stay safe for us in louis the u. k. ok, as warry was mentioning, the omi con variance is milder than previous variance. so let's take a look at them. the you case health security agency says people with the variance are estimated to be up to 70 percent. less likely to be admitted to hospital imperial college found people infected with l. mccollum at 40 percent less likely to be in hospital for night or more. that's when compared to the delta variance and very early data from the university of edinburgh indicates a 2 thirds reduction in the risk of ending up in the hospital. on choose day, a study from south africa showed people infected 70 to 80 percent less likely to have to be admitted. professor cheryl cohen is a senior author of that south african study at the national institute for communicable diseases and has more on her teams finding. when we look at this finding that we have overdue severity, there really are 2 possible explanations and i think it's likely both of them contribute to the one is that potentially

the u. k. will commit troops. ok. but if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean i, if i were in the criminal and just enough of this, ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost, maybe what i, what bothers me is that i think that the, the west is just sleep walking. it's it, you know, they don't take it seriously. or somehow, nato was a virtuous organization which is really strange, made some military block. ok, you know what it was it on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is plenty of people in the west. the done do want to see some kind of conflict here. and because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner here, it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some binary decisions george? yeah, i agree.

s. won't commit troops the u. k. will commit troops. ok, but if, if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean i, if i were in the criminal and just enough of this, ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost, maybe what i, what bothers me is that i think that the, the west is just sleep walking. it's and you know, they don't take it seriously. somehow, nato was a virtuous organization which is really strange, made some military block. ok. you know what it was it on, on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is plenty of people in the west. the done do want to see some kind of conflict here. because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner here. it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some binary decisions george. yes, i ag

s. won't commit troops the u. k will commit troops. ok, but if, if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean, i, if i were in the criminal and just enough of this. ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost. maybe what i, what bothers me is that i think that the, the west is just sleep walking. it's it, you know, they don't take it seriously. somehow, nato was a virtuous organization, which is really strange, made some military block. ok. you know what it was it on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is plenty of people in the west. the done do want to see some kind of conflict here. because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner. here. it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some binary decisions george? yeah, i ag

the u. k. will commit troops. ok. but if, if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean i, if i were in the criminal and just enough of this, ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost, maybe what i, what bothers me is that i think that the, the west is just sleep walking. it's it, you know, they don't take it seriously. somehow, nato was a virtuous organization which is really strange, made some military block. ok, you know what it was it on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is plenty of people in the west. the done do want to see some kind of conflict here. and because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner here, it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some binary decisions george? yeah, i agree

the u. k. will commit troops. ok. but if, if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean i, if i were in the criminal just enough of this, ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost, maybe. what i, what bothers me is that i think that the west is just sleep walking. is it, you know, they don't take it seriously. somehow, nato was a virtuous organization, which is really strange, made some military block. ok. you know what it was it on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is just plenty of people in the west. the done do want to see some kind of conflict here. and because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner here, it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some binary decisions george? yeah, i agree. i

will commit troops the u. k. will commit troops. ok, but if, if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean i, if i were in the criminal and just enough of this, ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost, maybe what i, what bothers me is that i think that the, the west is just sleep walking. it's and you know, they don't take it seriously. somehow, nato was a virtuous organization which is really strange, made some military block. ok. you know what it was it on, on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is just plenty of people on the west the done. do you want to see some kind of conflict here? because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner here. it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some binary decisions george?

s. won't commit troops, the u. k. will commit troops. ok. but if, if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean i, if i were in the criminal and just enough of this, ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost, maybe what i, what bothers me is that i think that the, the west is just sleep walking. it's and you know, they don't take it seriously. somehow, nato was a virtuous organization which is really strange, made some military block. ok. you know what it was it on, on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is plenty of people in the west. the done do want to see some kind of conflict here. because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner here. it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some binary decisions george? yeah, i agree

will commit troops the u. k. will commit troops. ok, but if, if there's, if there's military action on the part of the russians, which is a reaction to what nato is doing, they will be sanctioned here. i mean i, if i were in the criminal and just enough of this, ok, there is a clear, a threat to our national security is existential. and we will address it. ok, whatever the cost, maybe. what i, what bothers me is that i think that the, the west is just sleep walking. it's and you know, they don't take it seriously. somehow, nato was a virtuous organization which is really strange, made some military block. ok, you know what it was it on, on twitter, you know, don't out the, the, your belief belief in the nato. that's bizarre. it's a military alliance here. there is plenty of people on the west. the done do want to see some kind of conflict here, because nato was painted itself into a, into a, into a corner here. it must succeed in nato in ukraine or cease to exist. it always creates these, the 0 some binary decisions george? yeah, i

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ok, the different vaccines. i've got family in the u. k, they've got a whole array of different ones. flies astrazeneca on, in russia. the sputnik at the one is not recognizing the k. it makes trouble very, very difficult. why this reluctance to just accept and acknowledge all the different vaccines? it's still not happening, but why? so every country has its own regulator or they may have a great regulator like in europe, it's european medicines agency. so for that seem to be accepted in those different countries, different regions it using needs to be accepted by the regulator. now we at w, h o do something called emergency listing, and we require again, documentation, all proof of safety, proof of advocacy, and also the manufacturing process. some quite often it's that 3rd one, the manufacturing process. it takes not a long time to get the details to have done the inspections and so on for that to happen. and that has to happen with every regulation. so that, that can be hold up in the parent has been a year margaret. it's been a long

ok, let's just slightly move away from the russia topic because the u. k. and the u. s . have ventured into shale gas drilling to great of public opposition at home and certainly abroad for variety of reasons. for many years, quakes to groundwater, supplies being polluted in terms of the technology and the access is esco painful development was do okay, has the technology but that has yet a washing against it and it has not been proven that they have enough reserves in yeah. and then you guys, you are brushing that had me shannon motion and it was indeed everywhere. usually it moved me and i sense some, some hints in yes. and, and each for all, well and g, nothing, no age weren't there, but, and it's therefore united kingdom van ramirez, oh, oh, it shows, yes it's, i'm for much in we'll never see the light of the gates because we don't know the government fees. i really do know that i got a huge a run issue by li ladies. indeed, i mean, in early november, they were denials from the british government that they had requested extra supplies of so eloquently tell us of, of l

ok, we'll come back to the boost as in a 2nd but, but the u. k. we know has raised its cobra level from 3 to 4. in your experience briefly, is this going to be enough to slow the spread of a micron given that scientists believe it's more transmissible than the delta variant? it's very difficult because already we've got an exponential rise in case numbers, and this is why i'm feeling depressed that we're not talking about masks and stay at home and cancel the parties and, and bars. johnson seems to be, as you say, putting his hopes on speeding up the booster campaign. how much more protection will the booster job give against on the chrome? because we already hearing that on the cron might be able to evade vaccines to some degree. yes, indeed. so only kron is maybe a little bit vaccine, erase, save. however, what the boost is, do is produce a large amount of those antibodies, also a slightly more diverse range of antibodies. and therefore, we can say that that boost works against delta, as well as against omi crime, because we have more of faith a

well ok, just to amplify a little bit. i was professor of accounting and finance at 3 major u. k. universities. generally i was researching what i call the dark side of capitalism and now are confronted that fully in parliament. you can see that there is in build lobby of big corporations and the rich people and frequently legislation is modified to appease those interests. and those people who are really negatively affected by the dark practices, whether it is bribery, corruption, money laundering tax dodging. often there please are not really heard, and this is what i really want to represent in parliament unit advisor to jamie carbon, as leave a party leader this out law that a contradiction suddenly hooted, advisor, jeremy carbon seeing, let's cut out the tax dodge is the lobbying. of these big corporations coming in to the non elected chamber of the house, a lot on appointed, undemocratic jim. i think you're absolutely right, and one has to face up to these are a contradictions i came in the house and i did say to john macdonell, when i won this issue was 1st discussed thr

so you are ok. hello. thank you. just a moment ago though, and you were comparing the, the communication over in the u. k, where you are to some countries over in africa. but despite there being communication over in the u. k, they're still in vaccine hesitancy and skepticism over there, as well as an end part. so a lot of countries in an eastern europe. but what do you put that down to? this is not different in the supply and make the information here. the movement or groups are very strong. they're always being on me. so one other, maxine and now we'll go back, but now the social media is really popularizing the message, so a lot of people are skeptical about it in africa. so i either go to get union data survey among a number of african countries. and most people said they are, they are, they're willing to get back to me because what do you use to see them operate? you know, in a normal life. so having at the scene is not just part of life. it's not that big deal, but we didn't see why the young people have the jo

k. government advisor and in she's walker. we have suggest, tucker, she threw the dean of the school of management at the university of she's ok and i thank all 3 of you for joining us. today as a say, i don't think we can to solve everything, but we can maybe figure out which sort of direction we're going in the run. so i'd like to start with you, primarily because of your title. you look at political economy and i've always thought of this pandemic. certainly the reactions to this pandemic as being almost politics versus economics. political decisions versus. busy economic once has that been the problem, but it's a problem with everything. it's all been politicized. well, i think the politicization of depend on my kids is becoming more and more evidence . and i think mostly in the 2nd phase, the 2nd year at the beginning, we were taken by surprise. you know, no one knew exactly what to do. but what is surprising is that after 2 years of having lived with the buyers and having a global economy, having global institutions, we'

next up to 30000 households in the u. k. without electricity for a 6 day after a huge storm course, the biggest power disruption in more than a decade claimed the lives of 3 people. northern england and parts of scotland were, was effected with many residents forced out of the homes. i come home. it's what it feels. look like. i have no roots. it's a bit tough. sorry, i didn't mean to cry, but it's been hard. like we brought our animals at home that she, we got to go for each other one today. and it just, it feel very unsettling. you still trying to work and take the kids to school and carry on like normal. but everything feels of saddam, you really have a base, so spit hard. well, tens of thousands of people in the north of england are still living without electricity or a power supply for a 6 consecutive day now, and it feels like there's simply no end in sight, because many people have been told that their power won't be restored until at least another week. now i'm in south lakes in cumbria where people are really quite

so the main reason people come from syria to, to places like the denmark and the u. k. is the all for a, from a make sanctions which literally agreement for my so you never passing me today would be to on the come home extensions are going ok. maybe we'll bearable it, but she just to pick up. and one of those points the couple is we're only briefly separated, their lives were no longer in danger. once the arrived in denmark is too much being set up. but this entire case, well, it is not a matter of one day a one year is suggest the matter of subjecting those poor people who are seeking asylum and, and the government and the minister is subjecting them to come unbearable pressure . and that is, i think, personally for me is absolutely terrible. you know, in denmark, under age, marriage is allowed, but you have to get the permission of the queen. so after all, there are, those companies were unaware of the laws of denmark. so if they wanted to have, then they could have got the permission of the queen for the could have married again and, and leave here as, as normal coup

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k. reports, it's 1st known death linked to alma crohn. after sounding the alarm about how fast the curve at 19 variance is spreading. the idea that this is somehow a milder version of the virus. i think that's something we need to set on one side, a drumming home, the frustration people that saddam returned to the streets denouncing the prime minister for signing a deal with the military. president joe biden declares a major disaster in the state of kentucky. after more than 30 tornadoes, devastated several regions and spain's vanishing weapons. the drought of water theft. but environmentalists say of sucking the life out of a world heritage site and found out how much were the sport from our special studio on the bill. how waterfront in our messy said to face his old rivals with p. s g. peg against me on the grid. the in the champions league. it follows the law 16 needing to be redrawn due to a technical era 1st time round. ah . what again, this is in the u. k, where the prime minister

in the u. k, we got 50 or 60000 cases per day of delta, and you can probably comfortably double that because half the time we just don't know they're there because half of the time people don't have any symptoms. yeah, chris, just quickly, i want to, i want to get one to you before we have to before we have to move on. you know, there's so much focus on government mandates and covert passes and mandatory vaccinations and only things does a lot of it or should a lot of it just comes up the common sense some personal responsibility keep wearing a mask, keep thinking about what you're doing. limit your traveled thoughts of things that will help you're talking to the guy the started a radio program called the common sense corona bar directly. yes. i think really common sense is what, so, unfortunately not as common. common as we wish it was really, it does come down to the fact that at the moment it's very early days, people are being cautious. it's easy to row back from an overcautious response, a

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