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leaked documents show president emmanuel macron and a former eu competition commissioner held a series of private meetings with uber. at the time, the ride sharing app had been banned in france and sparked protests across europe from taxi drivers who felt their livelihoods were being threatened. as part of an investigation by the international consortium of investigativejournalists, the bbc has discovered how uber used political contacts to get what it wanted. richard bilton reports. when hoover first arrived when hooverfirst arrived in france, it started a taxi well. but while many cabdrivers were on the streets, the leak shows uber had a friend in government. documents show despite uber offering an legal service, emmanuel macron then nestorfor service, emmanuel macron then nestor for economic service, emmanuel macron then nestorfor economic and service, emmanuel macron then nestor for economic and digital affairs, agreed to help them change the law. the leak shows ube ....
Millions around the world are really struggling just to find food. i mean, we re already experiencing huge challenges, aren t we? experiencing huge challenges, aren t we? yes, we are. it s an extraordinary aren t we? yes, we are. it s an extraordinary and aren t we? yes, we are. it s an i extraordinary and unprecedented time on the planet. the world population is more than tripled since 1950 and we are now the driving force, i mean, we are affecting climate change, we have transformed 40% of the land surface into agriculture. it s no wonder scientists are calling this the enora make error. so as a species we other single on the planet and as a species we are experiencing shortages in national resources, stresses on climate change and struggling to cope with those natural resources. with those natural resources. with those natural resources. ~ ., , resources. where do we begin with tackling resources. where do we begin with tackling the resources. where do we begin with ....
Is working. lynne highlights the huge fall in cancer risk for those vaccinated. the fact that can be drastically reduced by 90% is just such good news. fantastic. penny had cervical cancer, but it was picked up early thanks to a smear test and, after a major operation three years ago, she is now clear. i have three kids, i had no intention of having any more children, so although it was major surgery, for me it didn t have the same impact that it might have on somebody, on a woman who gets diagnosed in her 20s who hasn t had any children, who is faced with the option that they have to you know have a hysterectomy and they re not going to be able to have children naturally. in 2019, vaccines were extended to boys. they had been introduced in 2008 for girls age ranges of between 11 and 13, differing slightly in the uk s nations. hpv can cause some cancers, including head and neck, in men and the vaccine could help prevent those. no wonder scientists are talking ....
Who is faced with the option - that they have to, you know, . have a hysterectomy and they re not going to be able - to have children naturally. the new study looked at the impact of the vaccine after it was introduced for girls in england in 2008. it was also rolled out around the uk, and from 2019 to boys aged 12 13. hpv can cause some cancers including head and neck in men, and the vaccine could help prevent those. no wonder scientists are hailing the significance of the research. it s a really historic moment to show that at last we have this concrete proof that the vaccine is actually stopping people from getting cervical cancer, so it s an incredible story of the power of science and research and what we can achieve when we put that into practice. the vaccine could make a big difference in developing countries like laos, where it s been introduced for girls. cervical cancer is the fourth most common among women worldwide, with 90% of deaths in low and middle income countries wher ....
On a woman who gets diagnosed in her 205 who hasn t had any children, who is faced with the option that they have to, you know, have a hysterectomy and they re not going to be able to have children naturally. the new study looked at the impact of the vaccine after it was introduced for girls in england in 2008. it was also rolled out around the uk, and from 2019 to boys aged 12 13. hpv can cause some cancers including head and neck in men, and the vaccine could help prevent those. no wonder scientists are hailing the significance of the research. the vaccine could make a big difference in developing countries like laos, where it s been introduced for girls. cervical cancer is the fourth most common among women worldwide, with 90% of deaths in low and middle income countries where access to screening is limited. hugh pym, bbc news. ....