traveling and large crowded convoys of buses are they taking individual measures when they're doing that? what's happening after the games, when people leave the stadiums, are they going into a crowded balls and puts to watch the matches? if this mixing is happening among people who are not fully vaccinated, and there is the presence of the virus, there will be cases. this problem isn't restricted to the u. k. finish or authority, say at least 300 fans were infected while following their national theme. mostly at that 2 matches instant petersburg that's contributed to a sharp rise in new cases at home. but despite these connections between euro 2020 and covey, the outbreaks you a for is pressing ahead with increased stadium capacity for the semi finals and final, at wembley. and politicians in several countries, a furious german interior minister, host they offer, accused the governing body of putting profits over public health issues.

i think that you wafers position is utterly irresponsible. absolute for them to enter. but association should say, clearly we don't want it this way. and we're reducing the numbers of spectators at wembley on sunday, one group of fans will be celebrating their countries great sporting success. but without further restrictions in london, fears of a coven hangover will only rise. let's give off and dr. chris smith. he's a consultant here. ologist, university of cambridge, he also presents the naked scientists podcast. welcome to d. w. do share the w h o concerns about the, the euros potentially increasing covert infections across the content. the current of ours is a re spirit tree infection and it spreads by close contact with an infected person and an infected person who's susceptible to the infection. and any kind of contact

between people will increase the risk of more cases. and so if you have math gathering, you will get more context between people and you will get more cases. but really, the question boils down to what level of risk are we willing to tolerate? and at what point will we regard ourselves a sufficiently safe that we will regard acts and events like this mass gatherings for football matches to be say? and really that's what it boils down to. and it's up to policy makers to come up with policies that they think a safe than the rest of us follow. it's not already down for the football association to come up with the rules. so let's, let's, let's look at that because you sort of bring me on to my next point that you're sitting that in the country with a high rate of vaccination, which is now seeing fewer kobe deaths. so you have a health secretary there who says that, given those circumstances, covey should not be treated like something like the the flu is that is he writes,

in your opinion, will influence a result or spirit tree infection that makes a grand tour of the globe every year arriving in most countries in line with their winter and causing seasonal outbreaks. occasionally, it also causes pandemic. and then those pandemic turned into evolving seasonal outbreaks. after that, we have a surveillance program keeps knowing where flu is going around the world and then updates the vaccines. we have to make sure that those vaccines are still current and will work against the circulating strains of the flu. so in many respects it's a really good analog of where we see ourselves with the current of ours going forward. because this is a respiratory infection. it probably will become a seasonal infection. it will serge and winter and then disappear in summer for the same reason. the flu does, and it will evolve as it goes around the world. and as it evolves, it means that it may change in such a way that we have to update the vaccine. so i think regarding this as a flu like illness or base at the moment, causing us more of a headache than flu does, but in the future, it will probably be less of

a headache than the annual flu search is probably a good way to go. we can use the learning we have from how we cope with flu and combat and control flu and apply that to current of ours going forward. and are we? yes, as a point with corona, virus vaccines where we can tweak it to take in the variance because we are seeing the variance and health authorities around the world are worried about these variances concern. the vaccines, fortunately, are very easy to update and change to reflect changes to the virus because of viruses change. and we had anticipated that this one would be no exception and would change over, mutate and it has done. luckily, the vaccines can be changed easily. what can't be done easily is to roll out those vaccines to the 1000000000 people on earth every time we want to update the vaccine . so really the needs to be a real push quickly now to catch up to get as many people protected as possible and drive down the amounts of viruses, circulating establishing

a degree of immunity and protection in the population. and then we talk that up on perhaps an annual by annual policy, but 5 yearly basis, depending upon how immunity lost in response to vaccination, what the bars is doing to keep the most vulnerable people protected. but at the moment, the vaccines do work, they work incredibly well. and if you look at the, the way the curves a diverging on the graph between where we were in january with a certain level of cases translating into a predictable number of hospitalizations and deaths. that has now been broken, so we'll see very significant number of cases, but they are not translating into casualties. ok, good talking to that's very clear. thank you so much. smith consultant ologist at the university of cambridge. let's take a look at some of stores making a news around the world. now we'll start in south africa, where for the present, jacob summa is defining a court deadline to surrender to authority. it was found guilty of contempt last week for refusing to attend the hearing and conduction inquiry and sentence to 15

months in prison is appealing. at least one person has been killed dozens, engine after a massive explosion at a factory making foam and plastic pellets on the outskirts of bad car. dozens of homes would also damage with horses and all the evacuation of the area around the plan to meet the fears that leaking chemicals that cause more explosions to a house. one in assembly to draw up a new national constitution to replace the legal framework from the era of ministry dictated to peter say, the process was delayed as protested, clash with police on the streets of santiago. they're demanding freedom for people in prison during social unrest. 2 years ago, a criminal gang behind the latest massive ransomware attack is demanding $70000000.00 in crypto kind of say, this hack is exploited vulnerabilities in management software by u. s. i t f. casea attracted thousands of computers in at least 17 countries. most

of the swedish grocery chain copes $800.00 stores were for to close. on friday, after the attack, a blocked access to its check. i was, i was security linking it to affiliate of the russian revel gas, which is best known for storing $11000000.00 from meat packet j b s. in may. we can take a closer look at this research upon the chem beula from d w. business who's been following the story, welcome to ponder. so what are these i must say about right evil is i always it revel. i think it's pronounced evil vivo. i prefer evil, but real good with what you say reboot. well, these are evil people holding hostage that companies would pay $70000000.00 to get back. well apparently, cuz they had said that 40 companies were targeted or where actually reached and this attack. and essentially what revival or rebel, whatever you wanna call it, has done is what they did,

or the people affiliated with rebel. they took data from these companies encrypted it and now they are holding onto it. so basically they have inflammation that these companies might need for their, you know, regular runnings and operations. and they are holding onto it until they're a paid $70000000.00, which is basically the run phone. so they are holding onto this data. as you know, as like a ha station, right? okay, so, and this is, this is a big deal. so big in fact that you as president joe biden has weighed in on this. let's hear from him and come back to you. the fact is directly tell me a deep dive on what happened and i'll know better tomorrow. and if it is either with the knowledge of and or consequential pressure and we will respond to some serious problem. the jim brought to tell us more than about to the people

behind this attack. well, it is said to be an affiliate of revel, which was involved in the colonial pipeline attack. and also the g, b, f one and in those both and bills run from where attacks the companies that were involved paid the run films. so obviously the next one which is much higher, significantly higher than the $11000000.00 that j b s paid would be of course the prize. and so that's why it is attractive, perhaps for these companies and gangs to get more, you know, as much as they can in terms of money and they are from russia, supposedly, at least in the 1st cases they were and experts i saying that it is a rush and gang affiliated with rebel that is involved in this attack. of course, it points to the methods used and also the payment be asking for a payment in bitcoin, which is similar to what happened about those $2.00 shooter tax and may as well with colonial pipeline early may and j b s. at the end of may, yet,

let's talk about those because, i mean, when you mentioned the colonial pipeline that the j b. s. we had a whole city of municipalities at close down by the cyber attacks. are we seeing more of them and what is so why? well, obviously we rely heavily on computer infrastructure and software, and a lot of that software is in the cloud. in terms of the attack that we've seen, which is affected like 40 comes in 17 countries. what you have is essentially these companies are using a software that is provided by kids. they are, when these run some of these hackers, basically when they target certain vulnerabilities, that means they can, you know, reach a bigger group of people because of course, that or companies that software is not specific to one company. it's specific to more than one user. and that makes it easier. another another reason is, of course, the pandemic people working from home. and then of course vulnerabilities, even if you have like an anti virus software on your home computer. it's easy to

exploit that because of course, the different networks that are involved as a result of that. so those are all vanderbilt is that are also happening as a result of the pandemic. ok, and she ponder shampoo from dataflow business. thank you will say in the us for our next story recovery cruise of resumed work, the size of a collapse, department tower and side florida. just hours after the part of the remaining structure was demolished. with tropical storm elsa approaching authorities decides to bring the demolition for 24 people. 24 bodies have been found search crews and still trying to locate 121. missing people. the width carefully placed explosives, demolition teams brought down what had remained of champlain tower style damaged and unstable. after last month's initial collapse, they were fears the structure might not withstand the winds of an oncoming tropical

storm. putting rescuers lives at risk. yes, exactly. what happened? it clean, it wasn't even your bree on college. the other one was amazing. we were able to get out there really clear for the crew to get back out on the rescue efforts had been paused for much of the weekend over concerns about the shaky structure with the building down teams can now search areas that were previously inaccessible. i still believe because of building the building, the canceling, arthur tempered really we were stuck that we couldn't get to a certain part of i've heard them say that they void in this area areas where they'll be able to search. i'm excited about at this stage you

expect any survivors to be pulled from the rubble, but with work at their site, resumed the anguished families waiting for news of their loved ones may soon have some closure of astronaut, as in the mean, he's a professor of structural engineering of florida international university. it's all the d w. what needs to be done to prevent disasters like this from happening again? i think there is a need also for us to revisit the and develop embedded inspection system. when i say system, it means that it should include we should, why the more guidelines, more instruction for inspectors. where to inspect how to report that there though. and then the system should also include the follow up just to make sure that the recommendation on, on, on the i'm the one, as i said, as in a meeting phase,

look at some stories and making that news around the world. emergency officials in as the by zones and massive explosion on sunday. the natural gas field in the caspian sea was caused by mud volcano eruptions still smoldering off the coast of the city of baccha. but of course, they say there's no danger to human life, oil and gas infrastructure. more than a 1000, rescuers are trying to locate dozens of people missing after a massive landslide in japan, mud, and flood waters through the seaside city of autonomy by the 100 kilometers from tokyo. at least 3 people have been confirmed that the vatican says po process is alert and well following surgery at the hospital in bro spokesman said the pope underwent a 3 hour procedure that we moved half is code on. it's the 1st time the 84 year old is known to have been hospitalized since he was elected in 2013. you left a study santi week is rather we can get him prime minister victor all about has

been placing full page political advert in some of europe's leading newspapers. today, the ad appeared in germany's best selling tabloid build. it accuses brussels of building its own super states that nobody authorized and lists hundreds proposals for the future of the european union. these include the strengthening of national parliaments and standing against it closely. european integration claims a you citizens must also be safe from what it calls the dangerous challenge of migration. number of newspapers say they refused to run it. let's get more from the w political correspondent hands. brant. welcome hunts a. why is victor all been doing this? well, i think one could say there's 2 reasons, an international sort of global per the reason and an internal domestic reason. you remember that just over a week ago there was a big international dispute concerning l g

b t writes in germany and connection with the european championships and football hungry had just passed a law restricting l g b t writes and certain situations. and there was an international protest against that which also reflected on the you, on the european championships after that, victor alba has been international the under a lot of pressure. and now he is in a sense, hitting back against this international court criticism with these ads and european newspapers, the domestic reason concerns the fact that there will be elections early in the new year. early in 2022 in hungary, and the situation at the moment does not look good phobic to all gone and his ruling party. so he is trying to gonna support at home by presenting himself as a fighter against international criticism, against attacks from foreign countries. someone who stands up for hungary itself. where else in germany and europe of these ads appeared that has only as

far as i know appeared and besides the largest tabloids in germany, but elsewhere in europe, it adds, appeared last week and major conservative newspapers in spain, for instance, in france and denmark. and also in the czech republic, one of them were identical with the same wording much there were several newspapers, for instance, also in sweden and in belgium, who refused to run these ads. and in fact, a paper in belgium ran an ad of its own promoting l g b, t, rise for promoting liberal values, which it said were the basis of european union togetherness as well. so there were a number of points in this ad does, does mr. o'brien have any support across the block for any of them but what he's saying in a sense is that european integration should be stopped. there is in fact a basis for this in the european basic treaties,

according for the ever closer union. that's the key phrase victim all born and hungary do not want this. and in fact, he does have support, especially in eastern europe, countries such code and the czech republic, slovenia. and so here are on a similar line and one can say that they are right to the populace across europe. also in western europe in france, and here in germany. that which support such a line. but they are no close to being in control of the various countries. so in the end, it's sort of both, if you want to call that that's from eastern european members of the european union . thank you for that. the w political correspondent hands brand now to turkey, where president irvine is famously fond of mega building projects. and he's recently launched his biggest and boldest ones completely. if stumble can now well run for 45 kilometers parallel to the bus for a straight,

connecting the black sea to the mediterranean, and also provide a new route for tankers. and the government hopes boost turkish revenues. but as d w uli han reports it's critic say the multi $1000000000.00 project is too costly . give him the countries economic struggles and is likely to be and very mental disaster. these are the 1st scopes of dirt off a colossal project that could change a symbol geography forever. a man made waterway that will flow through new urban districts with new settlements for hundreds of thousands of people. the canal is symbol is the largest infrastructure project hook he has ever seen. it's long been a dream of president reggie type out once again. today we're starting a new page in the history of turkey's development. today we are adding

a new step to the path of progress for our country, the strengthening of our nation. any, anything that i feel that the controversial project is picking turkeys president against it, stumbled mayor will not cause she's, we're against it because it threatens is stumble completely, its water, its nature, its security and earthquake safety it threatens life in this case that make the according to polls that's of you shared by a majority of the cities residents. 1 thank you to say for my future, i say no for my kids, i say no for my grandchildren. i know that i'm again investing billions of lira and, and such a project. they insist on the canal and we will insist on stopping them. but why is the canal so unpopular and why does ad on want to build it any way to understand why the turkish government wants and you can now you have to look at the

one that's already that the boss it's one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. more ships, transit the ball rose than the susan panama canal, combined to many according to the turkish president, keith says 2nd, waterways needed to prevent accidents like these. the 45 kilometer long camel has an official price. take a $15000000000.00. ships like these, the government argues, will no longer have to wait days to enter the boss for us, and turkey will collect fees on them. but critic say president edwin's dream is an environmental nightmare. the canal will cut through agricultural land and forests, often refer to as one of the few remaining green lungs of a stumble, its retina, marine ecosystems, and crucial water. reza was what a good number. the canal will start from this lagoon and run through the saddler.

dara dam, which is an important source of fresh water for a symbol. the city is already struggling, opening new areas for real estate development, bringing new population and destroying everything natural will make the city uninhabitable on how to get to reduce. the president, however, hopes to boost the construction sector, create thousands of jobs, and turn the gears of an ailing economy. the louder the opposing voices grow. we've seen the more determined he is to proceed. we'll take a look, a couple lines, a sport. we'll start with tennis in today's manic monday at wimbledon, as players returned to the court in london after the traditional midterm at rest, de groundskeepers used the time to revitalize the grass courts and green spaces. but it didn't prevent this bit of action on a practiced court. with loses of a particularly intense match was subjected to a less than dignified stand off by the other players. top seed novak could shock of

it is not to be said at all cuz we are clearly on the wrong story in the pictures. never mind, perhaps we'll get it right in the next hour. finally, will go to china where one determined a youngster was intent on not letting nap time interfere with play time. this young out front is part of a wild, her migrating hundreds of kilometers through south west. china just couldn't seem to that the others get some badly needed to shuttle insisting they get up and play nudges. know rubs what i said. rameses travelers eventually. how should i just give it all up super cold up front of it? i know y'all have a severe tough i can be, we shall go. this is the w news life from his reminder, my top story of this, our experts awarding the european football championships, but speed,

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deplete futures, as temperatures right. even the high altitude the 1st we had to the arctic ghost town of back to talk where residents are pending. the hopes on brushes, new palms for its polar region. in 2007, russia planted a flag full 1000 meters deep on the north pole to stake, claimed to the arctic as the ice smelt, competition for the regions precious resources is heating up by 2035, russia from millions and infrastructure and the arctic ocean one key components is an increased military presence to defend rushing interest in case of conflict as russia operations have jarred with other arctic nations like canada and norway. but most of the only i sprayed to get through the arctic ocean of russia. ah, the melting ice, christine opened up the ne cottage between the north atlantic and pacific all year

round ships could transport russian oil and gas straight across the arctic ocean and opportunities for the northern russian regions to flourish. for the dying city of bucking tough, it could mean salvation. the throwing in areas in the russian town is vac. lie abandoned. if we around 2000 people leave town in the arctic. but the heidi, it's because still has a lot to do. she opened to beauty salon here in her home town 9 years ago. around it doesn't customers come to her every day. she hopes that salon can give them a moment's break from the harsh reality of day. if you can ship out for my my opinion, the women involved could have a more beautiful than anywhere else. you thought she knows many women on the planet

and live in such a harsh northern calling. it is 3 days before she knows all too well. how hard life is here, buck latan lives north of the arctic circle, 180 kilometer from the arctic ocean. in the winter minus 35 degrees celsius is quite normal, even in the summer it can suddenly start snowing. laquata is a morning town. the entire city is dependent on one industry cold, but the regional government says the deposits will be exhausted by 2037. that reminds all around the city, but only for if the original 13 is still in use. since the soviet era, more than 60 percent of the population has left walker, tom deal shamal. there are many people left and hardly any jobs we plan to leave you to see if you can see how many of the houses are in terrible condition.

you're saying that they will trust and everything's just going to just go from the sand to schools and kindergarten are closing with them to grow the business cycle. social institutions like schools are being close because people are moving away because they close even more people leave. visual board. officials are trying to regulate the number of people leaving, but a struggling to keep up. there are more than 14000 names on the official waiting list for resettlement to another region. that's almost a 3rd of the remaining residence. be empty. apartments in the suburbs have become a problem for the cities government entire districts of had to close. it is a lot of people get relocated and move away, and some, some apartment buildings only have 2 or 3 families left here, but the central heating and we're system will have to run the whole building. so the city is paying for the empty apartment. it's a big problem. you have of awkward char,

soviet era monuments pay homage to the minus more coal for the mother land. it says here, but the demand for that coal is falling, especially in europe. now russia has a strategy for the arctic that could offer a glimmer of hope for residence here, even though it's disputed internationally. russia wants to stop people leaving by investing an infrastructure, particularly for the extraction of natural resources like gas and oil. they've even factored in climate change. the warming of the arctic could open up new transport rates. voc talk would become a dry port including for coal, with a railway line to the arctic ocean. the region is counting on some basis project, even though currently it only exists on paper, even in the months, instead of russia using traditional export route to the west and south of the country. our northern regions could be linked to the northern sea route and the arctic. you know, we hope that as a result, we can be connected to the global logistics networks that are grown and ideas the

natalia sickle fund as well. she's investing in her business beauty salon will move to a new building since the renovation are in full swing. but she says she too might turn her back on her home town. one day, her son is about to graduate sickle dreams of buying a salon in moscow. she says there's no guarantee the government projects in the art take will work out. before the teacher is difficult to say anything about the project for now, because it's all just getting started. what could we really want a breath of fresh air? here's something new that was more than maybe the idea of moving wouldn't be such a burning issue for people anymore. but most people are no longer willing to wait. those who can choosing to leave fucker tar rather than betting on a future in the russian all take um

is a blue planet around 70 percent of its surface is covered in water. the climate change is causing temperatures to see has absorbed much of this excess heat so far, which is helped to increase but now see, temperatures are rising significantly and with that sea levels glacial melting and the warm water is expanding. since the 1900 sea levels have risen by around 20 centimeters, but about how to stop since 993. if the trend continues, levels could rise by another one meter 10 by the end of this century. in our unseen series, this week we have to times capital, bangkok, water has already become a real danger i leave before the flood happen area. my daughter was only 2 years old. the

water came snowing like one stuff and starts getting weaker and weaker. and every less in space is almost half off and on. it's always going to be under water sea level. it's rising 5 mid meters a year and inbound call. they also have the problem also land subsidence $12.00 centimeters a year. so it's a cd, that's just what meter a both c home me. so we need to be very adaptive if people have no offense because the parent

calling to city of what we have water in every direction and from the floating range from season flooding from the non this is my home actually trying to use my profession, the tools that i have as a landscape architectural haggle, climate change in my city. a lot of damage happen because we do know federally to the water attack when the water doesn't have the area to stay, stay on the roads and the house of people, millions of people, high people and i are homeless. this place actually want all the way

that i have my parents that i have to carry and i have to taking care when the plot shop host it to me we need to increase so says try to integrate visitation. so phase when the water goes through the surface and can be and we use, everybody can help esl slow down this chart to the you need to increase as much as you can degrade area, not a big parking space. so conway into, with a taishan. so we have 700 tempos in the city is con, word, back into a lot. and i think though you should have knowledge for some

whole every year. the flood comes me. you know, i'm, i'm building my house right now. i spend less money to building my house. i'm always thinking, you know, okay. one day i was thinking to be under the be anyway. and some people say going to happen in really still in the next 10 years. i think rash people already by land in march and you know like poor people it's really difficult for them to move. you know, the whole life that the job that the family there

many see around below is not actually designed to tackle this problem or does change. so i just feel that area. do we think the design architecture, every house of every building, actually thing all over from the top is actually the biggest move in asia. we actually have the requirement to have a beauty, be inclined a whole path student architecture and then use to some of that to be part of the car side by tilting it we call like a we got some rain. so normally we're not flown in the pipeline on the road. it's actually going to flood into park and we have, we saw a rain, what a tank can keep the water, the news

reactions. my the way we, i like the way the supplies are way of buying things on who issues to work with. my baby. maybe it helps, only one can not be effective, but we have for millions of people here. my basic can help me. this is probably how coffee was made a 1000 years ago, but a lot has changed since then. today, coffee is a global commodity and exclaimed, in many countries across the world around a $175000000.00 bags were produced in 2020 each weighing 60 kilograms. coffee is also at the mercy of climate change in colombia,

the 3rd largest coffee growing nation after brazil and vietnam farmers of ferrying for that future. ah, she's just set off on her round through her coffee plantation, but clara largo is already feeling anxious. are the coffee cherries still healthy, or have they been attacked by the curse had beatles wouldn't come yet? the magical climate change is feeling the spread of the coffee boar beetle. me. you know, if you don't check the cherries all the time, they'll bore into the fruit and everything in the whole lago family trudges along the steep slope after heavy rainfall. the path is slippery and indeed there are beatles everywhere they might not. okay. the problem is these critters, they've invaded the area and destroyed the entire bean. look, it's eaten away the center. mean. it's heartbreaking for the farmers once again.

years harvest is mediocre. at best coffee plans are sensitive. they need a mild climate between 18 and 21 degrees celsius, combined with moderate rainfall. when the earth warms the weather, patterns here are less predictable. nobody, really, none of them were ruined. we're going under because we don't earn enough money to buy food. and we don't have enough to pay our kids wages. he was here at an altitude of 1300 meters, logos, coffee trees, or dining after 3 unusually hot summers in a row. there is nothing left but barren branches. it makes you sad. and dan, don't you see how the plants are drawing up even when they're watered, they don't survive 7 years ago, the family took out a loan in order to call the.