the fsf and the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. —— a professor from hygiene and tropical and tropical medicine. —— a professor from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. relatives of a palestinian man shot dead by israeli troops in the occupied west bank this week have told the bbc there was no justification for his killing. 21—year—old raed al—naasan was one of four men killed in similar circumstances in a single day. eu diplomats have expressed concern over the spiralling death toll and the un has warned of another "boiling point". a warning you may find this report by our middle east correspondent tom bateman distressing. wailing. in this village, they grieve another lost son. and these days of mourning and reviving more and more often. —— are arriving. this man was shot by israeli soldiers on tuesday, one of four palestinians killed by confrontations with troops in different villages that day. the un says it's been the deadliest year for palestinians in the occupied west bank for nearly two decades. this is a small village and yet thousands have turned o

and becomes much harder to treat. let's get more on this with professor beate kampmann — professor of paediatric infection and immunity from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicinet's put this into context first of all. a lot of parents and carers will be very worried to listening to the news about strep a, it is still pretty unusual, isn't it, for it to cause really serious illness. yes and that message _ cause really serious illness. yes and that message needs to be out there loud and clear. many of us carry group outstrip in our noses and it is often completely asymptomatic and some people get tonsillitis and some children progress as target scholar trigger which is more systemic infection that includes producing a toxin that gives this rash and fever. it is rare that this becomes what we call invasive, so when we are talking about invasive group a strep and what has happened and children who have died and that is of tragic but it is an extremely rare occurrence. some of the symptoms like fever are common to lots of childhood ailments, aren't they, so what should parents and carers occurred for that is unique to strep a4 any infections it can cause. this for

the analysts will dismiss is a professor of emerging infectious diseases at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine. she's ours, china is prepared for an outbreak for this warning, hospitals will probably be overwhelmed. this is clearly the start of a major wave in china and, and we'll see a major soon. i mean, the word that i was like to use off of cases and it will just swiftly go through the entire country. no country is really prepared for such the search of cases and, and china probably of all countries as the best prepared because they are able to rapidly ramp up, building off off of make shift hospitals and it on. so in the past. so i do think that china will soon, montana system will soon be overwhelmed. a bet and, and, and maybe there's some kind of knock down. i needed to, to basically safeguard the hospital system. but yes, of all countries, i do think china is really well prepared. it will definitely also go outside of china, but you know, we need to remember that travel out of china is still quite low and, and the rest of the world we are, you know, we do have a very high vaccine cover

and we would encourage them to then to seek help. professor beate kampmann is a professor of pediatric infection and immunity from the london school of hygiene and tropical medicineina's biggest cities, in the wake of anti—lockdown protests. negative covid tests aren't now needed to use public transport in shenzhen or to enter supermarkets in beijing. almost a fifth of unaccompanied albanian child migrants who have come into the care of kent county council this year have gone missing. charities fear they could become the victims of trafficking. simonjones is here with more details. simon, just to clarify festival, all of these 39 children, are they still missing? of these 39 children, are they still missin: ? , , ., . of these 39 children, are they still missin: ? , , . . ., missing? yes, these are children who have one missing? yes, these are children who have gone missing _ missing? yes, these are children who have gone missing in _ missing? yes, these are children who have gone missing in the _ missing? yes, these are children who have gone missing in the county - have gone missing in the county council do not know whether children are and they remain missing.

busy of emerging infectious diseases at the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine joins us now from green. devolve in switzerland. good to have you with us. so 1st of all, what do you make of this? is this the beginning of another wave of cove? it in china or not. oh no, it is clearly hash the start of a major wave in, in china and, and we'll see of the major soon. i mean the words that i always like to use off of cases and it will just swiftly go through the entire country. okay, will it go outside of the entire country? in other words, could this be the start of a new round for the whole world? how are it, should we be? it will definitely also and go outside of china. that's, you know, we need to remember that travel kind is still quite low, and outbound travel out of china is still quite low. and, and the rest of the world we are, you know, we do have a very high vaccine coverage based on the chrome is clearly a van that causes less severe disease. so i do think that we may see a slight search in cases, but i don't think it will be the same kind of tsunami that we had in 202

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