dominic hughes, bbc news, porton down. prepare for a threat that they don't know what it is. that is the challenge you heard described but there are a number of steps we can take to be better prepared and terms of surveillance and we are doing that work separately but what we do and the labs at porton down which is separate from the mod facility for chemical warfare is get ourselves ready to isolate new pathogens to develop and test them accurately and work with other partners, academics and pharmaceutical companies to test out prototypes for the vaccine and be ready to evaluate them. the really exciting thing about the legacy from the pandemic as we have 2800 square metres of laboratory space we did not have before and we are using that as part of our new strategy to ensure we are as best prepared as we can be for new pathogens and existing ones. what is the most important lesson learnt from the pandemic? i was going to say a partnership was the immediate one that comes to mind and we can see that when responding to infec

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dominic hughes, bbc news, porton down.w, where the lionesses face the nigerian team in a bit more than three hours' time. the nigerians are 11—time african champions but have never gone further than the quarterfinal stage at the world cup. meanwhile, england won euro 2022 last summer, and are among the favourites to win the tournament this year, but must first negotiate the game in brisbane with the super falcons. elsewhere, the two—time defending champions the united states have crashed out of the tournament with the final result decided byjust millimetres. the round of 16 match finished scoreless in regular and extra time, sending it to a dramatic shoot—out. and sweden prevailed 5—4 with three us players missing their penalty kicks, including star forward megan rapinoe. sweden sealed the deal on this penalty shot, which was nearly saved by us keeper alyssa naeher, but was ruled to have just crossed the line, giving sweden the victory. what a game! meanwhile, let's now cross live to brisbane tojen 0'neill. she is the edit

dominic hughes, bbc news, porton down.n players after the forward lauren james was sent off with a red card. we understand the incident involved a yellow card initially for a bad tackle, and as laurenjames stood up she stamped on the nigerian, a nigerian player's back, so england now down to ten players. we are into the 86th, 88th minutes. we have some added time on that. this is what we've been seeing in the world cup, haven't we, some of the favourites really struggling and some are out of the tournament, so we are coming towards the end of england versus nigeria, we will let you know what happens next but england are down to ten players. an inquest due to begin today into the death of a 27—year—old man. his family believe was linked to mould in their privately rented home. luke brooks died from respiratory problems last year. the case will be heard by the same coroner who investigated the death of two—year—old awaab ishak, who died due to mould exposure in 2020. 0ur north of england correspondent, fiona trott, reports.

dominic hughes, bbc news, porton down. this for us this morning. it looks very high—tech. yes, good morning. you could be forgiven for thinking you were accidentally watching the masters. this is the former liverpool debenhams department store which has been totally transformed, repurposed into a leisure and entertainment venue. this was once the menswearfloor and now crazy golf. one of the features. debenhams shut its doors for the last time in may 2021 and it has been a tough time for department stores. in five years alone we lost 83% of them, including the iconic bhs, as well as debenhams. fennec is the latest to announce it is closing after a century of trading. —— fenwick. meanwhile, it's not looking good for house of fraser, who are clinging onto their high street presence. it's boss recently said it could close more stores, after shutting eight in the past year and declaring, "the department store globally is broken." repurposed in the old buildings is key to keeping them alive. joining me now is michael harrison, t

know what happened there , in fact, and another inconsistency , it was in porton down in the mid-fifties of the last century that a gas was tested that belongs to the same class of military, toxic substances as the newcomer, however the coincidence is not accidental. that is why the zeal of scientists from the british laboratory is of great concern, and some are even sure that new viruses are weapons of the deep state, which use them to total control of society in order to put on muzzles and give ker passes to keep at home manage fears, anxieties, expectations and of course, money evgeny belousov around the planet. an agonizing reckoning for the eurozone economy such an outcome in the wake of a tightening of credit for the cash tax budget politicians predict bloomberg according to analysts' calculations, a combination of raising interest rates and cutting state. spending rising energy prices will steal up to 3.8% of gdp the delayed collapse from rising borrowing costs will overtake it from the very next season such a layout of numbers and can become a real shock therapy for the currency

the work is being carried out at the government's high security porton down lab in wiltshire.ing humans and could potentially spread around the world. professor dame jenny harries, chief exec of the uk health security agency , says health security agency, says they've learnt lessons from covid and the laboratories here. >> it's 2800m2 of investment through the vaccine task force through the vaccine task force through the vaccine task force through the uk government during covid. and so what we're trying to do now is capture that really excellent work from covid and make sure we're using that as we go forward for any new pandemic threats . threats. >> the uk is set to have a brand new transatlantic airline which is promising to offer lower fares. global airlines aims to start operating between gatwick and new york by the middle of next year, before then launching flights to los angeles. the chief executive says people are sick and tired of the way that they're being treated by existing companies. he's pledging to be better with higher quality services . and higher quality servi

the work is being carried out at the government's high security porton down lab in wiltshire.y've drawn up a list of animal viruses which are capable of infecting humans and could potentially spread around the world. professor dame jenny harries, chief exec of the uk health security agency , saying health security agency, saying that they've learned lessons from the covid pandemic. the laboratories here has 2800m2 of investors went through the vaccine task force through the uk government during covid. >> and so what we're trying to do now is capture that really excellent work from covid and make sure we're using that as we go forward for any new pandemic threats . threats. >> well, the lionesses have secured a place in the quarterfinals of the women's world cup after a dramatic penalty shootout win over nigeria . the england scored four nigeria. the england scored four goals while nigeria netted only two following the 123 minute match. chloe kelly scored the winning goal following other successful shots from beth england, rachel daley and alex greenwood, the prince and princes

the work is being carried out at the government's high security porton down laboratory in wiltshire .boratory in wiltshire. the doctors have drawn up a list of animal viruses which are capable of infecting humans and could potentially spread around the world. sport and the lionesses have secured a place in the quarterfinals of the women's world cup after a dramatic penalty shootout win over nigeria. england has scored four goals, while nigeria netted only two following the 123 minute match. chloe kelly scored the winning goal following other successful shots from beth england , rachel daley and alex england, rachel daley and alex greenwood . and lauren james was greenwood. and lauren james was sent off during the match, though, for stamping on one of the nigerian players . the prince the nigerian players. the prince and princess of have. and princess of wales have. congrats elated lionesses congrats elated the lionesses and now face jamaica or and they now face jamaica or colombia in the quarterfinals on saturday. fans describe the game as an emotional roller coaster for a really toug

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