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norway probes at the safety of the astra zeneca vaccine as 3 health workers are hospitalized with blood conditions after receiving the jab. medical experts are divided after a german doctor is criminally charged for inventing his own coded shot and giving it to volunteers there are certain procedures that we normally follow when developing drugs and vaccines those procedures were not followed he was just an ingenious inventor or. so. long lines that from outside the london food bank as many families have struggled to feed themselves amid the pandemic. and the
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1st new generation 5 g. mobile network is launched at a popular gathering spots in the russian capital we tested out. a broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is r t international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now there is a new setback for the astra zeneca coated vaccine 3 health workers in norway who recently received the shot have been hospitalized with blood disorders the authorities stress though that it is too early to say whether there is any link to the drug now also had already temporarily halted the use of the vaccine following on from denmark earlier in the week norwegian authorities called that a precautionary measure while an investigation is conducted now the alarm was sounded after reports of severe blood clots and one death among vaccinated people in. denmark along with those 2 scandinavian countries the astra zeneca shot has
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been discontinued for now in iceland as well as bulgaria other nations have imposed a more limited ban applying only to the batch used in denmark but the european medicines agency is urging people to keep taking the job the position of european medicines agency safety. is that the benefits continue to outweigh its risks and the vaccine can continue to be administered while investigation of cases of flu . is ongoing we spoke with epidemiology professor. normally he thinks that countries are right to be cautious when dealing with potential vaccine side effects . i think that their decision to put in hold. the programs they use in this us in our. professional strait and see in norway and which are there are a court all. over you see in adequate destructed used to to fight their decline
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right in $1000.00 and demick if you have a difference between discount christian neighbor sweet and gracious precess decided not to just spend their day and after a cynic but then you can also compare these countries and you can see that in norway they have. diamond list cases and that if the old east absolutely they seem to be gently necessary in norway that is incident so we have to do how the secretarial credibility professionally for the stations of this season's best tool the d.m. out when they have sent a survey is that there is no firm evidence of a link between the of us seem. to have brought the incident so. that question to dish no certain maybe and so some indications they may see stand
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their step in that so. i think that he's wise to do the exhibit if he says you know when all of. a rift has emerged in the medical world over a german doctor who has invented his own corona virus vaccine he insists it is safe and effective and he has tested it on himself and volunteers but the authorities see things differently and they have filed criminal charges our sister channel r.t. dortch went to meet him. cup i'm just in info from this difficult i actually didn't develop the vaccine but i used the antigen that we use for the boards for diagnostics to detect the antibodies then of course it was natural to use the end is in for immunization the founder of your immune company which was sold very profitably in 2017 has been involved in laboratory diagnostics for decades especially in auto immune diseases over several weeks he gave himself 3 injections of the vaccine and developed antibodies afterwards he vaccinated for family members
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also successfully this made him realise that this easy to produce vaccine was apparently completely safe so he would have such small protein immunizations are done over and over for all sorts of purposes everywhere claims he was asking for permission and awfully it all submission he's thought it already this was maybe too early in the penalty and what i didn't get a reasonable answer and then at the end of december 2020 i found out that a paul elderly institute had reported me for a criminal offense because i gave these 5 even as a chanst to my own family. was just ingenious in bed or. instead of taking him into the boat they kicked him out and they blame him now i would also personally not. resist if you would ask me and maybe this coming to try to start some nation on my own wrist this is
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a quote from the lubeck public prosecutor's office he is said to have produced a sars cove to antigen without the required permission and subsequently administered it to himself and other people without having the necessary permits keeping in mind stokers invention the latest press releases about a legit vaccine shortages appear in a completely different light stoker said quote within half a year we can produce vaccines for 80 percent of the germ. population but what will be the cost of the antigen vaccine $3.00 or 4 groups i think you can get by with 5 years could those at most 20 years put those stoker can prove the effectiveness of the drug by himself in his own lap oratory in addition to 97 percent positive antibody tests 12 out of 20 vaccinated people also showed cellular immunity that means that t. cells are formed which themselves fight the virus when it has already entered the
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cells of the body should we expect a new virus or mutation to emerge each year from now on that we should be vaccinated against are we on the cusp of a century of vaccination you could of become a disease like corona virus doesn't appear every year as for the mutations of the corona virus we have long since modified our antigen to contain all new material this means that the vaccine will also help against mutations if a person is fully immunized then this is the it will disappear and no mutations will appear vaccines expert professor adam finn told us such privately administered vaccines are a dangerous development. there are certain procedures that we normally follow when developing drugs and vaccines the steps that would need to be taken for this vaccine is that. the people developing it would need to approach the authorities and see commission to do those steps and the report i've read about this my experiences just that those procedures were not followed the trials that we do all
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of those of us that are involved in running the trials are absolutely not noble to take part in those trials and it's a very important principle that that should be the case the numbers of people involved in developing a drug or a vaccine is. not only in the hundreds but probably in the thousands there are very many different tasks involved in the manufacturing the development and the testing of these vaccines and of course they need to be given to large numbers of people before they can be authorized to use vaccines that have been developed appropriately are now in use and those are the vaccines that people should be seeking to use. volunteers at a food bank in london are seeing a record influx of families no longer able to feed themselves after months of pandemic restrictions are to. went along to find out more. the execution
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has to be equivalent to a military style operation 0 margin for error you can imagine with the numbers that were facing this community center in northwest london functions as a place to support homeless people even supporting victims of domestic violence but it's its use as a food bank providing seriously much needed food support for families across london which has garnered headlines and those volunteers and the people running this food bank say that since the covert pandemic began they've been almost overwhelmed by the numbers of families who need support this will teach of thousands of people queuing for over 2 kilometers to get access to food banks support went viral simply highlighting the desperate situation that thousands if not millions of people across the country are currently in one photo became job loss for many just with the increase of ever since and we've been seeing attempts an increase every single week we've been doing this for 7 years but we haven't seen
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this nobody's seen the scale of this just in memory alone we have a queue for 2 kilometers every single saturday the government should take a lot more responsibility. for these communities already people are losing their jobs more shops are closing this is on the increase and if it's not a government initiative is going to be a big problem that's released at the end of last year shows that since the pandemic began the use of food banks has increased by over 100 percent and it's volunteers such as these who approved it ensuring that people's vital basic needs are being met this saturday is a new initiative this is only week 12 and we started we thought that 50 people tent at me i'm just 200 and now it up to 800 families so that probably is a half 1000 people so while these volunteers are crucial to. sure and people's needs are met those within the charity sector calling on the government to support them
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and their work with increased funding to ensure that no families and children go hungry as this pandemic continues. the 1st ultrafast 5 g. mobile network in russia has been launched at popular gathering places in moscow. fired up his phone to see if he could surf at lightning speed. mobile operators keen to sell more services users who want smoother online gaming and video streaming are more than ready for the 5th network generation the good news for them is that 5 g. is becoming available and more and more locations around the world moscow has just joined the club but remember how the appearance of 5 g. transmitters blew the mind of conspiracy theorists some even thought they were the reason cold and spread around the planet.
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i think. 5 g. o. bugs what we're going through is the fact of radiation 5 g. launched in china november 1st 2019 people drop dead i don't think condi gives you come in 19 i think it can confuse a slow the budget down healing process. maybe that's the reason why one of the 1st transmitters in the russian capital was put on a roof the mobile operator said that's the case but asked us not to give away the exact location so they are a bit worried anyway they're saying that ultra fast mobile internet has just become
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available for their clients and several of the most popular spots on the moscow map the only way to prove that 5 g. actually works and is available for anyone in the street with a phone that's advanced enough is a proper speed test. for steve he said to me a good deal sequel. let's see how long it will take to download a video game. and that's about 2 gigabytes. still there you have it 100 percent and that was about 35 seconds which is impressive compared to the previous generations will anyone around me be worried if they find out and know what we. knew was lead to store. that doesn't look at all of you doses and you notice a person is standing next to the bit if the person. on you so nice to them in their
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pocket name you know we started the store at the new cuomo because i'm going to show your body is i think too much of. it works. but the more you think it's probably in the 10 years or so we're way too far for mass paranoia at least in the streets of moscow anyway an expert has told me there really aren't any health hazards to worry about in russia regulations regarding electromagnetic radiation and much stricter than in europe and the us about 10 times stricter some people think that the more transmitters have built the more dangerous it gets but in actual fact the more transmit is there are the lower the level of electromagnetic radiation each one of them in midst how can the public be sure especially those who are afraid the best way would be to look at research published on the internet by credible entities there are plenty of publications out there but as far as i understand it's a breakthrough or is it really the breakthrough is that 5 g. has at last become available to ordinary people in layman's terms what does it mean
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for them you can easily watch videos in ultra h.d. and even some new formats on your mobile phone you won't have any trouble doing a live stream from a packed venue during it calms it even if everyone around is doing that. he said he with 5 g. that a fully autonomous transport system can work what are we talking about here we're talking about unmanned. as drones as in delivery service is as far as i can see there is no turning back right well 5 g. is the only way we can make sure mobile networks keep divinity so whether you're worried or not a new generation transmitter has either already appeared or will sooner or later appear near to where you live or work if you're from a city in the meantime i'll check with the stuff that i can download much quicker right here. a man in the russian city of st petersburg has come back from the brink of death after a crown a virus infection set off a potentially deadly underlying condition doctors say his recovery is nothing short
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of miraculous. there are those moments of a shower of hot shower but after that it all started i became breathless i couldn't breathe normally after waiting for a while i got to hold my lips when blue and my legs were pale i called my mother and she called an ambulance they did something then took me to hospital. and. i started to choke and went into a panic and that was it i fell into darkness them i opened my eyes in the intensive care unit.
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the signals to a young decent arrived with severe spears her failure was still it is intensive therapy the patient does survive a cardiac arrest. more than in about 12 hours depletions blah circulation stopped 10 times. we restored to active cardiac activity within a short period of time it killed the decent to survive and saved him from brain damage this is a miracle for us. still to come on the program a reporter from the u.k. reveals that hundreds of thousands of patients with heart problems have been left untreated due to the focus on the pandemic that story and much more when we come back there's our trash.
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that 2021 variant of a housing crisis is to pump money into the economy so that all the assets held on the balance sheet of warren buffett and other banks go up in value and people that lost a lot of wealth in 2008 the rally people of color are now getting raked over the coals again through this inflationary pass at their assets. and. the trouble with donald trump is that he exploited entirely the counter and lightman legacy he was much more successful than hillary clinton at appealing to people on the level of culture and heart and national identity and all that sort of thing. as with demagogues throughout human history he exploited emotion specially
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dark emotions like fear and hatred and resentment to serve only his own interests not the interests of the nation at large. welcome back this is our team international nice study has revealed that up to 470000 people in the u.k. have missed out on vital heart medication since the start of the pandemic researchers found that doctors who have been overloaded with kovan pages covert patients excuse me have prescribed 25 percent less medicine for heart conditions and they have carried out 100000 fewer operations than were needed it has led to tens of thousands of cases of heart failure being missed a medical expert says people have misinterpreted the government's appeal to stay home. what has happened is. due to the pandemic the message to
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people the message that people interpreted and under stude is. the national health service is very busy it is full of patients with disease and therefore don't knock on our bill that is not what the message was but that is what people understood as this is a clear case of mixed messaging unfortunately many people especially the old and the one rouble and not so assertive people decided that that meant don't bother the doctors they're too busy for your current illness. the words mother and father are potentially offensive if you believe the latest guidelines from a top british university staff at manchester university have been told that they should opt for gender neutral words when communicating with students for example people should be referred to with the pronoun they rather than he or her
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a husband or wife should be called a partner a sister or brother should be referred to as a sibling and words like mankind or manpower are also out of favor here is how the university explains the move the way we're right for in the boat people can help to promote equality diversity inclusion and provide the same opportunities for all this guide outlines how to use inclusive language to avoid bias a slang or expressions that exclude certain groups we put the issue up for debate with tim from the christian concern advocates advocacy group and human rights activist peter tatchell. here we are the day before mother's day and much the universe says whatever you do don't say mother don't you know obviously we shouldn't send cards saying happy mother's day shouldn't say happy mother's day to my mother all that kind of language is banned is this discourages i please don't use this language somebody could get upset and this is really an attempt to sort of enforce language they are only guidelines only suggestions nobody is going to be
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punished by the university of manchester it is never suggested that mother's day should be banned the universe just talking about wording and language within its own confines between staff and students so i don't think it's draconian to makes out the fact is that we are made created male and female and they're trying to avoid that trying to sort of avoid to raise that clear distinction that we're made with that we are male and female and there are that we have mothers that we have fathers we have brothers we have sisters all of that what's wrong with using that ordinary language and why are we trying to police it what you have to look at the intention intention is to make everyone feel included so that intention is very very good and i think to make somewhat of occasions in language to ensure that it's not be guards this guy is just not say be careful because some things you might say might be offensive it says watch out because mother and father you shouldn't use
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and brother and sister you shouldn't use and he and she you shouldn't news that's where it's going too far because it's now saying ordinary language that we use every day to refer to our parents and others and sisters or that kind of stuff. be used line which has evolved all the time you know we don't use language today that we perhaps used many generations ago you know the form of english itself has changed and certain expressions like the n. word to describe black people are no longer acceptable and this is just really a continuation of that process how are they going to teach biology and medicine if they're not. allowed to talk about he or she or parents or fathers gender is very much involved and some diseases are gender specific can i don't think we should avoid that i don't think we should try and deny that we pretend that that doesn't happen and so you know why not refer to people according to their normal gender that's that's the way we should do is that's where we've done it for centuries and people it's crazy to say that the world of offensive language should now extend to
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mother and father this is this is going too far yes clearly some terms are offensive but mother and father is not should never be regarded as offensive. questions are still being asked about the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi in the saudi consulate in istanbul back in 2018 and an oscar winning director has released a new film aiming to get at the bottom of the story brian fogle talks to me in the latest going underground on r.t. dot com here's a taste. why you decided to tackle the subject of the killing of the washington post journalist after your oscar winning filmmaker s. i was shocked i was appalled i was i was horrified i mean the idea that. a journalist a washington post journalist kovach into the consulate of his own country to be brutally murdered and dismembered. for literally doing nothing more than criticizing his own government and walking into his consulate where he was seeking
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marriage papers. to marry the woman that he loved i became in passion to want to shed light on to this story cinematically to tell the story that was not in the news there are tens of thousands of people that are suffering in saudi arabia under human rights abuses and what happened to john malkovich show you what happened to all mandalas isa's painted in the film and it's just one her if example of this i'm really proud that i've helped omar or that i've helped to teach as journalist fiance. mourning his loss or i've helped the world have a better understanding of a country that is abusing human rights. take a spin around the globe to look at some other stories making headlines of this weekend 1st to london.
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i canceled vigil for sarah everhart has led to clashes with police several arrests were made thousands of people came out to pay tribute to the 33 year old who was found dead a week ago it police officer from kent england appeared in court on saturday to face kidnapping and murder charges in relation to of ards death in london gathering was cancelled by authorities who said it violated coronavirus restrictions. more civil rest in our media where crowds were again out in force calling on the prime minister to resign. has been the target of regular protests since last autumn when he signed a peace deal with azerbaijan ending a 6 week conflict in the disputed not going to talk about regional tensions escalated last month when the premier accused the army of attempting a coup against him.
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u.s. police have fired tear gas at rioters in the city of portland in oregon opposing the expansion of a major oil pipeline protesters attacked the city courthouse lighting fires outside the building they say the pipeline will affect the livelihoods of native american tribes in the area. bonfires are being lit across russia for one of the year's biggest religious celebrations muslim it's a marks the last week before lent to begins in the orthodox calendar and the festivities are known in full now in full swing in the kaluga region not far from moscow the traditional fires are supposed to see out winter and welcome in the spring and the organizers say this year's blaze has an extra significance the wooden structure represents the coronavirus being destroyed. let's hope that's the case you're watching our chief national be back in let's say 32 minutes with another full and fresh look.
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join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see you then.
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