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this delia news and these are our top stories 2000000 people have now died from covert 19 in the years since the outbreak began governments around the world are racing to vaccinate their populations but have so far failed to stem rising numbers of infections and deaths new variants of corona virus that scientists believe are more transmissible have been blamed for the surgeon infections. he was vaccine maker fines or has informed the european commission that it will not be able to fulfill all of its promise deliveries in the coming weeks because of building works intended to boost production at its plant in belgium canada will also face the least those supplies to the united states will not be affected. by german chancellor angela merkel see the new party has begun its conference taking place digitally this year due to the pandemic delegates will elect a new leader to replace on a good come columbina who is standing down 3 candidates are in the running for the job the vote will take place on saturday and the winner will become firm to in a week's time. this is g.w. news from berlin fol

some days it's take so long barely she couldn't open her apartment windows her children 8 year old delia and 7 year old cover saba started feeling ill more often the point came when you here couldn't take it any more she moved away from her home village shop over 7 kilometers to the town of clinton one. that would the little ones always had something wrong with them one day the pediatrician told me their lungs were making rattling noise as i didn't have to think about it i started looking for an apartment here and clean for us later after the movie went back to the same doctor and oh what i thought what a miracle the noises in their lungs were gone how come very simple we moved away from the landfill. professor he of us case was no isolated one waste disposal is one of russia's most pressing issues greenpeace figures show. so less than 4 percent of waste being processed and only 2 percent going to incineration plants the rest goes straight into dumps ironically the country with the largest land area on earth can't find enough space for the estimated 70000000 tons of waste its population

she's spending her final days at home cared for by her daughter and the mobile hospice service or delia i think it's she's receiving morphine for the breast cancer that has now spread to her skin. i rather panicked at 1st happy from disempower i didn't know whether she would die quickly. what was he. or she doesn't have the strength to leave her room any more. she's there all the time . but she manages to get lots of stimulus from outside the world comes to her. and speed we enjoy every day. the hospice services to that. we are they are even if maria is physically weak she still treated with the respect she enjoyed when she was younger. it's fun i hear ya. know mariya me i visit not again. i don't need anything making christians so in here me i sit down yes you may have been up i've brought you a little something about a surprise it's close your eyes and guess what you didn't. recognize the smile. lavender exactly wonderful mommy of how are you today maria. i'm ok that's good so you're looking good. because we have to take the path we recognize. it's not always easy. to be truly human i

award winners near and dear to my heart is the [inaudible] and the amazing jackie and kurt grimes, and delia patrick was also honored. most intensely and most importantly, our india basin project, and ensuring to complete this transformational park project with the first and one of the nation's park equitable park planning processes. so a great event, and i'm so proud of our team for hosting it. i also want to provide just one more update and say thanks on our racial planning equity work. i shared with all of you that phase one of our racial equity action plan has been submitted, and i want to acknowledge all of the thoughtful work that went into the development of phase one of this important strategic plan for racial equity. you know, i am proud of this work and not because we claim to have all the answers on how to dismantle systemic racism or, you know, white supremacist systems in our department [inaudible] we approach it collaboratively with an open mind and big hearts. i'm also deeply grateful to all of you for your thoughtful contributions during our december presentation and during o

award winners near and dear to my heart is the [inaudible] and the amazing jackie and kurt grimes, and delia patrick was also honored. most intensely and most importantly, our india basin project, and ensuring to complete this transformational park project with the first and one of the nation's park equitable park planning processes. so a great event, and i'm so proud of our team for hosting it. i also want to provide just one more update and say thanks on our racial planning equity work. i shared with all of you that phase one of our racial equity action plan has been submitted, and i want to acknowledge all of the thoughtful work that went into the development of phase one of this important strategic plan for racial equity. you know, i am proud of this work and not because we claim to have all the answers on how to dismantle systemic racism or, you know, white supremacist systems in our department [inaudible] we approach it collaboratively with an open mind and big hearts. i'm also deeply grateful to all of you for your thoughtful contributions during our december presentation and during o

some are described to me as like delia smith making a recipe., it isjust their uk factories. that is the issue, it is just trying to work through these teething problems, but is the problem you have when you try to set up a is the problem you have when you try to setup a system like this, which is very complete data. to be there to the companies involved, this is the kind of thing that would normally take years and years to get off of the ground, and they are trying to do it in less than a year. we are all amateur virologist now, jim, and it is fascinating. i'm loving it. the vaccine programme here relies on volunteers. 30,000 volunteers have been signed up to help the nhs with the roll—out of the covid—19 vaccines and they will now qualify to receive the jab themselves. the first aid charity, stjohn ambulance, says volunteers will be classed as front line health workers and given priority. no one here is a medical professional. theyjust want no one here is a medical professional. they just want to help. sarah normally works as a yoga teacher. “