here in research the legacy of past eur and curie, thanks to vaccines, 50 million of the world's childrenuberculosis. science or art, paris is the fountainhead of ideas, diverse and often daring, for france is a nonconformist land. it has been said that every man has two homelands, his own and france. since the middle ages, paris with her great university of the sorbonnne has been a second home for all of those that seek beauty and the truth. there is much beauty here, perhaps more than has ever been packed into one city before. it took 2,000 years to make paris and it needs a lifetime to know her well. and yet her landmarks are household words for half the people on earth, notre dame, the plastic elect concord, the eiffel tower and in its shadow, today nato's headquarters where france is host to her allies in the atlantic alliance, the national assembly housing france's elected representatives. i do not agree with what you say, but i will defend to the death your right to say it. this is the credo of france. the people are more individualistic and it follows that no politics are more liv

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of impact that could have because there have been no mix and match trials on each manufacturer of curie doubt their own trials involving only 2 doses of their own product so the question of how interchangeable they are is really wide open one american professor told the new york times that in his view the british authorities in the current emergency were trying to guess their way out of the mess the british guidelines however call the move reasonable since in different ways. all 3 vaccines target the same area on the virus what's called the spike protein and experts in the u.k. think a 2nd dose of any other approved vaccine would be better than no 2nd dose at all to be honest i don't know enough about vaccine science to make any confident predictions and opinions among those who do know enough are divided but i can say i think basing decisions like this on on the reasonable assumptions rather than on hard data is risky and a lot of experts agree. and putting your trust in faith or a mosque we leave you with footage of the festival in india hundreds of thousands of hindus are descending

of impact that could have because there have been no mix and match trials on each manufacturer of curie doubt their own trials involving only 2 doses of their own product so the question of how interchangeable they are is really wide open one american professor told the new york times that in his view the british authorities in the current emergency were trying to guess their way out of the mess the british guidelines however call the move reasonable since in different ways all 3 vaccines target the same area on the virus what's called the spike protein and experts in the u.k. think a 2nd dose of any other approved vaccine would be better than no so. that all going to be honest i don't know enough about vaccine science to make any confident predictions and opinions among those who do know enough are divided but i can say i think basing decisions like this on on the reasonable assumptions rather than on hard data is risky and a lot of experts agree. and putting your trust in faith or a mosque will leave you with footage of the festival in india hundreds of thousands of hindus are to sit

half a 1000000 and we're worried that that's the silent crisis going on behind closed doors marie curie and end of life charities says lockdowns mean many of the bereaved aren't getting help those people are isolated they're dealing with complex difficult the reason and that they might not be getting the support they need surely would gallagher's father died alone she's shielding because of a health condition and couldn't go to the funeral instead she was given protective clothing and allowed just a few minutes beside her father's body the rituals we have around funerals my. new lives. are all taken from. around 100000 need to be down in bradford darkness doesn't stop the burials the global spread of cove it carries with it a 2nd pandemic mass grief andrew simmons al jazeera bradford. still ahead in this half hour rolling into the heart of the indian farmers breaking barricades with their tractors as they fight against reforms. we've got more wet weather pushing into southeastern parts of australia over the next couple of days at the moment it's been pretty hot in new south wales the te

but i can tell you this when the fed pulls the plug on their curie program and starts raising it rinses raise a market is going to crash and you want to be that way i'll tell you i'll send it back to you is there anything that the buy an administration can do or even will do to strengthen the reliance or the confidence in the u.s. dollar right now. well i think they're going to do their very best to try and undermine that so i think they're going to be spending a lot more money and we're going to see michael pender's theory really put to the test here and see how quickly they can really engineer an economic crash they're going to be spending a lot more money they're going to be doing things like raising the minimum wage quite aggressively they're going to be forgiving all sorts of debt and creating all sorts of new debt so it's going to be interesting for years i will say that i agree with with with michael's assessment that once the fed starts increase interest rates things are going to look really bad but the real problem there is that everyone else is watching that as well so soon as

half a 1000000 and we're worried that that's the silent crisis going on behind closed doors marie curie and end of life charities says lockdowns mean many of the bereaved aren't getting help those people are isolated so dealing with complex difficult the reason and that they might not be getting the support they need surely would gallagher's father died alone she's shielding because of a health condition and couldn't go to the funeral instead she was given protective clothing and allowed just a few minutes beside her father's body rituals we have around funerals. the new lives catherine ashton and are all taken from us not. so. around 100000 need to be. in bradford darkness doesn't stop the burials the global spread of covert carries with it a 2nd pandemic mass grief. well aside from all the grief there are questions to be onset of war. it is the u.k. got the highest figures for deaths in europe well a lot of criticism is aimed at the government for its handling of the pandemic it was late getting the whole process going in terms of set up it have no real access to large numbers of p.p.

they don't have consequences that they cannot be an astronaut perhaps or who can be the next curie, for they have limited consequences that have to be recognized by law. one example where heightened scrutiny resulted in an outcome that i think would be really disastrous for women. scrutinyme court applied to any discrimination on the basis of race in the prison system. even though there is very good evidence, for example, that segregating prisons by race and racial gangs does decrease violence because you have less interaction between rival gangs. this very good evidence that it lowers violence. nevertheless, the supreme court said that is not a good enough reason. no, you have to apply heightened scrutiny. even in this case, it is such an important principle under our constitution that the states cannot discriminate on the basis of race that we are even going to say you cannot use that tool to even mitigate violence in prison. what happens when sexism is considered the same level of scrutiny? physicalto me that the of women in comparison to men make women uniquely vulnerable if they we

than half a 1000000 and we're worried that that's the silent crisis going on behind closed doors mary curie and end of life charities says lockdowns mean many of the bereaved aren't getting help those people are isolated so dealing with complex difficult the reason and that they might not be getting the support they need surely would gallagher's father died alone she's shielding because of a health condition and couldn't go to the funeral instead she was given protective clothing and allowed just a few minutes beside her father's body rituals we have around funeral my. new lives catherine ashton and are all taken from us not. so. around 100000 need to be back. in bradford darkness doesn't stop the burials the global spread of covert carries with it a 2nd pandemic mass grief. one thing that has helped some with their grief is the assurance from the prime minister that there will be some commemoration that there will be some marked to respect for all the dead all the heroes you referred to from the front line that was something that many people feel they needed to hear because certainly a mar