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by 2022, the uk government had stopped ordering astrazeneca vaccine.ut they are real for the miller family, who say they'll continue to battle until they have justice for neil. helen mccarthy, bbc news. with its tense — and sometimes brutal — telling of police rookies in belfast, blue lights was one of the most popular new tv dramas last year. well, it's returning to our screens for a second season — and there are two more in the pipeline. our reporter ita dungan has the details. do you want to know how i think it's going for the three of you? not very well, to put it mildly. in season one, we met the three rookie officers. set in belfast, blue lights was a police drama for a new generation, set in belfast, blue lights was a police drama for a new generation — one where the troubles were not front and centre — and it went down very well indeed. so well that season two is nearly ready for our screens, still in belfast, but a different location. so season two is in this part of the city? yeah, we've come east. we filmed over here for most of season two.

astrazeneca vaccine. neil. helen mccarthy, bbc news. let's get more on the the screen actors guild awards — a ceremony often seen as a predictor for the oscars. 0ppenheimer was the big winner on saturday night. christopher nolan's film won the top prize for best film cast. accepting the award on behalf of the cast, sir kenneth branagh said they were all "grateful, humbled and proud". cillian murphy was named best leading actor for his role in the movie about the atomic bomb. killers of the flower moon star lily gladstone was named best leading actress. film critic helen 0'hara told me whether the sags were reliable indicators for the oscars. it has looked like the frontrunner all awards season. i think there was some speculation beforehand that maybe killers of the flower moon would give it a close run for its money, but it does feel like it's kind of nailed on. there is a lot of overlap in the votership for the sag awards and for the oscars and it feels like, you know, these are the people who are choosi

we initiated on the 27 trials last year for astrazeneca.t shows the investment we're making and i think we are very encouraged by the data we have seen across the portfolio. >> can we step away from oncology for a moment? i know you are in charge of cancer, but i wonder with an anti-obesity drugs being big and you are making a big bet following the announcement in the month of november, do you feel the cancer business is not getting the dollars and pounds and love that it should be getting? >> i think that our ceo has demonstrated a lot of love for cancer. we have a lot of investment coming into cancer and we continue to see that with the portfolio and studies i just mentioned. i'm really excited to see the rest of the portfolio also getting the investment. i think the vaccine and infection area really is a transformation for the organization when you see so many of these therapies getting the investment and now starting to see the commercial impact and patient impact across the globe. >> your investor day is coming up in march. you want to

one syndrome was shown to be an event of sermon linked to the astrazeneca vector vaccine.wise, everything was as we expected. >> we talked about some of those preestablished conditions. today find anything pertinent? >> beyond those events, they did not see or were looking for other aspects of vaccine injury. increased heart rate. researchers have seen it in higher frequency. while the vaccines were known to be associated, they are occurring more frequently from an infection. this annabelle: thank you for your time. we will have market opens next as we count down to the nikkei possibly reaching its highest level since 1989. this is bloomberg. ♪ you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year

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we are overweight on astrazeneca and sanofi sanofi gave back a bit yesterday on the weaker quarter.strazeneca is one we are positive on the pipeline however, you know, really novo is the easy story. the one where the path forward is very clean and there's clinical catalyst to be excited about. >> very clear and as we spoke to the ceo, he was feeling good emily, thank you for joining me on set today emily field, director and head of european pharmaceuticals from barclays >>> a quick look at european markets and how they are faring today. we did the week to date, but all of the markets are leaning toward the green today as we digest a big week of data and earnings and central bank meetings bank of england meeting. ftse 100 up .40% after they decided to keep rates unchanged, but opened the door to rate cuts amazon and meta. that is it for our show. i'm joumanna bercetche "worldwide exchange" is coming up next. hi, i'm kim, and i lost 67 pounds on golo. when i go out with people, they expect me to eat like a bird. they are shocked by the amount of food i eat while losing weight. with go

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by 2022, the uk government had stopped ordering astrazeneca vaccine.mells linked to parkinson's disease with nearly 90% accuracy. this approach could benefit people here in the uk, where over 150,000 people are currently living with parkinson's disease. we can talk more about with sophie aziz, who is head of research at the charity medical detection dogs. she's joined by parkinson's detection dog peanut. a very warm welcome. good morning. hello, peanut. very well behaved. tell us about peanut. i find it incredible dogs can be used to smell diseases. explain the process. peanut has been working with the charity since 2016 as a detection dog and is one of many dogs we have that are trained to fight human disease. peanut�*s work focuses on how we can get an earlier diagnosis. this is running through clinical trials with collaborators at manchester and edinburgh university. what is fantastic is if we have the opportunity to find an early diagnosis for parkinson's, it can help so many people.— help so many people. what is it about parkinson's _ help so many

astrazeneca may be able to help.sk your doctor about breztri. >>> at least 122 people are dead as devastating forest fires race across central chile. flames tore through several neighborhoods over the weekend. guad is following all the developments closely for us. these fires have been sweeping through central chile for the last few days, a lot of stunning video of people fleeing from their homes, what's the latest and do firefighters have the resources they need to really fight these fires? >> reporter: in total, authorities said as of this weekend they had 165 fires across the country, most of these images that we're seeing are from central chile, and vina dell mar, a resort town was affected, most of the homes are on the outskirt. entire communities where people had to escape the flames as they were running away, thaw could feel the fires as they evacuated. now chile has had bad wildfires in the past and they do have a national agency to help fight the fires, the president also declared a state of emergency on fri

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on residents of mariupol by dozens of the world's largest pharmaceutical companies, for example, astrazenecaeat britain, fizer, usa, sale, south korea, sanaf and france. the ukrainian authorities gave western specialists permission to do whatever they wanted. when examining the boxes , a map was discovered that was glued together from several components; this is a map of the city of mariupol, on which. a number of medical institutions were noted, presumably from which the collection of biomaterial was carried out, we see here the ilyech clinic, city ​​hospital 1 5 4. in kiev, meanwhile, the third stage of vaccination with the new drug from fizer is starting. almost fifty children have already died from this clinical experiment in 3 months. the drug is not approved in the united states, but zelensky, by his decree , allowed children under 12 to be vaccinated and actually sentenced many. death, the fact that the west is again experimenting on ukrainians, as the nazis of the third reich did, was even admitted by an employee of the fazer branch in kiev. i have no words, we started these trials t

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corporations from the usa, great britain, belgium, switzerland and other countries, including paycer, astrazenecajohnson and johnson. envelopes with drugs without names, boxes with containers for biomaterials with addresses of recipients in foreign laboratories, as well as gratitude to the ukrainian country for such cooperation. the permanent representatives of the eu member states will begin agreeing on the thirteenth package of sanctions against russia the day after tomorrow. according to western media, permanent representatives of states will participate in the meeting. they will discuss economic and personal limitations. it is noted that the sanctions are planned to be put into effect by february 24. alka will continue the topic komarova. the british press openly criticizes zelensky for zaluzhny’s resignation. the times publication claims that squabbles in the ukrainian leadership are complicating the already difficult situation with the allocation of funds to ukraine, and demands from kiev another pr for the legend of unprecedented unity. they are also dissatisfied with the reshuffle in pola

abbvie, astrazeneca, hca after more than $60 billion. i want to dig into the abbve -jumbo deals.y look to fund deals. it was in seven parts. the longest portion, a 40 year bond yielding 145 basis point over treasuries. investors placed orders for more than $80 billion of the bonds. i want to mention the 9 billion-dollar auction of 30 year tips did not go as well. it was awarded at a yield of 2.2%, tailing the one issue yield. it marks the highest auction since 2010. amanda lynum weighing in on where spreads go from here. >> we were asked if the risk to spreads was tighter are wider. i think it can be tighter. i would not necessarily say i would be surprised if we saw widening from here. i think that would be a healthy correction. but i don't think it is out of the realm of possibilities spreads could move tighter from here because the yield base demand has brought out. sonali: we will bring in an all-star cast, megan graber at barclays, matt brill, head of north america invest great credit at inesto, and -- we had it all, buy side, sell side. investment-grade issuance slamming. b

including the well-known weiser astrazeneca johnson and johnson , envelopes with drugs without names,oxes with containers for biomaterials with addresses of recipients in foreign laboratories, and we also thank the ukrainian side for such cooperation. polish prime minister donald tusk today met in paris with french president emmanuel macron, and then from the fifth republic went to germany, where negotiations are planned with german chancellor ollav scholz. a meeting of the foreign ministers of france, germany and poland is also planned there. this negotiating format has been known as the weimar triangle since 1991. according to reuters, diplomats will discuss what europe might face in victory donald trump in the next us presidential election. earlier, speaking to supporters in south carolina, trump promised that he would not defend european allies who do not pay extra dues to nato. well, alexander stup won. in the finnish presidential elections, gaining almost 52% of the vote. in 2008, stoop took over as chairman of the osce and was already an active supporter of finland's accession

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corporations from the usa, great britain, belgium, switzerland and other countries, including feizer, astrazeneca and johnson & johnson. found also envelopes with unnamed drugs and boxes with containers for biomaterials, with addresses of recipients in foreign laboratories, as well as thanks for cooperation to the ukrainian side. about 100 people were killed and another 230 were injured as a result of massive strikes by the israeli army. in the border town of raffah in the gaza strip, as reported by the arabic tv channel almaedin. according to media reports, israeli aircraft carried out more than 50 raids in the south of the enclave. the number of victims and wounded is growing. head of the hospital in rawahi said the institution was unable to withstand such a large influx of victims. earlier, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised to provide safe passage for the evacuation of civilians from the city. in the west, the attack is on overpopulation. hostages abducted on october 7, the israeli defense forces said in a statement , warning that security forces will continue to use all means

pharmaceutical companies in the world tested drugs on the residents of mariupol, for example , astrazenecace, ukrainian authorities have granted permission to western specialists. or kill them. this is part of the test documentation. we can see the mortality chart. as i already said, the level the mortality rate is extremely high in the second stage, but testing does not stop. this is a fragment of a list of child patients, some of them are already dead. in mariupol, in addition to documents, they also found envelopes with drugs without names, boxes with containers for biomaterials, with addresses of foreign laboratories and gratitude from western countries for such cooperation. back in the spring of twenty- two, it was known that specialists. for several years, the pentagon tested dangerous biological products in many hospitals on square. so, during a special operation on the territory of ukraine it was established that in the period from 2019 to 2021 , american scientists from a laboratory in the city of merifa, kharkov region , tested potentially dangerous biological drugs on regional c

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astrazeneca may be able to help.reztri. >>> good news for the millions of americans who suffer from food allergies, the fda recently approving a new drug to help reduce allergic reactions from foods, even including peanuts. we get more from priya sridhar. >> reporter: liam is one of more than 2 million children who suffer from multiple food allergies in the u.s. after breaking out in hives as a baby his parents discovered he was allergic to multiple foods, including nuts and eggs. >> it was really daunting to try to keep track of what he can and cannot eat. >> reporter: for liam just one peanut could mean a trip to the emergency room for anaphylactic shock. >> the thought of that happening to our child is absolutely terrifying. >> reporter: that's why liam's parents jumped at the chance to join a groundbreaking study, stanford researchers wanted to see if the drug xolair normally prescribed for asthma could also help with accidental exposures to multiple food allergens, including nuts. >> they're making antibodies an

astrazeneca may be able to help. ask your doctor about breztri.pulse and we begin with the super bowl achieving a new record more than 123 million people tuned in. >> and that is the largest tv audience since the moon landing in 1969. the ratings were up 7% from last year's super bowl. >> taylor swift could be a reason she posted a video from the post game party at a las vegas nightclub, of course, with boyfriend travis kelce. watch your lady. >> hey. good girl. universe, third verse, third. >> swift and kelce reportedly ended their celebration by eating chicken tenders at 5 a.m. there's now some question over whether swift will attend the chiefs visit to the white house later this year, source tells the new york times. if swift wants to be there, the biden administration would, quote, make it work next. jon stewart's big return. >> he hosted the daily show last night after a nine year absence. he was critical of both president biden and former president trump, highlighting recent moments when they both misspoke that biden was referring to sisi, t

astrazeneca may be able to help.lly, tonight, cbs's steve hartman goes "on the road" to say goodbye to a longtime coworker and close friend. >> if i knew i was going to get a hug. [laughs] >> reporter: if you could look back through the lens of a camera that captured the most memorable moments of my career... >> no way! >> reporter: you would see the eye of photographer bob caccamise. >> it's pretty. >> reporter: but now, sad to say, bob is retiring. >> it's like little simon & garfunkel breaking up. it is similar to that. or it could be like bonnie and clyde broken up. >> reporter: didn't they die? >> well, they got shot. but they were going to break up. [laughter] >> reporter: his wit and dear friendship have made my work feel like anything but. >> see this one. >> reporter: we have been partnered for the better part of 30 years now. traveled to every corner of the country, covered the strange and the somber. the hurry-ups and the waits. and to think, it all began with a chance meeting at a company holiday party. >