this week, mood moulding music... hey, welcome to click.week, we want to make you feel good through the medium of music. i don't know about you, lara, but i've been listening to a lotta, lotta music in the last year. i love a good tune to run to, but i do find it quite difficult to decide what music i want, so i end up downloading one song and then just having it on repeat for the whole of my 5k. do you do anything like that? is that weird? no, i don't. and yes, that is weird. it's not that sea shanty, is it? no. cos that would be, like, too weird. i tell you what, though, sometimes i do find myself listening to a really small set of songs. for me, it's the amazing band chvrches, which i think have got me through lockdown, to be honest. i think you've got them through lockdown. yeah, that's true. that's true. it's a bit like musical comfort food, though. when i'm feeling down, i just want that familiar sound. mm. i may not have been doing it, but of course anyone can make a playlist with any music to cater for any mood. yeah. and that is wh

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he will be looking to build on the chelsea team and try to mould it into something he wants going forwardester city. pep guardiola will be going to the manchester city owners and saying i need another couple of players, perhaps, if we are really going to get back into a champions league final and cracked it next year. certainly a lot of questions about how pep guardiola approached this final but thomas tuchel, his stock has risen in a very short space of time. it will be a fascinating premier league season next season. the group that represents nhs trusts in england says hospitals in holiday hotspots will struggle to cope with the extra demand caused by increased domestic tourism this summer. nhs providers say that while covid admissions are nowhere near their peak — hospitals are dealing with a backlog of cases and a rise in demand for urgent care. our health correspondent katharine da costa has the details. london's twickenham stadium, now a surge vaccination centre ready to deliver 15,000 doses on bank holiday monday as the extra push to vaccinate as many people as possible continues.

supported labour except for a period in the �*80s when she helped to found the sdp, hoping the break the moulditish politics. and with me in the studio, the bbc�*s chief environment correspondentjustin rowlatt. welcome to all of you, lovely to have you with us again. on thursday, hartlepool, on the north—east coast of england, became the latest brick to be broken in what's become known as the red wall. constituencies which are the moats, the electoral fortifications, if you like, which protect the labour party from being swept away altogether. hartlepool elected a conservative mp for the first time since 1959. when the tories started smashing labour's red wall at the last general election in 2019, the blame or credit, depending on where you sit, was put on labour's then—leader jeremy corbyn and on brexit. but this week, janet, i wonder if it's a case of borisjohnson what won it? yes, it certainly was, by definition. but it's not about brexit, or it is not all about brexit, except in the most symbolic, totemic sort of sense. and it's not all keir starmer�*s fault either. that may surprise you t

joining me now is russ mould, investment director at aj bell. what is your take on all of this?ggest issue seems to be _ this? i think the biggest issue seems to be it _ this? i think the biggest issue seems to be it is _ this? i think the biggest issue seems to be it is not - this? i think the biggest issue seems to be it is not just - this? i think the biggest issue seems to be it is not just the | seems to be it is notjust the people's bank of china starting to push back on crypto currencies. yet critical comment or warnings from the us federal reserve, the bank of canada and reserve bank of india, the bank of england. even threats of taxation from the american government so it does look as if the authorities are paying more attention than ever and starting to push back on crypto and if you are a central bank you will do because the reason you are in business is to control the supply of currency and so it is a potential threat. is supply of currency and so it is a potential threat.— a potentialthreat. is this volatility _ a potentialthreat. is this volatility that _ a potenti

joining me now is russ mould, who's an investment director at aj bell.orry, cybercrime hitting strategic parts of an economy? it hitting strategic parts of an economy?— hitting strategic parts of an econom ? , economy? it is, as you say you have 2-5 — economy? it is, as you say you have 2.5 million _ economy? it is, as you say you have 2.5 million barrels - economy? it is, as you say you have 2.5 million barrels of - economy? it is, as you say you have 2.5 million barrels of a i have 2.5 million barrels of a product at a time of the american economy is trying to get back on its feet boosted by the joe biden get back on its feet boosted by thejoe biden stimulus plan and the oil market is particularly susceptible. we saw a drone attack on saudi arabian refineries in 2018 and it is a major pressure point for the global economy and if fuel prices go up it effectively is an attack on consumers so they could be a substantial economic hit if they cannot get things online quickly.— online quickly. and during lockdown. _ online quickly. and during lockdown, cyber

he will want to mould this chelsea team in his image now after inheriting it from frank lampard justbe reckoned with, as will manchester city, who finished 19 points clear of chelsea, remember, but roll on next season, because let's just hope it is a really tight season. we have had this all english final, it was always going to be tight, but what a climax to the season. city midfielder kevin de bruyne suffered a fractured nose and eye socket in the clash that brought his invovlement in the match to an end. he was involved in a nasty collision with antonio rudiger early in the second half. de bruyne said on social media that he feels 0k but still disappointed about the defeat. he's in the belgium squad for the euros, with theirfirst match onjune the 12th, but there's no indication whether he'll be fit for that. dan evans has made a great start to french open campaign. he took the first set against miomir kecmanovic 6—1, but the serbian is 4—1 up in the second. evans has never made the second round at roland garros, but he's been a revelation on clay this year, with novak djokovic amo

sometimes that form is moulded by the musician to play. the thing had his martin built with eco friendly wood edge here and worked with martin to create his ex signature edition. ah, the free about us and they sent me 4 guitars to see if i like the sound of them or shapes with them. and it was just double, i could tell. and i remember it turning off the gig and the focus there and they tried them all now and all this, this ones incredible. i'm just going to take it just so you. yeah. yeah. a man out of the most ganita can also have his own personalized model. the martin, the 28th, became his favorite guitar just a few years ago. now he doesn't go anywhere without it hits me to shoot over these and i had it in the studio with me for the last album in new orleans. i wrote the title song from the album with that guitar, like most song since i got it. and i just the story of the martin guitar dates back to the 19th century, and the village of mac neu carried him in facts. and he's for john district. that's where in january 1796, christiane fev

itself is only half a deal on really changed, again, is how you dispose of always after it's left to mould. not too crazy to say that without them the industrial revolution might not really as happened in the mid 18 hundreds exploiting populations and urban ization that to ramp and outbreaks as diseases. in english cities. many diseases spread because drinking water was contaminated with sewage. the 1st person to discover the direct link between human waste and an outbreak was a physician named john snow. after a call or outbreak ravaged a london neighbourhood in 1854. the proof that several cases had clustered around a single water pump boot next to assessment, which was the go to solution for waste management in those days. then came the great state. that's not the title for a new pix arsic. it's what londoners called this horrible state that enveloped the city in the summer of 1858. london's waist had been dumped directly into the thames for decades. but unusually high temperatures made the fall odor rising from the river and nearly unbearable. this was the final straw and eventually th

thomas tuchel got it right, he will mould this team and his image after inheriting it from frank lampardckon with as well manchester city who finished 19 points ahead of chelsea remember. let us hope it is a really tight season next year. we had this all english final which was always going to be tight but what a climax we have had two this season. indeed, thank ou have had two this season. indeed, thank you very _ have had two this season. indeed, thank you very much _ have had two this season. indeed, thank you very much olly - have had two this season. indeed, thank you very much olly foster. | have had two this season. indeed, i thank you very much olly foster. let thank you very much 0lly foster. let us look inside to another london club celebrating. brentford will be playing premier league football for the first time next season after they beat swansea in the playoff final at wembley. they haven't been in the top flight since 1947, but a penalty from ivan toney and then this effort from emiliano marcondes gave them a 2—nil victory, it's been a long wait for brentford — this was the

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smelting it to precisely 1943 degrees fahrenheit, carefully pouring it into a handcrafted casting mouldmes, i completely forget it's your birthday. so i rummage through the back of the pantry, find a box of kraft mac and cheese i bought for y2k, string the stale noodles onto some used floss, spray it with some gold krylon, bedazzle it with broken coke bottle pieces to present to you with the skin- rash inducing macaroni necklace of news that is my segment: >> (echoing) two shingt racing on duty. that is dangerous and irresponsible. still, the best press the police have gotten recently. i certainly hope those officers are facing disciplinary action, because the only person qualified for drag racing while on duty is rupaul. quarantine-while, over the weekend, the internet was down in tumbler ridge, british columbia, after a beaver chewed through the fiber cable. aaand we have officially found the most canadian story ever. barely beating out 2007's report in the "winnipeg queen's gazette:" hoser mountie slips in poutine, falls one metre and causes clamour while cashing cheque, eh? soh-rry.

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it's a condition caused by a mould that grows behind the eyes. here's dr sintha again.e life—saving, like people have had to remove the eyes. this fungus involves the nose, the sinuses and including the brain, so it is absolutely devastating. that is a very high mortality rate. let's move across the border to nepal — and news on mount everest. china says it will stop its people mixing with those from nepal at the summit. china's installed a line of separation at the summit. this is because cases have surged 1200% in nepal in the past couple of weeks. that's creating pressure on hospitals. here's the kathmandu times reports oxygen shortages and several hospitals have stopped taking new patients. to europe now — restrictions are lifting for people in germany who've been fully vaccinated. they'll longer be subject to nightly curfews or covid testing for certain activities. but there is still a strict lockdown for the 90% who are not fully vaccinated. this of course is having a huge impact. our next report looks at that through the experience of sex workers. in germany sex

foley —— polly toynbee has supported labour except for a period in the 80s when she hoped to break the mouldtics. and with me, biggzy�*s chief environment correspondent justin rollout. —— the bbc�*s chief environment correspondence. the latest brick to be broken is what was known as the red wall. constituencies who led the most would protect the labour party from being swept away altogether. a conservative mp was elected for the first time since 1959. when the tories started smashing labour's brad wall at the last general election —— red wall, it was put on labour's then leader jeremy corbyn and en brexit. this week, janet, i wonder if it is a case of borisjohnson? certainly by definition. it is not about brexit or it is not all about brexit except for in the most symbolic totemic sense. it is not all keir starmer�*s fault either. you might be surprised to hear me say that. brexit became the issue which made it clear to the traditional working class northern voters that their party held them in contempt. if you describe everybody who voted for brexit as a stupid bigot, not many people are go

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this is why the russians are interested, it wants to see belarus firmly moulded in that pro pro—russiann what happened to mr navalny, what is the risk of - with. we have seen what happened to mr navalny, what is the risk of this i mr navalny, what is the risk of this whole thing really escalating, in terms of tensions between nato, including the us, and russia? well, of course we understand that it is in everybody�*s interests to keep the escalation managed. to in everybody's interests to keep the escalation managed.— escalation managed. to signal to lukashenko _ escalation managed. to signal to lukashenko that _ escalation managed. to signal to lukashenko that he _ escalation managed. to signal to lukashenko that he needs - escalation managed. to signal to lukashenko that he needs to - escalation managed. to signal to lukashenko that he needs to do | escalation managed. to signal to i lukashenko that he needs to do this not only because we understand that it is not an escalated one, there are a couple of hundred of belarusian activists at the moment detained in custody in belarus. 50,

mould in terms of the key meetings. would be if i exolained _ in terms of the key meetings. explained the _ in terms of the key meetings. would be if i explained the thinking - in terms of the key meetings. would be if i explained the thinking about herd immunity now? yes. be if i explained the thinking about herd immunity now?— be if i explained the thinking about herd immunity now? yes, please go ahead. obviously _ herd immunity now? yes, please go ahead. obviously lots _ herd immunity now? yes, please go ahead. obviously lots of _ herd immunity now? yes, please go ahead. obviously lots of confusion l ahead. obviously lots of confusion in the term _ ahead. obviously lots of confusion in the term can _ ahead. obviously lots of confusion in the term can be _ ahead. obviously lots of confusion in the term can be used _ ahead. obviously lots of confusion | in the term can be used differently and is used differently by different people to mean different things. essentially the logic of the official plan from the department of health was that this disease is going to spread. vac