i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. once upon a time, hiv diagnosis was seen as a death sentence. those days are now gone with advances in treatment, allowing people to live long lives. but challenges do remain, especially in a global pandemic. that's seen the supply of hiv drugs in some parts of the world severely disrupted around the world. there are some 38000000 people living with hiv. last year alone, 1700000 new infections were recorded, and 690000 people lost their lives to the disease. people living with hiv are especially vulnerable during this pandemic. for one, they're more at risk of falling severely ill with covert 19, but perhaps even more crucially of the coronavirus economy is down. many sufferers have not been able to access medication. it's a very welcome arrival. employees of the north star alliance deliver a choice drugs to the goldwater settlement west of johannesburg. the risk of becoming seriously or even faintly ill with covert 19, is twice as high for hiv, positive people. many are avoiding over

this is new business i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me from has reopened its border with the united kingdom paving the way for cross channel freights traffic to resume the move comes after french authorities restricted travel due to a new coronavirus variant discovered in england truck drivers in the u.k. will now have to test negative for cope at 19 in order to pos into fronts budget there's confusion about how the process works and how long it will take still the news will come of a relief to english supermarkets which had already been seeing panic buying. long lines may be a common sight in the run up to christmas but empty shelves are not britons in many parts of the country worried about potential food shortages rushed to supermarkets in recent days panic buying is leading to empty shelves in many stores holiday shopping options are limited since much of the country has reentered strict lockdowns supermarkets are among the few places allowed to open shoppers take it in stride. i was pretty good to encourage people to purchase going about their business. know pretty empty and ch

this. 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me an estimated 115000000 people around the world don't have a home lack of affordable accommodation unemployment a family breakdown and addiction are some of the major causes now during the pandemic homeless people have been pushed into a more precarious situation than ever and our next report will meet lukey a homeless man in the german city of cologne business used to be better. every day. and hopes for the goodwill of the passers by but since the start of the pandemic the tourist crowds have dissipated and most of the people keep their distance. there are fewer people around and fewer people who approach me because they're scared of corona. i guess because i'm homeless live on the street on good days nuki used to make up to 30 euros in 3 hours enough to feed himself and his dogs but in recent months he's had to sit here for an entire day. look he spends his nights a new bridge he's 35 and came to germany from slovakia to find work he's been homeless on and off for the past 5 years he lost his last home in august because his landl

and that's it you're up to date on more for you there will be more feel at the top of the hour kate ferguson has more now on the economic implications of the deal in a business news update oh she's coming up now. and it will not be you know what's at the website that's d.w. adoptive couple of good. and you hear me now oh yes we don't need you and hard on stands and sound so now i'm going to back off and you kind of have been surprised to self with what is possible who is man called really what moved. up to talk to people who followed her along the way maurice and critics alike joining us from echols lock stock.

this is d w s code 900 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the united kingdom has become the 1st country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine developed by germany's biotech and u.s. pharma giant pfizer braces regulatory authorities say the job can be delivered in the coming days the vaccine which has been found to be 95 percent effective in trials uses an r. and a technology to train the body to create antibodies against the disease but until a vaccine is rolled out around the world the usual rules that wash your hands keep your distance where a mosque remain the only way to guard against the virus here in europe many countries are still struggling to deal with surging infection numbers in spain a nighttime curfew is in place across the country. reporter young philip schultz discovered not everyone is sticking to the rules. every week and moderate police have been knocking on hundreds of doors to shut down illegal parties meetings of up to 6 people who are not related but police have broken up parties of more than 200 who are keen as a business student in madrid

this. 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me in the past few months have been tough living in constant fear of getting sick or losing your job can make you feel like you're not in control one thing you do have some agency over though is your diet and as our next report shows good nutrition can have a major impact on health outcomes. don't want you to function. if you really like hospital food but it's more than just a question of taste you christian is vital and most clinics and hospitals pay too little attention to a well balanced diet. dr viola andresen from hamburg has been dealing with the effects of poor hospital nutrition on patients for 20 years so i should mention these people simply are more at risk of being in the i.c.u. for longer of having to stay in hospital longer of increased complications and are even more at risk of dying from their disease. geriatric physician dr martin ville calm has many weak patients and he sees the dangers of poor nutrition every day. and eating in on balance a diet especially in the elderly causes them to lose weight quickly and lose

this. 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the past few months have been tough living in constant fear of getting sick or losing your job can make you feel like you're not in control one thing you do have some agency over though is your diet and as our next report shows good nutrition can have a major impact on health. thank you not just a. few really like hospital food but it's more than just a question of taste you tradition is vital and most clinics and hospitals pay too little attention to a well balanced diet dr viola andreessen from hamburg has been dealing with the effects of poor hospital nutrition on patients for 20 years so i should mention these people simply are more at risk of being in the i.c.u. for longer of having to stay in hospital longer of increased complications or even more risk of dying from their disease. geriatric physician dr martin has many week patients and he sees the dangers of poor nutrition every day. especially in the elderly causes them to lose weight quickly and lose substance the body can no longer humans as quickly people get dizzy

this is 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me in the past few months have been tough living in constant fear of getting sick or losing your job can make you feel like you're not in control one thing you do have some agency over though is your diet and as our next report shows good nutrition can have a major impact on health. thank you imagine. if you really like hospital food but it's more than just a question of taste you tradition is vital and most clinics and hospitals pay too little attention to a well balanced diet dr viola andreessen from hamburg has been dealing with the effects of poor hospital nutrition on patients for 20 years so i should mention these people simply are more at risk of being in the i.c.u. for longer of having to stay in hospital longer of increased complications and are even more at risk of dying from their disease. geriatric physician dr martin ville calm has many weak patients and he sees the dangers of poor nutrition every day. and eating and on balance a diet especially in the elderly causes them to lose weight quickly and lose substance the bo

this. 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me in the past few months have been tough living in constant fear of getting sick or losing your job can make you feel like you're not in control one thing you do have some agency over though is your diet and as our next report shows good nutrition can have a major impact on health. thank you number 2. if you really like hospital food but it's more than just a question of taste you tradition is vital in most clinics and hospitals pay too little attention to a well balanced diet. dr viola under asen from hamburg has been dealing with the effects of poor hospital nutrition on patients for 20 years so i should mention these people simply are more at risk of being in the i.c.u. for longer of having to stay in hospital longer of increased complications and are even more at risk of dying from their disease. geriatric physician dr martin ville calm has many weak patients and he sees the dangers of poor nutrition every day. and eating in on balance a diet especially in the elderly causes them to lose weight quickly and lose substance the bo

this is news covert 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the past few months have been tough living in constant fear of getting sick or losing your job can make you feel like you're not in control one thing you do have some agency over though is your diet and as our next report shows good nutrition can have a major impact on health outcomes. i don't want to thank you. if you really like hospital food but it's more than just a question of taste you tradition is vital and most clinics and hospitals pay too little attention to a well balanced diet dr viola andreessen from hamburg has been dealing with the effects of poor hospital nutrition on patients for 20 years so i should mention these people simply are more at risk of being in the i.c.u. for longer of having to stay in hospital longer of increased complications and are even more at risk of dying from their disease. geriatric physician dr martin ville calm has many weak patients and he sees the dangers of poor nutrition every day. and eating in on balance a diet especially in the elderly causes them to lose weight quic

this is 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me once upon a time and hiv diagnosis was seen as a death sentence those days are now gone with advances in treatment allowing people to live long lives but challenges do remain especially amid a global pandemic that's seen the supply of hiv drugs in some parts of the world severely disrupted around the world there are some 38000000 people living with hiv last year alone 1700000 new infections were recorded and 690000 people lost their lives to the disease. people living with hiv are especially vulnerable in sharing this pandemic for one they're more at risk of falling fairly ill with covert 19 but perhaps even more crucially as the coronavirus economy is down many sufferers have not been able to access medication . to me. it's a very welcome arrival employees of the north star alliance deliver hiv drugs to the god while a settlement west of johannesburg. the risk of becoming seriously or even faintly ill with covert 19 is twice as high for hiv positive people. many are avoiding overcrowded hospitals for fear of infection and howe

this is the 1900 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me an estimated 150000000 people around the world don't have a home lack of affordable accommodation unemployment a family breakdown and addiction are some of the major causes now during the pandemic homeless people have been pushed into a more precarious situation than ever and our next report will meet lukey a homeless man in the german city of cologne. business used to be better here in cologne city center every day lookee redditch sits here and hopes for the goodwill of the passes by but since start of the pandemic the tourist crowds have dissipated and most of the people keep their distance. it will be when they go there are fewer people around them and fewer people who approach me because they're scared of corona i guess because i'm homeless on live on the street on good days lukey used to make up to 30 euros in 3 hours enough to feed himself and his dogs but in recent months has had to sit here for an entire day. look he spends his nights under a bridge he's 35 and came to germany from slovakia to find work. he's bee

i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. once upon a time, hiv diagnosis was seen as a death sentence. those days are now gone with advances in treatment allowing people to live long lives. but challenges do remain, especially amid a global pandemic. that's seen the supply of hiv drugs in some parts of the world severely disrupted around the world. there are some 38000000 people living with hiv. last year alone, 1700000 new infections were recorded and 690000 people lost their lives to the disease. people living with hiv are especially vulnerable in sharing this pandemic. for one, they are more at risk of falling severely ill with covert 19, but perhaps even more crucially of the coronavirus economy is down. many sufferers have not been able to access medication. it's a very welcome arrival. employees of the north star alliance delivered drugs to the god while the settlement west of johannesburg. the risk of becoming seriously or even faintly ill with covert 19, is twice as high for hiv positive people. many are avoiding ove

i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. an estimated 150000000 people around the world don't have a home, lack of affordable accommodation unemployment, a family breakdown and addiction are some of the major causes. now, during the pandemic, homeless people have been pushed into a more precarious situation than ever. and our next report will meet lukey, a homeless man in the german city of cologne. business used to be better every day and hopes for the goodwill of the passers by. but since start of the pandemic, the tourist crowds have dissipated, and most of the people keep their distance. there are fewer people around and fewer people who approach me because they're scared of corona, i guess because i'm homeless, live on the street. on good days, nuki used to make up to 30 euros in 3 hours enough to feed himself and his dogs. but in recent months, he's had to sit here for an entire day. look, he spent his night on the bridge. he's 35 and came to germany from slovakia to find work. he's been homeless on and off for the pas

this is doping is covered $900.00 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the united kingdom has become the 1st country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine developed by germany's biotech us pharma giant pfizer brushes regulatory authorities say the job can be delivered in the coming days the vaccine which has been found to be 95 percent effective in trials uses m r and a technology to train the body to create antibodies against the disease. but until a vaccine is rolled out around the world the usual rules that wash your hands keep your distance where a mosque remain the only way to guard against the virus here in europe many countries are still struggling to deal with surging infection numbers in spain a nighttime curfew is in place across the country. reporter young philip schultz discovered not everyone is sticking to the rules. every week and madrid police have been knocking on hundreds of doors to shut down illegal parties meetings of up to 6 people who are not related but police have broken up parties of more than 200 who are keen as a business student in madr

this is the dumping is coded $900.00 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the united kingdom has become the 1st country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine developed by germany's biotech us pharma giant pfizer bush's record 3 authorities say the job can be delivered in the coming days the vaccine which has been found to be 95 percent effective in trials uses m r and a technology to train the body to create antibodies against the disease but until a vaccine is rolled out around the world the usual rules wash your hands keep your distance where a mosque remain the only way to guard against the virus here in europe many countries are still struggling to deal with surging infection numbers in spain a nighttime curfew is in place across the country. reporter young philip shots discovered not everyone is sticking to the rules. every week and police have been knocking on hundreds of doors to shut down illegal parties meetings of up to 6 people who are not related but police have broken up parties of more than 200 who are keen as a business student in madrid he only wants t

i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. once upon a time, hiv diagnosis was seen as a death sentence. those days are now gone with advances in treatment allowing people to live long lives. but challenges do remain, especially amid a global pandemic. that's seen the supply of hiv drugs in some parts of the world severely disrupted around the world. there are some 38000000 people living with hiv. last year alone, some 1700000, new infections were recorded, and 690000 people lost their lives to the disease. people living with hiv are especially vulnerable during this pandemic. for one, they're more at risk of falling severely ill with covert 19, but perhaps even more crucially of the coronavirus shuts economies down, many sufferers have not been able to access medication. it's a very welcome arrival. employees of the north star alliance deliver a choice drugs to the goldwater settlement west of johannesburg. the risk of becoming seriously or even faintly ill with covert 19, is twice as high for hiv, positive people. many are a

this is 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me once upon a time and hiv diagnosis was seen as a death sentence those days are now gone with advances in treatment allowing people to live long lives but challenges do remain especially in a global pandemic that's seen the supply of hiv drugs in some parts of the world severely disrupted around the world there are some 38000000 people living with hiv last year alone 1700000 new infections were recorded and 690000 people lost their lives to the disease people living with hiv are especially vulnerable during this pandemic for one they're more at risk. with covert 19 but perhaps even more crucially as the coronavirus economy is down many sufferers have not been able to access medication. it's a very welcome arrival employees of the north star alliance deliver a charge the drugs to the gold while the settlement west of johannesburg. the risk of becoming seriously or even faintly ill with covert 19 is twice as high for hiv positive people. many are avoiding overcrowded hospitals for fear of infection and however interrupting treatme

i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. once upon a time and hiv diagnosis was seen as a death sentence, those days are now gone with advances in treatment, allowing people to live long lives. but challenges do remain, especially in a global pandemic. that's seen the supply of hiv drugs in some parts of the world severely disrupted around the world. there are some.

this. 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the past few months have been tough living in constant fear of getting sick or losing your job can make you feel like you're not in control one thing you do have some agency over though is your diet and as our next report shows good nutrition can have a major impact on health outcomes. good number 2. if you really like hospital food but it's more than just a question of taste. most clinics and hospitals pay too little attention to a well balanced diet. dr viola andresen from hamburg has been dealing with the effects of poor hospital nutrition on patients for 20 years so i should mention these people simply are more at risk of being in the i.c.u. for longer of having to stay in hospital longer of increased complications and are even more at risk of dying from their disease. geriatric physician dr martin ville calm has many weak patients and he sees the dangers of poor nutrition every day. even on balance a diet especially in the elderly causes them to lose weight quickly and lose substance the body can no longer heal wounds as

business with kate ferguson i'm rebecca races in berlin for everyone celebrating christmas this year have a very merry christmas happy holidays thanks for watching. closely . carefully. don't seem. to do.

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and that's it you're up to date on more for you there will be more feel at the top of the hour kate ferguson has more now on the economic implications of the brics and to deal in a business news update oh she's coming out now. and it will not be new norcia the website that's d.w. adoptive company have a good day. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military dictatorship with just one t.v. shadow and if your newspapers when official information as a journey i have worked on history for many candidates and their fault.

this is the deal the business i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the deal is done now. it's time to examine the details e.u. chief negotiator michele carney has been briefing member states on the backs of pact it's expected to get unanimous backing meanwhile british prime minister barak johnson has been selling the deal to his country as well t w m d harman reports. in a christmas message british prime minister boris johnson was upbeat about the 1200 page deal which he prays is good for the whole of europe and a present for britain this is a deal a deal to give certainty to business travelers and all investors in our country from the 1st of january a deal with our friends and partners in the e.u. you remember the up and ready deal by which we came out on january 31st that. was just the start of the 1st is the feast for the fish by the way in brussels fastrack ratification of the agreement got underway on friday as ambassadors from the blocks 27 nations were briefed about the details of the treaty the deal goes into effect on january 1st britain will leave the european s

this covert 900 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me an estimated 115000000 people around the world don't have a home lack of affordable accommodation unemployment a family breakdown and addiction are some of the major causes now during the pandemic homeless people have been pushed into a more precarious situation than ever and our next report will meet lukey a homeless man in the german city of cologne business used to be better. every day. and hopes for the good will of the past. but since start of the pandemic the tourists have dissipated and most of the people keep their distance. there are fewer people around and fewer people who approach me because they're scared of corona i guess because i'm homeless live on the street. on good days lookee used to make up to 30 years in 3 hours enough to feed himself and his dogs but in recent months has had to sit here for an entire day. look he spends his nights under a bridge he's 35 and came to germany from slovakia to find work he's been homeless on and off for the past 5 years he lost his last home in august because his landlo

this. 1000 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the past few months have been tough living in constant fear of getting sick or losing your job can make you feel like you're not in control the one thing you do have some agency over though is your diet and as our next report shows good nutrition can have a major impact on health outcomes. duncombe not a. few really like hospital food but it's more than just a question of taste you tradition is vital and most clinics and hospitals pay too little attention to a well balanced diet dr viola andreessen from hamburg has been dealing with the effects of poor hospital nutrition on patients for 20 years so i should mention these people simply are more at risk of being in the i.c.u. for longer of having to stay in hospital longer of increased complications or even more risk of dying from their disease. geriatric physician dr martin has many week patients and he sees the dangers of poor nutrition every day. especially in the elderly causes them to lose weight quickly and lose substance the body can no longer humans as quickly. get dizzy

i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. an estimated 150000000 people around the world don't have a home, lack of affordable accommodation unemployment, a family breakdown and addiction are some of the major causes. now during the pandemic, homeless people have been pushed into a more precarious situation than ever. and our next report will meet lukey, a homeless man in the german city of cologne. business used to be better every day. it's here and hopes for the goodwill of the passers by. but since the start of the pandemic, the tourist crowds have dissipated, and most of the people keep their distance. there are fewer people around and fewer people who approach me because they're scared of corona, i guess because i'm homeless, live on the street. on good days, used to make up to 33 hours enough to feed himself and his dogs. but in recent months has had to sit here for an entire day. look, he spends his nights on the bridge. he's 35 and came to germany from slovakia to find work. he's been homeless on and off for the past

i'm kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. once upon a time and hiv diagnosis was seen as a death sentence. those days are now gone with advances in treatment, allowing people to live long lives. but challenges do remain, especially in a global pandemic. that's seen the supply of hiv drugs in some parts of the world severely disrupted around the world. there are some 38000000 people living with hiv. last year alone, some 1700000, new infections were recorded, and 690000 people lost their lives to the disease. people living with hiv are especially vulnerable in sharing this pandemic. for one, they're more at risk of falling fairly ill with covert 19, but perhaps even more crucially, as the coronavirus shot economies down many fell for as have not been able to access medication. you say it's a very welcome arrival. employees of the north star alliance delivered hiv drugs to their god while a settlement west of johannesburg the risk of becoming seriously or even fake li, ill with covert, 19, is twice as high for hiv positive peop

this is code 900 special i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me the united kingdom has become the 1st country in the world to approve a coronavirus vaccine developed by germany's biotech and u.s. pharma giant pfizer russia's regulatory authorities say the job can be deliberate in the coming days the vaccine which has been found to be 95 percent effective in trials uses an r. and a technology to train the body to create antibodies against the disease but until a vaccine is rolled out around the world the usual rules that wash your hands keep your distance where a mosque remain the only way to guard against the virus here in europe many countries are still struggling to deal with surging infection numbers in spain a nighttime curfew is in place across the country. reporter young philip short's discovered not everyone is sticking to the rules. every week and madrid police have been knocking on hundreds of doors to shut down illegal parties meetings of up to 6 people who are not related but police have broken up parties of more than 200 who are keen as a business student in my village he

this is the best now so i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me to new potentially more infectious strains of the corona virus has been identified one in england and the other in south africa the news prompted governments around the world to restrict travel in the 2 countries and forced thousands of would be passengers to abandon their whole day plans. german flag carrier lift tons of continued flying passengers to britain on monday but its planes are returning to germany empty travelers and doso dorf and frankfurt agreed that something had to be done but were sympathetic towards passengers stuck in britain just days before christmas it's just awful for everybody who wants to return now and celebrate christmas with their families of course it's really bad they're all stranded. it had to be done and it's good that it wasn't strictly as possible and then it's with britain and they've got brits as well that comes on top of it but there's nothing you can do. with. the fast changing restrictions and frequent flight cancellations due to the pandemic have left many travelers frustrated. it was re

coming up next business news with my colleague kate ferguson and more from me at the top of the hour until then you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site that's w dot com you can also follow us of course instagram and twitter there you'll find us under at the news on call for at least for me and the entire news team here in berlin thanks for watching. you know that 77 percent. are younger than. me and need. to know what time all voices. this 77 percent talk about the issue. for all parties to flash from falsely to top this is where it was. welcome to 77 percent. this week d.w. . new strains of the coronavirus prompted countries around the world to impose travel restrictions on the united kingdom on signs africa our reporters speak to passengers whose travel plans how clean affected by the new rules. also coming up germany's pretty christmas locked down is a major blow to retailers will they survive was that the usual holiday spending spree. this is the double events i'm craig ferguson thanks for joining me. 2 new potentially more infectious stra

this is did of event though so i'm kate ferguson thanks for joining me to new potentially more infectious strains of the corona virus has been identified one in england and the other in south africa the news prompted governments around the world to restrict travel in and of the 2 countries and forced thousands of would be passengers to abandon their hold their plans. german flag carrier lufthansa continued flying passengers to britain on monday but its planes are returning to germany empty travelers and doso dorf and frankfurt agreed that something had to be done but were sympathetic towards passengers stuck in britain just days before christmas it's just awful for everybody who wants to return now and celebrate christmas with their families of course it's really bad they're all stranded. it had to be done and it's good that it wasn't strictly as possible and then it's with britain and they've got brecht's and as well let comes on top of it but there's nothing you can do. with. the fast changing restrictions and frequent flight cancellations due to the pandemic have left many travelers fr