olivia le poidevin, bbc news. you are watching bbc news.e a surge in covid—i9, as he comes close to admitting he's leaving the white house next year. at least 42 people have died and 20 others are missing after typhoon vamco made landfall in the philippines. hackers working for the russian and north korean governments have targeted more than half a dozen organisations working on a coronavirus vaccine, according to microsoft. it said it had detected attempts to break into the computer systems of seven pharmaceutical companies across the globe. most of the break—in attempts failed, but an unspecified number succeeded. here's marcus fowler from the cybersecurity firm darktrace, explaining how difficult it is to trace who the hackers are. attribution within the cyberspace is always incredibly difficult, so without seeing exactly the data or the intelligence that microsoft are looking at, it is hard for me to say exactly. i mean, there are certain trademarks that go with certain campaigns or certain types, so they may be attributing some of that

olivia le poidevin reports. i would definitely take it. i would not get vaccinated.reality, with some trials showing promising results. it's the only thing that can rapidly stop this pandemic. vulnerable and older people will be first in line. but young people will need vaccinating eventually to stop covid spreading. but some are questioning whether they would want one. this king's college london study suggest 16 to 3a—year—olds in the uk are twice as likely as 55 to 75—year—olds not to want a covid vaccination. meanwhile, in the us, one poll by pew research found only 56% of 18 to 29—year—olds they asked said they would definitely get a vaccine. some young people question why they would need to get a vaccine if they're low—risk. and this has got the world health organization worried. young people are an incredibly important part of ending this pandemic. it will be really important for young people to be vaccinated because we know from what's going on now, lots of transmission is going on among young people. so where is this concern coming from? well, partly it's abo

as olivia le poidevin reports. i would definitely take it. i am on the fence.e only thing that can rapidly stop this pandemic. a vulnerable and older people will be the first in line, but young people will need vaccinating eventually to stop covid spreading, but some are questioning whether they would want one. this king's college london study suggested 16—34 —year—olds in the uk are twice as likely as 55 — 75 euros to not want a covered vaccination —— overnight vaccination. one poll in the us found that only 56% of 18—29 —year—olds would get a vaccine if they were asked. this has the world health organization worried. young people are incredibly important part of ending this pandemic. it will be really important for young people to be vaccinated because we know from what is going on now that there is lots of transmission is amongst young people. we did there's concern coming from? partly it is from the volume of misinformation were being exposed to. hashtags like vaccines are dangerous and tiktok videos suggesting the vaccine could be dangerous has. some peopl