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but the catch of them not as good as they used to be at hereford from bangladesh, where pollution and climate change are devastating fishing communities. ah, ah. the southwest monsoon beginning to retreats, hello, a few weeks behind schedule, but here's what it's looking like. the rains not as active as they have been for that reason, but still some heavy falls can be found maharaj straw rate in to go up, but all bread and amber weather alerts have been dropped over to the south china sea. we've got a weather maker swirling around its whipping rain around all sides here. so north of mandela that a $130.00 millimeters of rain and then for northern in central parts of vietnam, about $200.00 millimeters. and then this also happened on high nan province in china. water rescues here more than 30 people to flood water is about a meter and a half deep here. all caused by that weather maker spinning around in the south china sea. now for southern sections of china, temperature is dropping in grey lin $33.00 degrees and we've got our plumb rains falling between the yellow and the yangtze river

lucy letby, from hereford, worked at the countess of chester hospital betweenjune 2015 and june 2016.is due to begin in october next year. two american scientists who discovered how our bodies sense the warmth of the sun or feel the hug of a loved one have won the nobel prize for medicine. david julius and ardem patapoutian used chilli and wasabi to identify the sensors that enable the body to feel heat, pain and pressure. 0ur north america reporter james clayton reports from san francisco. we set out to understand the molecules that underlie our sense of function. ., , ,., molecules that underlie our sense of function. ., ,,., g , ., , function. professorjulius and his team set out _ function. professorjulius and his team set out to _ function. professorjulius and his team set out to better— function. professorjulius and his l team set out to better understand how we experience the world, how touch helps us to experience everything from our morning coffee to a hug from a loved one. you might think it is pretty obvious when a cup of coffee is too hot, or a drink is too cold, but scien

lucy from hereford worked at the chester hospital between june 2015 and june 2016. worked at the chesterlivering fuel. and while there has been a big improvement across much of the country petrol stations in london and the southeast are still running out. our economics editor faisal islam has been assessing the economic backdrop to the speech. this is the army helping out in the distribution of british petrol. even as there are wider post—lockdown supply chain challenges across the globe, these scenes are unique to britain. for the government, this is an example of what the chancellor referred to as whatever it takes to deal with problems in getting goods to market normally. the latest figures showed there has been a marked improvement across the uk except in london and south—east, where the petrol situation remains challenging. the underlying haulage driver issue also remains. it's all very well saying improve pay and conditions. next week, boris will be whinging and whining that inflation has gone crazy because everyone is paying twice as much for their drivers as they were six months

lucy letby, from hereford is charged with murdering five boys and three girls at the countess of chesterthat might be involved in the depressive symptoms in that particular individual, which assimilate the same region for everyone. instead of this study what they have done as they have tried to map the circuit in advance to try to figure out exactly what the centre of the circuit driving the depressive symptoms might be, and then they found another region in then they found another region in the circuit which they have stimulated in order to bring activity down in that central hub. which we have known has been involved in depression for a very long time, and then finally they set “p long time, and then finally they set up a closed system, as they call it, where the sensor detects activity, and when it gets too high, this stimulated turns on in other region for a very short period of time, just a few seconds, brings activity back down again and then automatically turns itself off again. so it is a totally different way and are much more sophisticated way and are much more sophisticated wa

patients, so one of the initiatives that we are looking at initiatives that we are looking at in herefordre grateful for your time and explaining - it out. mike moran, we are grateful for your time and explaining all - for your time and explaining all that. it is really interesting to see how this may develop. thank you, mike moran there, the chief executive of rutherford health. thank you, then. a key spending pledge to help some of the world�*s poorest countries cut their carbon footprint has not been met, days before world leaders are due to meet in glasgow for the cop26 climate summit. the richest nations had promised to raise $100 billion a year for developing countries by 2020, but this won�*t be achieved until 2023 at the earliest. meanwhile gases which cause atmospheric warming rose to record levels last year, despite the pandemic. a report by the world meteorological organization shows that concentrations of co2, methane and nitrous oxide rose by more than the average rate over the last decade. the report�*s authors say this will drive temperatures above the limits set out in the