mentioned this is quite a strong northerly wind down through the bosphorus the chain down through crete an intern or egypt not much to breeze on the coast of lebanon for example but there are still slow moving heavy showers in this place but the worst weather is going to be in northern egypt. but. it's a centuries old battle and the battle is being passed to a new. generation. witness follows a young native american as he takes the struggle into the 21st century america everybody's there although we did hear the sacrifice of the. is going to be sound as can be remembered. and go on a knife edge on al-jazeera. talk about the watching of 0 means the whole rom the reminder of our top news stories the u.s. presidential race remains too close to call those 4 battleground states still counting and any one of them could give joe biden the win over donald trump all trump is making unproven claims that if only legal votes were counted he'd win the election he says legal challenges may end up in the supreme court biden is urging people to be patient he says he's confident of becoming the next pre

, and if he's right, it probably means the crete reservation never went anywhere. that will be decided soon. the lay of the land is possibly going to shift in a huge way, in other words, cherokee nation -- i don't know if i can get back to the map here, that's just part of the cherokee nation, it goes up further. but if you look at it today, you see tulsa kind of over on the left and then you see crete territory. if you look at that today and you look at restricted land where the current law would say who has jurisdiction, it's a patchwork. i told you 90% of the land has been gone since then. if the murphy case, and the mcgirt case is the other case, suddenly said the reservations never went away, they're back today as a reservation. one way we handle it back home is through cross deputization movements. there are some areas of the country where tribes and law enforcement don't have a good relationship, sometimes it's downright hostile. in oklahoma i think we're in the top ten states where we have cold cases of indigenous women going missing and other people, so we

day, a warning in sudden baltic necros, finland, and one of potentially severe thunderstorms down in crete. now you see where the gales are coming in. that's just for the frequency of low pressure is coming in from the atlantic going across the northern part of europe is increasingly drawing in cold air as well as a drop in the temperature into single figures as a high in london for example and snow shampoo. in the alps, but this is a repeat performance of a low in the eastern med, which brings quite a strong wind out the black sea down across the bosphorus. and then you pick up is creasing, mean big clouds, so showers for that part of the eastern med including crete. once more, the process continues. during friday, the winds will be lighter in the baltic. admittedly, the time she served dropped even more vienna down at 70 got snow showing up in parts of slovakia, ukraine, and of course, western russia and the circulation here not far away from sicily, bringing yet more story well to central med which was show itself up in least not today, but tomorrow in tunisia, libya and increasingly i

the sun's out the mediterranean weather is rather better in crete, but to be honest, this eastern side of the military will see strong winds down through the g 8 in the coast of libya for the next 2 days. jump into the stream and julian on global community diversity is biosecurity. is that essential for our species to survive? be part of the debate. i know you have ideas and you can be part of this conversation. when no topic is off the table, the police are not neutral and all of these cases here is to terrorize. and here's the other part of this. there's no consequence, this stream on out is the new little the old welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera, hong kong's government has disqualified for opposition. politicians accusing them of being a threat to national security. china has passed a patriotism resolution, allowing the territory to bar politician is a challenge its will. the military operation in northern ethiopia is threatening to spill over the country's borders. several 1000 people have fled the region since prime minister abbey akhmed ordered the offensive

this is the north coast of crete, east of the capital, mostly. and this is just one example of where you get several 100 men to be surveyed up in the mountains all focused down into one street. and thus the dampeners, are we seeing this in the arms of the e.g. in, throughout the summer? we're still seeing it now as we are well into autumn, and it may not be the last is the potential in cyprus is still that strong winds through the gene into crete itself, but quite possibly of on the west is whether then leaves the island. you'll find it once again is once again on the eastern side of libya, that indicates, of course, a change in the weather type, eastern med and the event and beyond. we see a drop in temperature. we've seen brief bits of flooding in some parts of the proper rain, which is the change of season spreading across iraq and into iraq. the focus is probably going to be on the north coast around the south coast of the caspian, if you like, for the next couple of days, quite a strong breeze blowing down the sea itself. so the forecast for

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think and towards trying to avoid infections in europe yeah we will most likely see civil unrest in crete over the next few months because of the lockdowns it will be a harsh winter everyone hoped after 1st lockdown with the relatively mild summer that the worst was over but now we started the new episode off of another lockdown and god knows how long this will take so what will be very gentle for the rest of the year and also early next year for no if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the law and strict measures but of course when we see the unemployment rise we see more bankruptcy there will probably be a point where people say ok no more and that's something you really seems treats of course and if we're only increase as long as we we don't find a way to to to live or deal with the virus. go back to our top story now an ongoing manhunt in vienna police have confirmed one death in a shooting near a synagogue in the city center with gunfire reported at a total of 6 different locations chancellor sebastian kurtz has called the violence a repulsive terror attack po

i think and towards trying to avoid infections europe year we will most likely see civil unrest in crete over the next few months because of the lockdowns it will be a harsh winter everyone hoped after 1st along with the relatively mild summer that the worst was over but now we started the new episode off of another lockdown and god knows how long this will take so what will be very challenging for the rest of the year and also early next year for no if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the law and strict measures but of course when we see the unemployment rise we see more bankruptcy there will probably be a point where people say ok no more and that's something you really seems trees are forcing the only increase as long as we we don't find a way to to to live or deal with with the virus. back top breaking news story and an ongoing terrorist incident in vienna police have confirmed one dead in a shooting near a synagogue in the city center at the moment all far to say 6 different locations all across the capital have witnessed gunfire all stress interior ministe

think and towards trying to avoid infections in europe yeah we will most likely see civil unrest in crete over the next few months because of the lockdowns it will be a harsh winter everyone hoped after 1st lockdown with a relatively mild summer that the worst was over but now we started the new episode off of another lockdown and god knows how long this will take so what will be very jet engine for the rest of the year and also early next year for now if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the long end and strict measures but of course when we see the unemployment rise we see more bankruptcies there will probably be a point where people say ok no more and that's something you really seem streeter for some that we're only increase as long as we we don't find a way to to to live or deal with the with the virus does it for me i'll be back in 31 and a half minutes with another question is this art international. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest in the world of politics. i'm sure i'll see you then. the u.s. has a history of c

you saw those floods just staying crete. i show them up. libya will get not so much snow floods slow moving showers, and they'll be persistent for a couple of days. we've also got rain in the form of showers still as far north in west africa, sierra leone. but the focus on the thrust is a bit further south. in the 2nd part of identity and exiled nephew council travels to the middle east to retrace his steps. palestinian refugees in the baes, about half of the world's palestinian population and see the conflict through the eyes of the living. it breaks my heart to see this man was going like a father to yearn for a place that he may never see. i don't mean it is real for me to go out about my gun to 0 correspondent the, you know, the, the, all the time after reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera, ethiopia's prime minister says his forces have gained ground in the northern region of key gray where the federal government is battling local forces, aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian disaster in the region with hundreds killed and tho

think and towards trying to avoid infections in europe yeah we will most likely see civil unrest in crete over the next few months because of the lockdowns will be a harsh winter everyone hoped after 1st lockdown with the relatively mild summer that the worst was over but now we started the new episode off of another lockdown and god knows how long this will take so what will be very challenging for the rest of the year and also early next year for now if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the law down end and strict measures but of course when we see the unemployment rise we see more bankruptcy there will probably be a point where people say ok no more and that's something you really seems treats of course and that will only increase as long as we we don't find a way to to to live or deal with with the virus and as for me this i'll be back with the headlines of about say 30 minutes your watch martin fashion. american media greed nearly in lockstep ovoid need to practice journalism again ideology trumps common sense reality after the election how many voters will s

probably eventually for crete as well. the following weather looks rather quieter, with the exception of the weather in ireland, which is still windy, fairly mild and often wet. so given what's happening in the central med, you would expect at some point to see an increase in the shower likelihood on the coast of libya and theat is still there. just wandering around in the ocean of the 29th names to all of this record breaking season. most of north africa is of course, quiet now the exception of libya and tunisia, but he said what show us in west africa, at least along the coast of places like gonna talk to motor. is there a risk, realistically, how can you do it? institutionalize corruption in this country? we listen. if this breaks up a conflict between august on and india, this has implications for the rest of the world. we meet with global newsmakers and talk about the stories that matter. is there a frank assessment anyway, the protestors. anyway, either the people who were the vision and in-depth analysis of the bigg

rest of saturday to see very windy weather blowing of the bosphorus down the gin affecting greece crete with showers building to pretty big ones on the storms for western side of egypt and a good part of libya east the gulf are set to books forecast specifically this one here when we need for saturday and sunday and even monday start off that way for the south but still in north africa the showers are crept around the corner once again through liberia and beyond and that'll last i think all weekend. as donald trump been good for america everything is in disarray the media of course taken every bit of bait that they can to demolish the fact that america has been a force for good in the world. half of the american people get inspiration from him and the other half cringe you weekly take on us tone it takes and society that's the bottom line what's most important to me is talking to people understanding what they're going through here and i just we believe everyone has a story worth hearing. this is al jazeera by the off the top stories for you this hour democratic nominee joe biden has ad

think and towards trying to avoid infections in europe yeah we will most likely see civil unrest in crete over the next few months because of the lockdowns will be harsh winter everyone hoped after 1st lot now with the relatively mild summer that the worst was over but now we started the new episode off of another lockdown and god knows how long this will take so what will be very challenging for the rest of the year and also early next year for know is if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the lockdown and the strict measures but look of course when we see the unemployment rise we see we're bankruptcy's there will probably be a point where people say ok no more and that's something you really seem streets of course and it will only increase as long as we we don't find a way to to to live or deal with with the fires still to come this hour turkey accuses france of the n.f.l. be out over its crackdown on hard line islamic art that after the sharp reich. seem wrong. we're all just all. yet to say proud is the answer. and in detroit. the trail. went on find themselves

think and towards trying to avoid infections in europe yeah we will most likely see civil unrest in crete over the next few months because of the lockdowns will be harsh winter everyone hoped after a 1st look now with a relatively mild summer did the worst was over but now we started the new episode off of another lockdown and god knows how long this will take so what will be very challenging for the rest of the year and also early next year for no if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the law and strict measures but of course when we see the unemployment rise we see more bankruptcies there will probably be a point where people say ok no more and that's something you really seems trees are forcing the only increase as long as we don't find a way to to to live or deal with the virus. the french president has infuriated many and the muslim world with his clampdown on radical islam following a wave of terrorist attacks and it sparked a war of words with turkey. if i spect he said i understand and respect that people might be shocked by the caricature was but i will ne

want to wait in a radio interview langford said he would intervene if president elect joe biden is in crete access to the presidential daily intelligence briefings by the end of the week transitions don't just start on election day they start money many months before that chris lu director of the 2008 obama transition team says making sure the new administration is properly briefed with security clearance takes time you want to make sure that the incoming leadership. >>is fully ready in 2 of the stress that are going on around the world, but house republican leader kevin mccarthy says there are still safeguards in place trust the intel community. he's not president right now. i don't know if you'll be president january 20th. but whoever is get the information in washington, i'm anna warren, a key. >>trump adviser corey lewandowski is the latest member of the trump team to test positive for covid he recently appeared alongside the president's lawyer rudy giuliani at an event last saturday outside the 4 seasons total landscaping company to contest election results said he was also at the elec

school i think and towards trying to avoid infections europe we will most likely see civil unrest in crete over the next few months because of the lockdowns will be a harsh winter everyone hoped after 1st look now with the relatively mild summer that the worst was over but now we started the new episode off of another lockdown and god knows how long this will take so what will be very challenging for the rest of the year and also early next year for no if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the law and the strict measures but the of course when we see the unemployment rise we see we're bankruptcy's there will probably be a point where people say ok no more and that's something you're really seems trees are forcing the world to increase as long as we we don't find a way to to to live or deal with the with the virus. gunmen have stormed the largest universe can afghanistan killing 9000 people mostly students as well as injuring 22 more a group of militants scented couple university on monday while a book was taking place attended by the a rainy at a basset up they open

probably eventually for crete as well. the following weather looks rather quater, with the exception of the weather in ireland, which is still windy, fairly mild and often wet. so given what's happening in the central med, you would expect at some point to see an increase in the shower likelihood on the coast of libya and theat is still there, just wandering around in the ocean as the 29th name storm, of this record breaking season. most of north africa is of course, quiet now the exception of libya and tunisia, but he said washouts in west africa at least along the coasts of places like gun for in, under a year. covert 19 has altered our societies and exposed deficiencies in political, social, and economic structure of capitalism is the pandemic. that is the root cause of so much of the suffering of apps and the data which old could literally save our lives, can be the headline, has the pandemic given us the chance to re-evaluate our world, all hail the lockdown coming soon on al-jazeera. well again, this is how it is the

and the aegean into crete, and then the warm water means a circulation starts, which means showers from northern egypt writes an event and up towards the caucasus . it's cold enough now for the high ground of turkey. for that to show itself as snow. it's cold enough. the same to happen in iraq on the high ground for most it's going to be rain showers in the showers, continue the temps, only 16 dresser, for example, throughout saturday. so it's rain, then showers mostly was sunshine and that line of potential thunderstorm stretches right into the heart of saudi arabia as well. it might go south after that, as a tropical africa still can't rule out yet more rain on its way into the whole somalia. because of the circulation in the arabian sea. now if that carries on security moving west, you can imagine the result of the most part, the rain moving sas back slightly dry inside sudan. and that rain moving south is good news for the arc of a delta. for example, there is clouds trashy right across it. now in the forecast, it does rain here. so from angola down through botswana to a good part o

think and towards trying to avoid infections in europe yeah we will most likely see civil unrest in crete over the next few months because of the lockdowns it will be a harsh winter everyone hoped after 1st lockdown with the relatively mild summer that the worst was over but now we started the new episode off of another lockdown and god knows how long this will take so what will be very challenging for the rest of the year and also early next year for noel is if you look at the polls in holland most people still support the law and strict measures but of course when we see the unemployment rise we see were.

you saw as drug testing, crete, i show them up with libya, will get not so much snow floods slow moving showers, and they'll be persistent for a couple of days. we've also got rain in the form of showers still as far north in west africa, sierra leone, but the focus on the thrust is a bit further south. frank assessments, if american public opinion pieces betrayed by social media platforms after november 1 would be this. because if you believe that there are corrosive to our democracy, one obvious solution is to read from an informed opinion. anyway, the protesters aren't going anywhere either. it's a bullet with a revolution. in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines. who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. the e a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera. civilians are reported to have been massacred in northern ethiopia as fighting continues between the military and local forces in the tikrit region. i'm missing to national says hundreds may have been killed on monday. they've been protests outside a court in south africa where a senior officia

rest of saturday to see very windy weather blowing of the bosphorus down the gin affecting greece crete with showers building to pretty big ones on the storms for western side of egypt and a good part of libya east the gulf will sit 2 books forecast specifically this one here when we need for saturday and sunday and even monday start off that way for the south but still in north africa the showers are crept around the corner once again through liberia and beyond and that'll last i think all weekend. since 2013 wish the world innovation summit to health has gathered health care leaders practitioners and researchers together to learn interact and engage with innovative organizations. this year wish will take place spiritually under the banner of one world our health. registered at wish dot org dot q.a. . with. the e.u. . the i. can back watching al-jazeera live from london our top story of course joe biden edging closer to that magic number of 270 electoral votes that will make him the next president of the united states is now overtaken donald trump in 2 key battleground states pennsylva

my family came from crete cuba. as a little girl my grandmother would tell me the horrors of communism, socialism, however it is you want to call it and i'm here to support that freedom that we have. we need to keep him in office to save america, to keep the soul of america we need to really fight to keep him in office. >> there are concerns among democratic officials in miami-dade county but so far in early voting democrats are underperforming. the percentage of registered democrats who have voted early is about eight points lower than registered republicans. this is a heavily democratic county. they really need to run up the margins here if the democrats are going to win the state of florida with its 29 electoral votes. because florida practice their votes about three weeks early we could see results or a strong direction on election night already across the state more than 8 million people have voted. that's more than 60% of all registered voters. laura, back to you. >> that looks like a fun party tonight. wow. t

med and his the circulation of this was strong, wind down across the bosphorus and the aegean, into crete. and then the warm water means a circulation starts, which means showers from northern egypt writes in the vent and up towards the caucasus. it's cold enough now for the high ground of turkey. for that to show itself a snow, it's cold enough the same to happen in iraq the high ground. for most it's going to be rain showers in the showers, continue the temperature only 16 druce are for example throughout saturday. so it's rain, then showers mostly was sunshine and that line of potential thunderstorm stretches right into the heart of saudi arabia as well. after that, as for tropical africa still can't rule out yet more rain on its way into the whole somalia because a circulation in the arabian sea. now if that carries on circadian moving west, you can imagine the result of the most part, the rain moving so fast that it's largely dry inside sudan. and that rain moving south is good news for the oak of a delta. for example. there is a cloud structure right across it. now in the forecast,

want to wait in a radio interview langford said he would intervene if president elect joe biden is in crete access to the presidential daily intelligence briefings by the end of the week transitions don't just start on election day they start money many months before that chris lu director of the 2008 obama transition team says making sure the new administration is properly briefed with security clearance takes time you want to make sure that the incoming leadership is fully ready in 2 of the stress that are going on around the world, but house republican leader kevin mccarthy says there are still safeguards in place trust the intel community. >>he's not president right now. i don't know if you'll be president january 20th. >>but whoever is get the information in washington, i'm anna warren, a key. >>morning news, the sharks are telling city leaders and fans they could be forced to leave the s a t center. tell you what could force them out of town and why the mayor isn't worried. and bay area airports are preparing for what's expected to be the busiest travel day of the year during this pan

we have additional ya authors on saturday, and pa crete colors who this "black lives matter --" one the "black lives matter" founders who has released a ya addition of her memoir, when they call you a terrorist. so i hope you will check in beyond today for other programs that we have taking place over the shomberg litfest and you can watch this on shomberg shombergcenterlitfest.org and you, reone-half them in the coming weeks, this festival continues to expand our long tradition of championing authors of african descent. how fortunate there are three books revisiting the essential writings of audra lorde at this time. who knew that audra lorde was the person we would need in this moment but i would say that she is always present, she is always needed, and as when she could have chose son many authors to read from last week win we had program around poets she chose two poems by her friend, awe audra lorde and alice walker so i'm going to introduce the panel so they can drove abuse you to their audre lorde. first mahogany browne, writer organizer and educator. the executive director of a

to wait in a radio interview ling forde said he would intervene if president elect joe biden is in crete access to the presidential daily intelligence briefings by the end of the week transitions don't just start on election day they start money many months before that chris lu director of the 2008 obama transition team says making sure the new administration is properly briefed with security clearance takes time you want to make sure that the incoming leadership. >>is fully ready in 2 of the stress that are going on around the world, but house republican leader kevin mccarthy says there are still safeguards in place trust the intel community. he's not president right now i don't know if you'll be president january 20th. but whoever is get the information in washington, i'm anna warren to keep. >>coming up officials are investigating after a pilot dies in a fiery plane crash in a southern california neighborhood. details of what we know tonight and a beauty supply owner hit hard by the pandemic then now targeted by thieves in pasedena cameras capture the making off with thousands of doll

. ♪ ♪ >>> greece, torrential rain shoving cars out to sea and flooding homes on the island of crete.dy waters stretching inland all of the way from the shoreline flash floods slamming this area for the third time in less than a month. >>> india, thick orange-hued smog gripping new delhi. the city going into its seventh straight day of severe air quality. it's causing stinging eyes and sore throats authorities banning firework ahead of the diwali festival the government needs to do more to stop pollution. >> spain more than 2,000 migrant, mostly from africa stranded in camps near a point in the canary islands. those red tents are actually red cross blankets the spanish government reports ten times more migrants have reached the islands this year, refugee rights group leaders say living conditions there could soon resemble the worst greek refugee camps. >>> japan. thousands of cranes flocking to the southwestern part of the country for the winter the more common type, hooded cranes the second most common, those are the ones with the vertical gray and white stripes and looking good as w

want to wait in a radio interview ford said he would intervene if president elect joe biden is in creteess to the presidential daily intelligence briefings by the end of the week transitions don't just start on election day they start money many months before that chris lu director of the 2008 obama transition team says making sure the new administration is properly briefed with security clearance takes time you want to make sure that the incoming leadership. >>is fully ready in 2 of the stress that are going on around the world, but house republican leader kevin mccarthy says there are still safeguards in place trust the intel community. he's not president right now. i don't know if you'll be president january 20th. but whoever is get the information in washington, i'm anna warren, a key. >>a viral video re tweeted by president trump claims to show fraud in la county but the county registrar's office claims that it is just not true. >>i thought they collected all i just want to document. >>the video shows election workers collecting a drop box in receipt of the day after the election,

the red now they're moving to the purple effective immediately so here's some video from while the crete last night people are outdoor dining. they need to create space to slow down covid covid-19 which is why it's not just the restaurants. the gyms the museum's the movie theaters, the places of worship will not allow people inside the positivity rate in contra costa county is still acceptable at around 3.7% for every 100,000 cases but they are fearful that if they don't jump on it now it could explode and overwhelmed. the hospital system just to give you an example in this particular county. it's now at around 11 covid cases for every 100,000 cases that come into hospitals to the health administrators and to be in the purple tier it should be at around 7%. so it's well above and beyond even that jumping off point which is why the governor's going to do this it's going to be monitored for 2 to 3 weeks to see what's going on. james and darya it could last a lot longer because decisions are actually made with data from a week ago say things maintain the way that they are this obviously wil

of turkey but what's going down behind it that cold wind will run through the bosphorus dam across crete and hit northern egypt not to be a cold blast bringing showers with it and those showers i think were just increase at the same time at the foot of the arabian prince there's a little tropical depression but little bunch of showers hitting the coast of a mob it may amount to nothing very much for it shows a slow change of season but inject enough moisture into the atmosphere to even give a shower to indo hearts any small chance for put in all the same however i think the majority of the weather was he's been to that is in those major ups and it looks pretty unpleasant. still ahead here on al-jazeera images of possible war crimes so much as the battle over the disputed territory if not gonna care about continuance facing drought while expecting flooding extreme weather in indonesia adds to the troubles a father has already struggling with the coronavirus pandemic and in sport argentinian football legendary maradona effect to be doing doing amazing following brain surgery far will have

probably eventually for crete as well.the following weather looks rather quieter, with the exception of the weather in ireland which is still windy, fairly mild and often wet. so given what's happening in the central med, you would expect at some point to see an increase in the shower likelihood on the coast of libya and theat is still there. just wandering around in the ocean of the 29th one storm of this record breaking season. most of north africa is of course, quiet now the exception of libya and tunisia, but he said what show us in west africa, at least along the coast of places like gonna one of the most wanted men on the planet masterminded a $4500000000.00 fraud. and want to put him in jail, but you cannot help being in the past i just 0, reveals never before heard recordings implicating some of the world's most powerful players. everyone close to would benefit by the abuse of power and corruption, jolo hunt for a fugitive on a just, you know, this is life on the streets of and out for maria, the discovery of theat

rest of saturday to see very windy weather blowing of the bosphorus down the gin affecting greece crete with showers building to pretty big ones on the storms for western side of egypt and a good part of libya east the gulf will see it 2 books forecast specifically this one here when we need for saturday and sunday and even monday start off that way for the south but still in north africa the showers are crept around the corner once again through liberia and beyond and that'll last i think all weekend. to drive their industrial expansion and european powers colonised future areas of the world rich resources so free labor and fast lands were exploited in the name of civilization and wealth until the colonies decided that had enough in a new 3 part documentary series out as they are exposed the district suffering and legacy of france as an aerial posture. not in tears french to colonize ation coming soon around the world powerful entities are working to manipulate and influence us trolls is thought to scrape just algorithms that a team developed and designed to push content that says quic

done his weekly update of the travel corridor, and he says that now all of greece, apart from corfu, crete those areas i have just outlined, all the other areas will be subject to quarantine for people returning. the travel ban on denmark will be extended for another 14 days, and other countries that have been added to the travel corridor list, so these are countries where you don't need to self—isolate when you don't need to self—isolate when you return, they are bahrain, chile, iceland, cambodia, lagos, qatarand the turks & caicos islands. so that is the latest weekly update from grant shapps. now, around 100,000 new covid cases were occurring in england at the start of the lockdown, new research suggests. the study by university college london showed one in 80 people were infected between october 16 and november second. double that reported in early october. paul elliott is professor of epidemiology and public health medicine at imperial college london and director of the react programme. good afternoon to you. i wonder if just to start you could remind people what distinguishes this pa