how did the idea of long covert get 1st identified was the route to long cove. it has been a bit unusually l, because this is a disease. it's been identified not through the textbook, so lectures, but through social media to disease of social media age or let's say a definition of the social media age. in the sense that during those months after the 1st wave of cove it, they were suffer as all around the world. initially, especially from europe, from italy, describing this condition. and they were the ones who named it, you know, who got the symptoms all listed down. there and that of course, will have set the advantages as well as being unusual because that means lots of people be talking to each other about the variety of symptoms. so each physician won't just be starting a single group of people, in fact, will have access to information from a large group of people. i'm a big fan of the approach. this is a condition that being defined and find itself very visibly through the patients. the, you know, the naysayers in the cynic say, what a self reported, but yo

you are at risk of having long have it. the vaccines are really good and reduce your risk of getting infected in the 1st place . therefore they also reduce your risk of long no more, no less than that. as a possibility, the therapy might be discovered, therefore that wouldn't affect with chase the violence. so the system or for people could dial along with the of the effective would be on the witnesses. so much research at the moment all underway at every possible aspect. so sure if you could pin it down early, work out what it is and where it comes from. you could perhaps treat people early with borrows or, and can plan trees. or if you just had a working definition, what this thing is, you know, they'd be 7036, i'm sure that you can, you can apply many of your colleagues and intensive care made. the point to me is that cover this unusual in the sense of violence which seems to attack the weakest point. the body almost is not purely bronco conditional, but with tact. little displayed in any other organ long cool. the sympt

i am a long cove itself for a confirmed long ago. i can absolutely say that life totally changes on the surface . we look like very normal people, but that is absolutely not true. now as i speak to my right, tie his last behind the rental. and even if i look normal, i tell you that not so i can't see one i and the optimum. ologist has told me that it will take many months to recover. this is an effect from code. another sleep was a call and have a normal life. i can't be with people even though 144. that's the worst thing. what makes it work is that i can't even play with my children. i mentally destroy and i'm depressed, and every day is a disaster, my life. and tonight i won't even be able to speak because i'm wasting all the option for this interview. i'm really sick and covert it destroyed me. meanwhile, if these daily cases are on the rise again compared her to 2 months ago, we spoke with the verola juice from the police clinico university hospital in palermo, who believes that long co patients will recover. but says the best pr

why we then not taking into account that people or children with long with it might go on have long, even if that's only 48 percent of them, that vastly higher than the risk of the side effect from the vaccine. so i just, i just wonder why we're not taking it seriously as we should yet. and finally made the ultimate, in terms of your order conditioning your own experience. are you detecting some lighter than the tunnel is progress being made? i would say, sadly not i think i'm just, i'm learning to live with my limitations a little bit better. but i don't think that that's really been any significant progress in terms of my in year a logical condition. and i continue to occasionally develop new symptoms related to that as well, which obviously a little bit concerning, but hopefully we are making some progress to where the problem is. i had some investigations recently which had suggested there is a problem at the very base of my spinal cord. so hopefully i might get some more imaging seen and identify what 3 going on, both of them and you have a very best wishes and, and thank you on

i am a long cove itself for a confirmed long ago. i can absolutely say that like, totally change on the surface. like very normal people without it's not enough for them now as i speak to my right tight is behind the rent. and even if i look normal, i tell you that's not so i can't see 100 and the optimum ologist told me that it will take many mom recover. this is an effect from code. another call was to call and have a normal life. i called be with people, even though 144. that's the worst thing. what makes it work is that i can't even play with my children. i meant to be destroyed. you can, i'm depressed every day is a disaster, my life. and tonight's, i won't even be able to be because i'm wasting all the oxygen for this and i'm really sick and covert it destroyed. make up them a lot of time, you know, on also things have to go through. well meantime, italy's daily cases are on the rise again compared to 2 months ago. we spoke with the villages from clinic clinical university hospital, palermo. we believe long covert patients will

a long-term solution.— long-term solution.investigating — long-term solution. detectives investigating the _ long-term solution. detectives investigating the murder- long-term solution. detectives investigating the murder of - long-term solution. detectives . investigating the murder of sabina nessa have arrested a 38—year—old man on suspicion of murder in what scotland guard said was a significant develop germans go to the polls as a country decides who it wants to lead in the post angela merkel era. the labour leader keir starmer pledges a tax raid on private schools if he wins power. and a shock defeat for britain's anthonyjoshua, who has lost his world heavyweight titles after being beaten by oleksandr usyk of ukraine. let's catch up with the sport, john, hello. yes, that is where we start, that news on anthonyjoshua after his defeat last night in london. he says he will bounce back after losing his titles in that hell world heavyweight title to oleksandr usyk. he was come beating, losing to on —— on points over 12 rounds.

we were warned it would be a long, long| warned it would be a long, long night and it certainly has provedvery hour that has passed and more results have come in, they have grown in optimism here at the social democrats's headquarters but they know the next phase ahead will not be straightforward. you next phase ahead will not be straightforward.— next phase ahead will not be straightforward. you are here with us! message _ straightforward. you are here with us! message in - straightforward. you are here with us! message in a - straightforward. you are here with us! message in a bottle. j with us! message in a bottle. after 16 years of angler mogul, germans have sent a message at the ballot box. the trouble is it is not exactly clear what it wasn't what will mean for the country and further afield. nick beake, bbc news, berlin. let's work through some of the ramifications of all of this now. i'mjoined by ramifications of all of this now. i'm joined by olof blanco, a director of the consultancy rasmussen global. thank you for joining us. let's start with the clarity here, we have two leader

i see this pro'ect going on quite a long i long game.above and below ground. it is fascinating seeing the correlation for me, fascinating when i see the models, where you see the tunnel underneath the ground, and now we can determine where the buildings on top of the ground are in relation to belowground.— ground are in relation to belowground. ground are in relation to beloeround. �* ., ., belowground. alex and joe are already using _ belowground. alex and joe are already using their— belowground. alex and joe are already using their vr - belowground. alex and joe are already using their vr tunnel i already using their vr tunnel to bring history alive for local schoolchildren. still, for some, vr can never quite beat the real thing. that is a tourist attraction, isn't it? i can see people doing that. anyway, that is it from us. for this week- _ anyway, that is it from us. for this week. as _ anyway, that is it from us. for this week. as ever _ anyway, that is it from us. fr?" this week. as ever you can find the team on social media, at

i know this is long and i apologize but it is important. my plan lowers the cost of daycare and childcare and elder care for families. millions of people, mostly women, who are not able to go back to work because of very young family members or elderly people they are taking care of. it will allow them to go back to work. it is estimated in the millions who can't go back. it lowers health care premiums for millions of families. it lowers prescription drug costs by giving medicare the power to negotiate lower drug prices. and it strengthens medicare by adding dental, vision and hearing coverage if you are on medicare. it also extends the tax cuts for families with kids and the american rescue plan in march. all of this will mean thousands of dollars of savings for the average american family. some of the toughest and most important bills they have to pay every month. our republican friends talk a lot about inflation, but if you want to talk about actually lowering the cost of living for people in this country, my plan justice -- does just th

no matter how long it takes, the long arm of the law will catch up with you.e—week trial in new york laid out in lurid detail how the singer ran a decades—long criminal enterprise. prosecutors said r kelly used a network of employees and close associates to recruit underage girls, boys and women for sex. 45 witnesses gave evidence that r kelly was a predator who exploited his fame to entrap, control and punish people, many aspiring singers. the accusations swirled around him for decades and reached a fever pitch after a documentary focused on the accounts of his accusers. one of those women, jerhonda pace, testified in court. she was one of the first to come forward and released this video detailing her experiences with r kelly atjust 16 years old. i was a victim of sexual abuse, mental abuse and physical abuse, all at the hands of r kelly. in an interview with the bbc, katiejones also shared her story. she said many accusers were black women who felt their voices didn't matter to society. later, when i was introduced to one of the girls that he told me he'd -

consistent with the decade-long trend.wo trends -- against the backdrop of this come up where you look for income? >> we have had this for several months, market looks to be have internalize that view. the question to us is how deep of the deceleration will moderation are we going to get? looking around the world over the last week, we have seen a lot of indication of the global price index on a key down trend. u.s. consumer confidence is collapsed, even canadian gdp is much weaker growth -- much weaker than expected. we are worried that the inflation will still remain elevated. euro inflation up at its highest earlier this week. that concerns us, it might indicate a stagnation airy -- a stagnation environment coming up. that is a problematic one for risk asset. we would advocate for a barbell strategy, purchasing on high quality, the lack of staples, big tech, health care. we would overlay that with some long value as well, select utilities, stable cash flows. >> you mentioned stagflation, dig -- do you mean yields will s

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long haul, or a long covey. we need to learn more about how to treat people who are suffering with that, but we also need to recognize that even though lots of people have cobit and it's minor, they get over it that no symptoms. yes, that's common. but unfortunately, having long term health problems from cove, it is also all too common. one of the other things i've been thinking about, particularly with regards to the public health work you do globally, is this question of how good america's public health infrastructure really is where clearly a rich nation we clearly have more vaccines than we want to consume while they sit and whether on the vine, when others want them. but when it comes to public health infrastructure, i really don't know how we rank next to other countries that may take the challenge more seriously. and i've also seen you invest in places like the philippines, nepal, nigeria, other places in the world where you're trying to set up, not just deal with cove it, but realizing that that, you kno

i am a long cove itself for a confirmed long ago. i can absolutely say that life totally changed on the surface . we looked like very normal people with that is absolutely not true. now as i speak to my right, tie his last behind the wrench. and even if i look normal, i tell you does not. so i can't see 100 and the optimal logistics told me that it will take many months to recover. this is an effect from code and other sleep. i can't walk, i can't have a normal life. i can't be with people, even though 144, that's the worst thing. what makes it work is that i can't even play with my children. i mentally destroy and i'm depressed every day is a disaster, my life. and tonight i weren't even be able to speak because i'm wasting the oxygen for this interview. i'm really sick, covert it destroyed, make up them a lot of water debilitating. think us to deal with a whole meantime. at least daily cases on the rise again compared to 2 months ago, we spoke with the university hospital for religious incessantly. you believe long coven patients w

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medium to long-term strategy.— long-term strategy.t home want to know, _ long-term strategy. what people at home want to know, prime - long-term strategy. what people at| home want to know, prime minister, is what is going to happen to their energy bill, what is going to happen in the next few weeks and months? people at home are hearing about possible shortages on supermarket shelves, people are seeing energy companies go under.— companies go under. firstly, the market across _ companies go under. firstly, the market across the _ companies go under. firstly, the market across the world - companies go under. firstly, the market across the world is - companies go under. firstly, the market across the world is going j companies go under. firstly, the i market across the world is going to start clearing these problems and they will rectify themselves. but secondly, what it is showing is why it is absolutely right to be investing in wind, to be investing investing in wind, to be investing in solar and to be putting in nuclear. if you look

it was a long shot but i got in for nine hours so dot—mac long shot but i got in for nine hours so dot-mawould it have made _ hours so dot-mac what would it have made for— hours so dot-mac what would it have made for you _ hours so dot-mac what would it have made for you if _ hours so dot-mac what would it have made for you if the - have made for you if the majority female parliaments had become a thing? it majority female parliaments had become a thing?— become a thing? it would have been historical. _ become a thing? it would have been historical. honestly. - become a thing? it would have been historical. honestly. i- been historical. honestly. i would have been so honoured to be a part of a parliament that would break a record in europe like that. so i think that the recount is quite disappointing, to be honest, but we respect democracy and the results have to be fair and legal as well. for 12 years running iceland has been named as the most gender equal society in the world the world economic forum. can other countries learn from the way iceland runs itself? i think that women in gene

no matter how long it takes, the long arm of the law will catch up with you. trial in new york laid out in lurid detail how the singer ran a decades—long criminal enterprise. prosecutors said r kelly used a network of employees and close associates to recruit underage girls, boys and women for sex. 45 witnesses gave evidence that r kelly was a predator who exploited his fame to entrap, control and punish people, many aspiring singers. the accusations swirled around him for decades and reached a fever pitch after a documentary focused on the accounts of his accusers. one of those women, jerhonda pace, testified in court. she was one of the first to come forward and released this video detailing her experiences with r kelly atjust 16 years old. i was a victim of sexual abuse, mental abuse and physical abuse, all at the hands of r kelly~ — in an interview with the bbc, kittijones also shared her story. she said many accusers were black women who felt their voices didn't matter to society. later, when i was introduced to one of the girls— that he told me he'd trai

so don't i am a long over suffer a confer long ago. i can absolutely say that life changes on the surface. we looked like very normal with that it's not for your and i was like speak to my right title behind the ranch. and even if i look normal, i tell you, does not. i can't see one of the optim ologist told me that it will take many mom recover something, but this isn't a thank you another call to call and have a normal life. i can't be with people even though and that's probably the worst thing. what makes it, what is it? i can't even play with my children. i meant to be destroyed. you can, i'm depressed every day. my light comes on and tonight i won't even be able to because i'm wasting all the oxygen for this. and i'm really sick and cozy to destroyed, make up them a lot of things that to go through. well main italy's daily cases are on the rise. again, i'm sorry to report compared to 2 months ago. we spoke with her ologist to politically, to co university and palermo who believes long covert patients will recover eventually, but s

long awaited reunion.be that long awaited reunion.— afar and tonight will be that long awaited reunion. on the plane today were four golds, _ awaited reunion. on the plane today were four golds, one _ awaited reunion. on the plane today were four golds, one silver- awaited reunion. on the plane today were four golds, one silver and - awaited reunion. on the plane today were four golds, one silver and five | were four golds, one silver and five bronzes. among them, paralympian champions like david smith in the boccia he was across britain's flag bearer in the closing ceremony. due to successful canoeists, wheelchair basketball and badminton on the plane as well so this is the last remaining athletes and officials back from tokyo after a summer they won't forget. back from tokyo after a summer they won't forget-— won't forget. definitely when they won't forget. definitely when they won't forget- _ won't forget. definitely when they won't forget. in _ won't forget. definitely when they won't forget. in terms

. >>> and what do we need to know about long covid and potential causes. that's next. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with robyn curnow. >>> the pentagon says a deadly drone strike carried out during the final stages of the afghanistan evacuation was a tragic mistake. the u.s. now admitting the strike killed ten civilians including seven children. a reversal from weeks of maintaining it was an isis-k fighters threatening another attack on the kabul airport. top u.s. general says he takes full responsibility for getting things so wrong. and it was actually an aide worker whose car was filled with water containers and not explosives. the cnn investigation had already cast doubts on the original narrative and we have more on the admission, and what we're learning about the victims and a warning, some of the footage you're about to see is graphic. >> the u.s. military has admitted that wrong intelligence led to the killing of ten innocent afghan civilian, including seven children. following a drone strike in kabul, almost three weeks a

but was this long and debilitating war worth it?he only initial route of the taliban of bin laden was a larger effort to build stability in the region of success. it is true there have been no more nine elevenths but there have been plenty of other big terror attacks in madrid, london, paris and on a smaller scale in the united states. what's more the price of the war on terror has been massive the loss of american life larger than the numbers who died on 9/11 more than 7000 servicemen and women have given their lives in many contractors and other related personnel that together is 59 elevenths and nines lost. nearly a trillion dollars has been spent in radical islam has not been vanquished last month the taliban stormed back to power among the chaotic and humiliating retreat and u.s. history one that may have left many americans and allies still exposed to the taliban's brutality. perhaps the biggest question of all did our focus on the war and terror blindness to other strategic challenges more future historians judged from the th

he could not win the battle of long island. he was vastly outnumbered and surrounded on three sides. all that washington could do was in a deep fog that fell over his army, get in a boat in secret troops over too manhattan island. even though the british had successfully beat him in that battle, when the fog lifted they realize he and his army had gotten away. so they survive to fight another day. but samuel townsend went back home to oyster bay. so after we lost this battle and after that general was struck by the british by a sword and later died of his wounds, all of long island was taken by the british. all of new york city became british headquarters. so the house you see in this drawing on the bottom side, became british headquarters in our town. and every time a commander and his regiment would come into oyster bay they would stay in our household. there were a whole series of these regiments and commanders, one after the other. the one people really remembers this fellow criminal john graves' inco. he commanded a regime

he could not win the battle of long island.stly outnumbered and surrounded on three sides. all that washington could do was in a deep fog that fell over his army, get in a boat in secret troops over too manhattan island. even though the british had successfully beat him in that battle, when the fog lifted they realize he and his army had gotten away. so they survive to fight another day. but samuel townsend went back home to oyster bay. so after we lost this battle and after that general was struck by the british by a sword and later died of his wounds, all of long island was taken by the british. all of new york city became british headquarters. so the house you see in this drawing on the bottom side, became british headquarters in our town. and every time a commander and his regiment would come into oyster bay they would stay in our household. there were a whole series of these regiments and commanders, one after the other. the one people really remembers this fellow criminal john graves' inco. he commanded a regiment called

but was this long and debilitating war worth it?he only initial route of the taliban of bin laden was a larger effort to build stability in the region of success. it is true there have been no more nine elevenths but there have been plenty of other big terror attacks in madrid, london, paris and on a smaller scale in the united states. what's more the price of the war on terror has been massive the loss of american life larger than the numbers who died on 9/11 more than 7000 servicemen and women have given their lives in many contractors and other related personnel that together is 59 elevenths and nines lost. nearly a trillion dollars has been spent in radical islam has not been vanquished last month the taliban stormed back to power among the chaotic and humiliating retreat and u.s. history one that may have left many americans and allies still exposed to the taliban's brutality. perhaps the biggest question of all did our focus on the war and terror blindness to other strategic challenges more future historians judged from the th

jonathan: the long-term look is to build on what they have already said. the result idiosyncratic name that is the big story, or is this a symptom about broader issue we need to pay attention to? what is it to you, rob? >> i think it is on the macro side that china's growth has slowed down. they need to work on inequality and, as has been recognized by policymakers in the united states, it was particularly noted when it was taken over the fed, a potential market crash. people in the bottom half of society recover more slowly. rather than wait for their role to come and and run to pop up with their 1990 jump on market debacle to happen, they have put the pressure on from a macro prudential standpoint on these companies to beat certain criteria in terms of capitalization, limiting their debt and so on. we had enron and worldcom and lehmans. they are trying to stitch in time saves nine philosophy. they are trying to get the growth better distributed over time, and will only do that is to control credit risk, and their credit market has been burgeoning with a

. ., . ., . , ., a long time.de wimbledon 1977, it has been _ a long time. virginia wade wimbledon 1977, it has been a _ a long time. virginia wade wimbledon 1977, it has been a while _ a long time. virginia wade wimbledon 1977, it has been a while since - a long time. virginia wade wimbledon 1977, it has been a while since a - 1977, it has been a while since a british woman last won a grand slam title but globally women's tennis has been waiting as well for a new young player to capture the worlds imagination. emma raducanu. it could certainly be her, itjust as easily be leylah fernandez her opponent. the 19—year—old canadian shares a lot with emma, not least the fearlessness of youth, after all what is experience but the memory of defeat. when it is all this new has nothing to lose. flushing meadows is the place to be this evening — just over two hours away from the final. give us a sense of what we saw unfold this last fortnight, some of the records emma raducanu is breaking. we the records emma raducanu is bre

in terms of the very long while. newspaper, to another story certainly _ very long while. metro newspaper, to another story certainly if _ very long while. metro newspaper, to another story certainly if anyone - another story certainly if anyone lives in or around greater london and dale have been thinking about recently. fast lane to prison. motorway protesters face two years behind bars for contempt of court was up in your role as home affairs editor you will be able to study the different injunctions there's an injunction for each motorway, is that right?— injunction for each motorway, is that riuht? ., ., ., that right? not of the moment. the government — that right? not of the moment. the government and _ that right? not of the moment. the government and longer-term - that right? not of the moment. the government and longer-term are i government and longer—term are trying to apply for a full injunction which will be permanent. they have a out the details of how wide they can apply the geographical area was up be

long beach, long beach, and the other side of this recall, and the other side of this, recall if we fall short. >> derek i want to get your reaction on what we fall short. one of the concerns i've had at the beginning of the recall, situation in california, was how you get voters motivated. how do you get them back out there. the year after a presidential campaign. it seems like there is some excitement there tonight. sure thing. sometimes believe that women don't have constitution price. >> let's go back to the governor >> that is on the ballot. think about this we have somebody on the other side of the spell, it that things women are not his finest men. he actually wrote an out, then saying women aren't as smart and politics, civics, and issues of economics. tell my wife jennifer, that. >> thinks there is no glass ceiling. don't believe him pay equity loss. thanks women complain too much about sexism. thanks minorities complain too much about racism. i don't know if you saw in the you can't make it up file, did you see the video that just came up? . with larry elder reflected on the fa

>> and it took a long time. about sex and laugh at them. without "three's company" you don't perhaps get "golden girls." and that leads to shows that are being super open about sex and sexuality. >> i think i know you from somewhere. >> it's very possible we -- >> no, i think i know you from college. >> then we probably -- in college. >> i thought it was time to lighten up about sex. >> what's the big mystery? it's my clitoris, not the sphynx. >> in the 1990s we hadn't seen shows that are frank about women's sex lives, about their romantic lives. the biggest change came with the explosion of cable. >> what i loved about hbo was their criteria was only quality, it wasn't network censorship or anything like that. >> tell me exactly how he worded it. >> i wanted to explore this world of sex and relationships from a female point of view and do something really, really frank. >> we've been seeing each other for a couple of weeks. i really like you. and tomorrow night after dinner i want us to have anal sex. >> it fee

as long as jeremy corbyn is there and there _ long as jeremy corbyn is there and there is— long as jeremyr's — there is a faction around him, keir starmer'sjob will be there is a faction around him, keir starmer's job will be very difficult. starmer's 'ob will be very difficult. ,, ., starmer's 'ob will be very difficult. . p, p, starmer's 'ob will be very difficult._ starmer's 'ob will be very difficult. ,, ., ., , ., , ., difficult. sian, a story saying that victo is difficult. sian, a story saying that victory is more — difficult. sian, a story saying that victory is more important - difficult. sian, a story saying that victory is more important than i victory is more important than unity. has the left been buried? i unity. has the left been buried? i think it is unlikely the left has been buried. we saw the resignation of the shadow minister, we have seen these rule changes, there is speculation in this times story that could jeremy corbyn go? he is an independent now, having had the whip suspended after the anti—semitism row. but i think it is very unlikely that the left has gone. bu

yes, a lant is a long-term look ahead. yes, a plant that — is a long-term look ahead.tting off the ground now would not be possible until the mid—20 30s, but it is certainly key to the governments net zero target to the governments net zero target to reach zero emissions by 2050. and in the meantime, we�*ve got plants in the uk that only produce about 17% of energy on the grid. that is sent to half by 2024 and as many of them come off line and i think it is interesting the story on the front of the times system of government is looking at partnering with us nuclear reactor firms and currently, points he in somerset, one of the new uk parliaments has been built in conjunction with chinese investment, which is made a lot of the secure and china hawks in parliament very uncomfortable and i think there is growing geopolitical tensions being overreliance on china and very critical national infrastructures projects. and so, i think we�*ll see more partnering with the west on energy and other kind of projects, such as this but it is a long—term project and a lot of hoops to j

— away for that long? that's a very aood away for that long?ime to go, you know, to come home before their testing, the results are in and it's very frustrating. i have to listen to your dates again, what were they? second to the 5th of october, such as before the change happens and they are straddling that change date. i they are straddling that change date. ., �* ~' ., they are straddling that change date. ~' ., g , they are straddling that change date. ~ ., g , ., ., date. i don't know. just do it and see what happens. _ date. i don't know. just do it and see what happens. to _ date. i don't know. just do it and see what happens. to be - date. i don't know. just do it and | see what happens. to be honest, when i came back a couple of weeks ago, my day to pcr test, the pcr test that i buy from the government recommended lists from their website, my day to tests came back on day six. so, you know, it's all very arbitrary. but that, see what happens, that's all i can say stop i all change between now and then. a couple of more weeks until we ge

sophie long, thank you for “oininu us hearing.ng, thank you for joining us from _ hearing. sophie long, thank you for joining us from what _ hearing. sophie long, thank you for joining us from what seems - hearing. sophie long, thank you for joining us from what seems to - hearing. sophie long, thank you for joining us from what seems to be i joining us from what seems to be a very busy scene outside the courthouse. i am sure you will keep us updated. meanwhile, i want to bring you this story. there are at least 220 female judges currently hiding in afghanistan. most have passed judgment in legal cases involving violence against women and the men they sent to prison are now threatening to kill them. the bbc has spoken to one of the judges who is terrified about the future. her words are spoken by a translator. translation: i'm one - of the judges in afghanistan. i studied very hard at the faculty of law and i completed the legal course. i worked in different courts. i worked as an active judge for eight years, until the day when t

for more on the fallout _ seen in the long run.en in the long run. for more on the fallout from germany's| on the fallout from germany's general election to head to our website. start the negotiations begin in earnest, go to our website and follow the links or download the news app. let's take a look at some of the other stories in the headlines today. voters in switzerland have given a resounding yes to a proposal to allow same—sex marriage. 64% back the change in the law which will give same—sex couples the same rights as married men and women. a chinese state newspaper says the two canadian men release from prison on saturday were sent home for medical reasons after confessing their guilt. both men had previously declared their innocence. the claims appear to build invasion's assertion that the cases were unconnected with the canadian government detaining a chinese citizen. the taliban have banned shaving beards. anyone violating the rule will be punished. some barbers in the l said they also received similar orders. it has been

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what is long covid? it is a constellation of signs and symptoms characterized by those shown on the slide particularly extreme fatigue, unexplained shortness of breath, muscle aches, temperature dysregulation, tachycardia, sleep -- disturbances, depression and anxiety, and brain fog. what are we doing about this serious situation that we are facing now given the numbers of people infected? a relatively large number of people. two days ago, the nih announced the awarding of $470 million to build a national study population cohort to study the long-term effects of covid-19. the funding was supported by the american rescue plan and the parent award is going to nyu. they will make many up to 30 or more sub awards to institutions that will serve as the core of this recovery clinical science. the cohort -- recovered stands for researching covid to enhance recovery. what about this cohort? it is a constellation of researchers, people affected by long covid, representatives from advocacy organizations, working t

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in the long history of our country, the long long history the united states has never default on its obligations to pay its debts. the full faith and credit of the united states is in the bedrock of our country's economic prosperity . to stop this record that both parties years have worked together to preserve no matter whose president, democrat or republican in the past, the other party always got to the plate and said we can't let the country fall. the most recently when president trump was in hoffice, democrats on three separate occasions to work with republicans to suspend the debt ceiling and continue to ensure the us was able to pay its bills. even when there was a democratic majority in the house . we did not resort to hostagetaking or proclaim it was the other side's responsibility. we simply knew that when it came to the debt ceiling it was important to put aside political differences and act responsibly no matter who sits in the oval office. we know that failing to raise the debt ceiling would be as the republican leader has said in the past when trump was president when he

this is the long beach international airport. you can see air force one just now touching down and taxiing down that tarmac right on schedule. president biden on board arriving from sacramento, now he is going to head to a rally in support of governor newsom at long beach city college. the president is expected to speak in about 45 minutes. you can watch those remarks live right here on nbc bay area, during our 7:00 newscast. >>> back here at home, a 20-year-old oakland man is called a hero after stopping a suspect who is thought to be a drunk driver who slammed into a van full of children. we should warn you, the video we're about to show su graphic and not for all audiences. >> reporter: i'm standing right at the site of where the collision happened last week on the corner of 38th and international. you can see days later there's still a lot of debris left on the street from the impact of the two cars. the crash is difficult to watch. just after 8:30 p.m. last thursday, surveillance camera caught the moment a red pontiac slamme

between the long weekend. _ visit. between the long weekend, double - visit. visit. between the long| weekend, double that if visit. between the long - weekend, double that if not more, if we can get back to the 25- £30, then i think more, if we can get back to the 25— £30, then i think we will see the equilibria and balance between supply and demand and start to improve every day as we go forward into this weekend.— we go forward into this weekend. , ., , , ., weekend. the problems that we have had have _ weekend. the problems that we have had have highlighted - weekend. the problems that we have had have highlighted a - have had have highlighted a weakness in the supply chain and the challenge now for government and business is to make sure there are enough deliveries in all businesses in the run—up to christmas. we will have more in business. other news now, sir keir starmer promises to get the uk labour party back in business we he delivers his first conference addressed in person since becoming leader. is expected to say a government led by him would trai

wants to form a coalition government with the greens and the liberals after a narrow election with long queues that filling stations in britain as a shows jeff truck drivers after breakfast, his fuel supply vend triggers, panic by and banks, bars and night. my spend idle, despite the government plan to woo back to ah, the us federal government is facing a potential shut down by the end of the week. republicans in the senate have blocked an emergency spending bill. if congress fails to reach a solution by friday, it will be the 3rd shut down in 3 weeks. it comes that comes in a high stakes week with democrats trying to progress president binding sweeping economic agenda. the republican party has now become the party of default. the party that says america doesn't pay its debts. our country is staring down the barrel of to totally republican manufacturer disasters. a government shut down and a 1st ever default on the national debt. the impacts of both would gravely harm every single american in this country. i speak to she tansy in washington, d. c. now the clock is ticking. she had this