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we're joined by cutter enough and she's a live data scientist at the world data lab catarina since the start of the pandemic we've been inundated with numbers and it can be hard to derive meaning from that we've seen the death toll from corona virus worldwide past 1000000 now what does a figure like that tell us. first of all i think it tells us that we should really take this challenge seriously i mean one we can use find a high number and i think that a few months ago you wouldn't really ask me to imagine this but to really drive meaning from that on birth and to really be stand for something measures and i think it's even more important to look at countries numbers and especially constitute big numbers of deaths and i think it still always all these numbers these things that make really puts into a new situation and to remain challenge and still we don't you know how the next months will turn out but why is it most important to get country specific numbers and especially of deaths does how does that help us get the most accurate picture of the impact of the pandemic. so 1st of all i

we're joined by cutter enough and she's a live data scientist at the world data lab catarina since the start of the pandemic we've been inundated with numbers and it can be hard to derive meaning from that we've seen the death toll from corona virus worldwide past 1000000 now what does a figure like that tell us. well 1st of all i think it tells us that we should really take this challenge seriously i mean when we're going this fight a high number and i think that a few months ago you couldn't really ask me to imagine this but to really drive meaning from that on birth and to really stand for something measures and i think it's even more important to look at country specific numbers and especially constitute big numbers of deaths and i think it still all these all these numbers these things that make really puts into a new situation and to remain challenge and still we don't you know how the next months will turn out. but why is it most important to get countries specific numbers and especially of deaths does how does that help us get the most accurate picture of the impact of the pand

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many of the penguins washed ashore weak and hungry, in the southern state of santa catarina in july andtheir first annual migration from patagonia in search of food. they received medical attention and were microchipped before happily making their way back into the ocean, frolicing among the waves, upon release. that is bbc news, business news is coming right up. hello there. we are moving into a quieter spell of weather. it may only be short—lived, mind you. essentially, we've got high—pressure dominating, but again, the centre of the high pressure is towards the north of the uk, hence those winds off the north sea, as we've seen over the past few days, bringing with them a few showers as well. probably not as many showers today compared with what we had yesterday, and more places will be dry with a little sunshine, but it will be a chilly start to the day on friday, especially where we've got the clearer skies in the west. we start with a few showers to the east, they will run their way through lincolnshire, through the midlands, towards parts of wales and showers in the extreme south

many of the penguins washed ashore weak and hungry, in the southern state of santa catarina in july andembarking on their first annual migration from patagonia in search of food. hello. october has found a spell of quieter weather for the middle of month and although there have been some sunny spells around over the past few days, in fact, for a time it looked very nice on guernsey today, over the weekend, we can expect a lot of cloud and there is a ridge of high pressure that is extended across the uk. again, a lot of cloud around and still producing a bit of patchy rain and drizzle at times, although not amounting very much. a flow of air coming down from the north, so, it is quite cool out there. now, as we look at things as we go through the night, we'll be seeing some breaks in the cloud today, and we are expecting the sky to fill in with cloud, maybe still a few breaks down towards southwest england, so some rural spots in the low single figures but for most of us, cloudy, damp and drizzly night and temperatures holding a good few degrees above freezing as we start the day tomorro