that curious. is that just politics? was it being afraid of what china would do in response? why not? >> well, there was a lot of criticism of how china squelched the information about sars when that happened. go back and look at those reports. clearly they were not transparent about what was happening, and the virus got spread...

Ground. that leads us to our current problem with contagion, which is where this started. is it a fair criticism to say that you were dismissive of the lab theory early on and that now you are more open to it, and if it is fair, why did you change? >> it's not entirely fair, chris. you know, when this virus first emerged, all of us at nih were deeply engaged in studying its genome, its letters and its sequence, to try to understand what its connection was with previous viruses. we could see it was a bat virus, it looked a lot like one that had been found in a cave in china seven or eight years...

At the end of that saying, saying, do know what? did we actually give the best for these children? well, we do the best that we could do with the means we had but the means that we had wasn't enough. but what would 51 be? catching up want to be quick or easy. for schools like this one at the heart of the community, there is a long road to recovery. bbc news in halifax. our chief political correspondent, adam fleming is in westminster. morning to you. this amount is a big sum of money, but it falls short of the 13 and a half billion pounds recommended by the education policy institute. but, did...

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