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the world could seek to minimize the danger by forging a global network of zone arctic research hubs charged with spotting dangerous animal patterns pathogens that may cross the species barrier and infect human beings the u.k. is ready to harnesses scientific expertise and cooperate to the fullest extent with our global partners to the set of the billions of pathogens the great mass are thankfully incapable of vaulting the species barrier once we discover the dangerous ones our scientists could get to work on identifying their weaknesses refining antiviral treatments before they strike we could open the research to every country and as we learn more our scientists might begin to assemble an armory of terrors a global pharmacopeia ready to make the the treatment for the next code a 2nd step should be to develop the manufacturing capacity for treatments of vaccines so that the whole of humanity can hold them but missiles in silos ready to zap the avian organisms before they can they can attack but if that fails and a new disease jumps from. animals to human beings overcomes our armory

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currently the arctic is supporting research into promising vaccines ibut digs and magnus digs but we need to rapidly scale our clinical trials modified jury licensing and regulation capacity so that these products can get to people and started saving lives in columbia 7 people were killed and more than 100 injured in a night of protest against the death of a man tasered by police demonstrators set buildings on fire in the capital bogota after seeing video of havea or than as being repeatedly shot with a stun gun police said he had broken coronavirus lockdown restrictions the 46 year old died later in hospital. room pity is joining us from just outside a police station that was burned during the demonstrations he's joining us from the capital bogota as well so talk us through what's happened so far what's been the reaction. yes the marine well was supposed to be it came the candlelight vigil for did that have yet or don't yes he said so in 2. rage and violence with protesters at packing police stations across the city and the police responding with what the mayor is calling now in the

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arctic this summer were at record levels for a second year running. that's according to a group of scientists funded by the european union. researchers fires" may now be smouldering underground, from one year into the next. it is thought that almost all of the fires are in russia. south korea has been praised for its efforts to contain the coronavirus, but has now imposed a near—lockdown in the capital city, seoul, after a surge in cases. experts say the situation has been made worse by extreme evangelical churches, who've convinced many followers that the pandemic is part of a government conspiracy. from seoul, laura bicker reports. to his followers, he's an alt—right rock star. to others, this pastor and his church pose the biggest coronavirus threat this country has faced. thousands of new cases have now been confirmed, many of them from ultra—conservative churches. some worshippers, many of them elderly, are refusing to be tested. they believe the virus was planted in the church by a government determined to silence them. i put it to this young follower that he is risking lives by failing to get a test. why are you not being test

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arctic released record amounts of carbon dioxide into the air this year. those co2 emissions helping make conditions warmer and dryer on a planet becoming too hot in places to live. >> research published in the proceedings of national academy of sciences last year projects a third of the planet's population will soon live outside of this ideal band of temperature and precipitation that has proved ideal for humans for the last 6,000 years. >> reporter: scientists say that reducing emissions is key to help slow global warming. now making fires around the world more frequent and ferocious than ever before. cyril vanier, cnn. >>> coming up after the break -- >> if you can't vote for joe biden, can i assume you're going to vote for president trump? >> i don't know. >> many voters decided in the u.s. battleground state of wisconsin. we'll have a look into those crucial votes coming up next. stay with us. free deodorantsknow that some a- only mask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with three times more odor fighters. with secret, odor is one less thing to worry about. secret. i wanted more from my copd medicine that's why i've g

arctic circle, may be partly due to fires smouldering underground from one year to the next. carbon emissions were a third higher this summer than last yea r‘s record level. the researcherszombie fires", which smoulder through the winter under the frozen topsoil, could also be to blame. earlier i spoke to our energy & environment analyst, roger harrabin, who explained what was new about the findings. what is new as of the quantified all of these assessments of how much higher the emission levels were this year than last year. and they conclude that emissions this year or a third higher rate in the last year and that she was already but some way, the highest on record. the record only stretches back 17 years, so it is not a historic record, if you look at the graph, the precious clearly these years are way ahead of the rest and with this year being the rest and with this year being the third as much again as last year. speaking to the scientists, who had not expected this at all, they're surprised and even more surprised this years figure and there may be cause for concern. and these are fires that essentially roll on from one year to the next. yes and they've identified