paul hunter, so good to talk to ou, that. paul hunter, so good to talk to you. thank _ that.o you, thank you _ that. paul hunter, so good to talk to you, thank you very _ that. paul hunter, so good to talk to you, thank you very much. - that. paul hunter, so good to talk to you, thank you very much. i. to you, thank you very much. i treasure. —— my pleasure. the health secretary has also confirmed people under the age of 30 in england will be invited to book their covid vaccine from next week. matt hancock said the next step in the vaccine programme will bring the uk closer to the point where all adults would have ben offered a vaccine. more than a0 million people had had theirfirstjab, while more than 27 million are now fully vaccinated. more than 1,700 charities, businesspeople and academics have signed a letter to borisjohnson warning that the government's foreign aid cut means families are going hungry. last year ministers reduced foreign aid from 0.7% of national income to 0.5% — a cut of £4 billion. the government, which is facing a rebellion by conservative mps on the

professor paul hunter from _ younger than that. professor paul hunter from the _ younger than that.eather through the rest of today, it should stay dry with spells of sunshine, some brighter skies across parts of england and wales but more cloud, pockets of rain and drizzle and where it brightens up that could trigger some heavy thundery showers further south. best temperatures towards the south—east, 21 or 22 in the sunshine, for scotland and northern ireland, 17 or 18. still some wet weather threatening to run east across england this evening, first part of the night, then out into the north sea, it becomes dry later, more mist and fog around by the end of the night, lowest temperatures in scotland with clear skies. here some sunshine to come but we're likely to trigger a few heavy, perhaps thundery showers in the afternoon from east anglia into the north—east of england, one or two in scotland. tomorrow morning starts off with sunshine and clout. showers developing, greatest risk for north wales, northern and eastern england some thundery showers and places. elsewhere should be d

as ever, professor paul hunter, thank you so much for speaking to us.halt the rise of covid—19 cases. infections in the county and the isles of scilly are almost nine times higher than the previous week — and cases are expected to rise further. questions are being asked whether half—term holiday—makers or the g7 summit fuelled the rise. jon kay reports. the perfect spot for an evening meal, but not tonight. all around st ives, covid casualties. over the last few days, at least 12 businesses shut. this is one of the latest. we'rejust devastated, you know? mick has had to close four beach—side restaurants. we thought we were finally getting out of a very difficult time for our business, and it's been a real slap on the wrists. you know, but there's nothing we can do when your staff are isolating. and i just feel for all our customers, but we have to keep everyone safe. until now, cornwall has escaped the worst of the pandemic, but sunday alone saw more than 100 cases. that's more than in the whole of may. some blame the g7 summit, which brought politician

paul hunter, who explained how the tranmissability of the delta variant, first detected in india, ist is not always easy, they look at how rapidly the infection is spreading in the community and how rapidly it is increasing, but of course when you have got a large proportion of the population who have already had vaccines, that does not always give you the right answer, so what you do is compare it to the alpha variant, the kent variant, and try and estimate how much more infectious it is, and the 40% figure is about where most people have been suggesting it is, a0—50% give or take, about what most of the estimates to date have been coming outwith, but there is a big uncertainty around that. knowing what we know now, how likely is it that the restrictions will be lifted in england onjune 21? the health secretary said today it is making it difficult with the delta variant. on the one hand we have, numbers are low, they are increasing rapidly from one week to the other in percentage terms. that is a big worry because if that carries on for many weeks, we would end up with large numbers

professor paul hunter is a professor of medicine at the university of east anglia.s your view on what we were hearing earlier about the possibility that, if you are double vaccinated, that might mean you don't have to self—isolate, is that a sensible way forward in the long term? it is alwa s a forward in the long term? it is always a question _ forward in the long term? it is always a question of _ forward in the long term? it 3 always a question of balances and certainly, if you have been double vaccinated, the chances of you getting the infection anyway and, evenif getting the infection anyway and, even if you do, having a severe infection is substantially lower. also if you are double vaccinated, if you do get infected you're less likely to infect somebody else because you shed less virus. you can't say a double vaccinated person will never infect somebody else but it substantially lower, and i think thatis it substantially lower, and i think that is probably a sensible easing of restrictions.— that is probably a sensible easing of restrictions. would that apply

professor paul hunter is a professor of medicine at the university of east anglia. hejoins me now.ink borisjohnson will lift some on the 21st ofjune? it's very difficult to see from today, really, but it is looking like we will see pretty much the continuation and the existing state —— of the existing state for another four weeks. when you see increases in case numbers as rapidly as we've seen over the last week and hospitalisations going up as well, although substantially less rapidly than they were early on, it's difficult to argue that we should relax further at the moment. what difficult to argue that we should relax further at the moment. what if another variant _ relax further at the moment. what if another variant mutation _ relax further at the moment. what if another variant mutation comes - another variant mutation comes along? want to we do then? i think another variant _ along? want to we do then? i think another variant is _ along? want to we do then? i think another variant is likely _ along? want to we do then? i think another variant is likely to - along? want to we

. >> james and lori -- >> ted and heidi -- >> paul, hunter, preston -- >> paul, donald trump jr. -- >49th birthday. >> your 50th wedding anniversary. >> happy sweet 16. >> now, here on the news, we don't want to be a bummer. we're all for sending happy birthdays and other assorted congratulations. but there is a wider context here. donald trump jr. also complaining that he's had to spend millions of dollars or his family in the trump org have for the ongoing criminal probe there. he appears to be asking fans to pay him what is a low price point. to be fair, there is a general statement that some of it will be donated to a shadow warriors project. we would like to see transparency on that given that the trump charity was shut down over this exact kind of mingling, where there is a claimed charitable contribution that doesn't always happen. more prodly and politically it is odd because this family brags and tauts itself as being wealthy, successful billionaires. yet, there are so many failed enterprises and cheap, low-price projects. donald trump also getting political in some of the vi

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i was listening to a professor in medicine, paul hunter at the university of east anglia who said thatybody and say we don't really know, and perhaps, what about this is an argument, if there is a four—week delay to the easing of restrictions, more people will then be vaccinated and we will be a little bit clearer on the science. is that not better than basically the potential for more restrictions that you could face if people come back into theatres to quickly? i go back into theatres to quickly? i go back to my _ back into theatres to quickly? i gr? back to my previous point. why we now looking at restrictions on businesses. why are we not putting the ownership onto people? if i have been vaccinated and feel safe to go about my business, i feel 0k to do that. if you are choosing not to be vaccinated, that is your risk. why are the businesses paying for a small proportion of people now who just need to get theirjabs? i think it is down to the person. in my understanding, and correct me if i'm wrong, anybody who is vulnerable or and delayed, —— should have been jabbed. they are not vu

the paul brothers may be annoying but they are living or write your own adventure story. their winning fights and having fun and making cash like strippers on huntergan paul because he's got this -- i call it the movie theory. he gets up in the morning he writes his own script so that he's the star of life. that's the only way -- i wish i thought like this. i came to that conclusion years ago. he decided he was going to do it. >> he did it without anybody else's help on youtube. my kids wake up every morning and they go to youtube. the highlights of sports and watch their favorite youtube stars. they don't spend time on television. they care about boxing matches. it's great for boxing because the sport was dying. people didn't care about traditional boxers. they want to watch exhibition like this for the entertainment. >> greg: it's a fun saturday night. sean, you been in a lot of fights as a hockey player. does this seem appealing to you? >> sean: do i really need to answer that? yeah. here's the thing. first of all, it shouldn't be called boxing because technically it's not really boxing. boxing's blood, sweat and tears, years of work. the paul

that paul ws anderson did make one movie that i really liked — the sci—fi/horror hybrid event horizon. i gave it a great review, and if flopped really badly. critics — what do they know? monster hunteruel miranda has, so far, resisted calls to turn his stage sensation hamilton into a movie, although a filmed version of the broadway production was released by disney last year. however, we do have a movie of miranda's previous hit musical in the heights, offering a fiesta of good—hearted exuberance focusing on the latino community of manhattan's washington heights. music plays # light's up on washington heights, about the break of day # i wake up and i got this little punk i gotta chase away # pop the grate at the crack of dawn # sing while i wipe down the awning... # eyo, good morning. anthony ramos stars as usnavi, serving time in a local store while harbouring dreams of the dominican republic. usnavi loves vanessa, played by melissa barrera, whose own dream is to become a fashion designer, while leslie grace's nina has had enough of stanford and wants to return to the old neighbourhood home, to the disappointment and anger of herfather, played byjimmy smits. the odds are against yo

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