i like rex a lot. rex is great.ut i got these two criminals competing for my affections as to which of them is the most splendid spy. oh, dear, we're going to have to go back to britain and deal with more normal kind of guys. i'm going to introduce you to some british spies. the chap with the cigarette is denniston. he was head of the school up until 1942 when he was fired. and the man in the middle is his number one crypt analyst. and knox is essentially a professor of ancient greek. what he did as a professor of ancient greek, quite astonishing, he was trying to reconstruct a set of dodgy poems, this is like fourth century b.c. porn, dodgy poems by a guy. and he had written his poems on something that was basically crumbling old papyrus. and so knox was trying to reassemble these fragments into meaningful porn which was sort of great but you can see that this is like a code breaking exercise really because you're piecing together things. it's a bit -- it's a jigsaw puzzle and partly a linguistic puzzle and it's al

and rex was my speech teacher. >> worst student ever.[laughs] [laughs] he came to me on the first day of class and said, i know how to talk, can i just not do this class at all. i said who in the world is this arrogant young man who doesn't want to do speech 103. from there, to becoming one of my best friends. god only knows. [laughs] [laughs] >> i am willing to fight for extra credit. [laughs] but what happened was rex, with darren taylor, walking the streets, this young man has a barber shop. barbara cesar was one of the first characters on the street. 40 years and the barber is still here. he took a long hiatus. but it was nice to see him. and that was big. he didn't know that, but then he was not here 40 years ago. there was an evening program, and if you ever see this photograph, and there is the long drum? >> there is a. >> he worked in the boot shop. he had very little rhythm. he had very little rhythm, but the model was -- >> he was won a few african americans who helped us interpret african american history. >> and rex, monty, e

reagan, we knew you would not want us to leave out rex, so we have a gift for rex. it was handbuilt by the navy seabees at camp david and is carpeted with some of the carpet from aspen lodge. we wanted rex to feel right at home. now, there will always be a rex in the white house. [applause] mr. president, mrs. reagan, thank you for what you have done for our country, our world, and for each of us. good luck and may god bless both of you. [applause] pres. reagan: thank you. thank you all. and not alone for the gifts, though they are wonderful and particularly this last one, because he's already taken over this white house. i'm glad he's got one of his own now, and you know something, he doesn't get kicked out of it in two terms. [laughter] [applause] there aren't any words that can properly tell you how bittersweet these days are, and the things we would like to say to all of you. you know, i keep remembering back and not too far when someplace along the line, there would always be a picture of a president standing in the oval office looking out the window, usually t

and rex was my speech teacher. >> worst student ever.laughs] he came to me on the first day class and said, i know how to talk can i just not do this class at all? i said who is this is when the world is this arrogant young man. he don't have to do speech 1:03. from there, to becoming one of my best friends. god only knows. [laughs] >> i played the piper for extra credit. [laughs] i had friends saying or doing their. but what happened was rex, darren taylor, were hired to walk the streets. this young man named jim man who has a shop as a barber, i gave him a call to let him know the barber caesar was one of the first characters on the street. that's 40 years and he that barbara still here. it took a long hiatus but it was nice to see him with a shop. and that was big. he didn't know that, but then he was not here four years ago. this was the first time people on the streets, and there was an evening program called black music. and if you ever see this photograph did you have the long drum? >> yes the long drum and the big. >> lot carter,

so rex, that's a spy cover name, so let's call him rex from now on. so rex, having retired from gambling was hired by the german sorry by the french intelligence service. this is kind of a natural career profession isn't it? so the french intelligence service, they hire rex. and his job is to fix the walk-in spy, with the same kind of steely gaze, that he would fix his victims in the casino. and he would sustain out these guys and he is the ideal person to check out han's schmidt because he is a native german speaker. he invites holmes to a meeting, and there is first of all a letter that goes to the hans inviting him to come to a particular, address where there will be a letter waiting for him which will tell him where to go, and to go to the meeting and so forth. and all of the other meetings are set up, with anonymous postcards. which have coated information, about where he can find out information and documents and it's quite fantastic. so eventually, we get to the stage where, rex has met schmidt and he is checked him out and yes he has some docu

there was a time when we would go -- lord, rex. ]x been to some shady places. remember going to new jersey one time, because they wanted to do something, and we ended up at a hotel and i said, rex, they have more tiles in here than sheets. >> i think that we slept in our clothes that night. >> yes, we wondered why it was only 1899, and the man looked up one room and looked at both of us, and said, okay. we were there for the rotary club or something the next day. but -- i got off track. >> but the objective was that there were not people who would come to colonial williamsburg on their own, and we knew that we had to do some sort of outreach that allowed us to go into the community so that they might see us and hopefully redefine what they thought colonial williamsburg represented, so we went all over the globe. >> yeah, yeah. it was to spread that word. it was to get people to understand that, that there's a lot of strength in 18th century history and a lot of strength in african-american, 18th century african-american history, and if you will indulge me. i ha

t rex's footprints are big! there is— wasn't it? t rex's footprints are big! t rex's footprints are big! there is nothing like - wasn't it? t rex's footprints are big! there is nothing like being | big! there is nothing like being told off by a — big! there is nothing like being told off by a four-year-old. - time for a look at the weather. hello. we've seen a mix of rain, sleet and snow across many southern parts of the uk so far today and particularly the parts of wales and the midlands, that mix of snow and also some ice developing is leading to a bit of travel disruption. in fact, there could be as much as 15 centimetres of snow above the highest ground of central and north wales. over the next few hours, that rain, sleet and snow will slowly start to slip away towards the south and this evening and tonight, under those clear skies, temperatures will drop quickly. so, ice will increasingly be a problem particularly for wales, the midlands and other parts of southern and eastern england. further north, we are expecting a very cold night and there will be so

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yeah, t rex _ all wrong. tiny. it was too small, wasn't it? yeah, t rex footprintsj wasn't it?nts are bi. now it's time for a look at the weather with nick miller. hello. well, we've seen some rain, sleet and snow today. as temperatures drop, and that clears, as we get into tonight, it is going to be turning quite icy out there, and risk of ice, too, in the northern isles, where there will be some wintry showers continuing, and some snow out of these, particularly into shetland. for many of us, though, it's a dry, clear night, although there will be a few freezing fog patches in parts of scotland, with a widespread hard frost, minus double figures in the coldest spots in scotland as we going to sunday morning, which will be a crisp, cold, crisp, sunny start for most of us. a few wintry showers still in northern scotland, sun turning hazy elsewhere, and another weather system bringing some outbreaks of rain into towards south—west england and wales. some sleet and snow again in the hills, but patchy rain and drizzle toward south—east england, as well, later into the afternoon. n

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the 1st also sputnik rex in i feel perfectly ready many of my colleagues in the embassy have done so as well and. absolutely certain that this is part of the normal. precautions that we dig deeper into big situation just as we were near the mosque we have sort of distance but it is also good to pick scientifically proven back scenes and of course the sport big vaccine is one such works in the approval of sputnik v in india could come within weeks and once it completes the trials it is also considering making the job on his territory for both domestic and global demand the country's envoy to russia told as why it new delhi got involved. it doesn't come as a surprise that we have a such a long tradition of cooperation between india and russia their cooperation continued during the cold pandemic so when the idea of cheap has to cater to the material approach the indian authorities or the testing of the sputnik alexy in this was really come to an india the space to try to pick rex you have been completed face a new trial of a commenced and be assured that us when i still reckon your tree

is that the t rex? yeah! that's my favourite dinosaur. is it really?it? t rex's footprints are big! put firmly in my place. another look at the weather. we have seen some rain and sleet on saturday, it would turn i see out there, and the risk of ice in the northern isles where there will be some wintry showers continuing and snow out of these particularly into shetland. for many of us, though, a dry night, though freezing fog patches and parts of scotland, hard frost, minus double figures in the cold spots in scotland as we going to sunday morning which will be a crisp, cold crisp sunny start for most of us. wintry showers for most of us, turning hazy elsewhere, and outbreaks of rain into south—east england and wales, patchy drizzle, not quite as windy in the south, but it will be a cold day out there, more rain and some disruptive snow pushing northwards during tuesday, lingering across northern parts on wednesday and thursday, the sun briefly milder. hello this is bbc news with reeta chakrabarti. the headlines: the government calls for a reset in rel

case saying i told you so but i am walking on a piece saying i told you so we were so postboys of rex's. and it was all about plate we train our watches and get our territory back it's just nonsense all things not just because i'm so great and you are safe if you were. a temp now actually eventually this place i will spend probably. for the 40 percent of my year in french war. i will spend kind of weed land in holland we sent our boat to holland for refit never got the infrastructure to refit this boat here. so we are very closely geographically and politically tied with us this whole thing was just a point that's spread to the fishermen we met earlier as a sideline in you tube videos demonstrating how to cook britain's abundance of fish species may be more fish on the menu now but the smell in the air is of betrayal jonah al-jazeera bricks of. well the u.s. has exceeded $20000000.00 corona virus infections now that's almost 25 percent of global cases according to johns hopkins university which has been tracking the numbers since the start of the pandemic so let's get danny gallagher wh

yeah, t rex footprints are big. of course they are! seen some rain, sleet and snow today. as temperatures drop, and that clears, as we get into tonight, it is going to be turning quite icy out there, and risk of ice, too, in the northern isles, where there will be some wintry showers continuing, and some snow out of these, particularly into shetland. for many of us, though, it's a dry, clear night, although there will be a few freezing fog patches in parts of scotland, with a widespread hard frost, minus double figures in the coldest spots in scotland as we go into sunday morning, which will be a crisp, cold, crisp, sunny start for most of us. a few wintry showers still in northern scotland, sun turning hazy elsewhere, and another weather system bringing some outbreaks of rain into towards south—west england and wales. some sleet and snow again in the hills, but patchy rain and drizzle toward south—east england, as well, later into the afternoon. not quite as windy to the south as it has been today, but it is still going to be a cold d

here's a live shot from berlin today it's out with a 2020 and in a with rex it. all freedom. and views to us to make the most of it with the split to now official britain ends its half a century membership in the european union we'll take a look at the changes ahead as one era and spend another. also coming up on the show the world says a goodbye and.

the letter conjured up by a seance which reintroduces her to former husband rex harrison, now remarriedw these roles have been refilled by respectively damejudy dench, leslie mann, dan stevens and isla fisher in a new version of blithe spirit which add some perfunctory nods to modernity while still retaining a basic skeleton of the original. elvira? hello? i haven't the foggiest idea of how to send her back. directed by downton abbey alumnus edward hall from a script by nick moorcroft, meg leonard and piers ashworth, this latest incarnation was due to open in uk theaters last year emma but after covid delays it was acquired for sky cinema. you're in trouble now. but to be honest, i can't imagine this somewhat lackluster production ever setting movie theaters alight, even with a starry cast whose performances range from the kooky to the caricatured come up with a rather irritating lack of panache. i can feel it in my base chakra. probably trapped wind. and while lean�*s original won oscars for its spectacular poltergeist effects, this looks more like a drab tv movie thatjust happens to b

would now after a half a century partnership of britain has finalised its split with the european union rex it appears off to a smooth start at the key e.u. u.k. trade link the port of call a moments after the separation at midnight the 1st to trucks went through the new custom checks all things are going smoothly now both european and british businesses have warned of massive destruction to the flow of trade and people once the holiday weekend ends and correspondent barbara sent us this update from dunkirk france. so this is the last piece of our brecht said goodbye to or on the 1st of january when the hopper off the dunkirk quite the next to come may 1 of the harvest that supply at the crossing to dover here and what we see in the back of the trucks rolling off the 1st ferry on on this day where everything has changed and the man to explain to us what has been changing here and what is happening is still a paramount if you carry the film as. i know. there's been a very exciting day for us it's a 1st to the pasha here from from and what we did in dubai and what we didn't do yesterday is ta

the letter conjured up by a seance which reintroduces her to former husband rex harrison, now remarriedroles have been refilled by, respectively, damejudi dench, leslie mann, dan stevens and isla fisher in a new version of blithe spirit which adds some perfunctory nods to modernity while still retaining a basic skeleton of the original. elvira? hello? i haven't the foggiest idea of how to send her back. directed by downton abbey alumnus edward hall from a script by nick moorcroft, meg leonard and piers ashworth, this latest incarnation was due to open in uk theaters last year emma incarnation was due to open in uk theaters last year, but after covid delays it was acquired for sky cinema. you're in trouble now. but to be honest, i can't imagine this somewhat lackluster production ever setting movie theaters alight, even with a starry cast whose performances range from the kooky to the caricatured, with a rather irritating lack of panache. i can feel it in my base chakra. probably trapped wind. and while lean�*s original won oscars for its spectacular poltergeist effects, this looks more

host: that is rex in ohio. these are the comments of vice president mike pence just hours after the storming of capitol hill, after capitol police and national guard had taken back both chambers of the capital. returns, to count the electoral college vote, and mike president -- and vice president mike pence made his own comments. [video clip] >> this was a dark day in the u.s. capital. the federal, state, and local law enforcement, violence was quelled. the capital is secured and the people's work continues. we condemn the violence that took place here in the strongest possible terms. we grieve the loss-of-life in these hallowed halls as well as the injuries suffered by those who defended our capital today. we will always be grateful to the men and women who stayed at s to defend this historic place. to those who reach havoc in our capital today, you did not win. violence never wins. freedom wins. this is still the people's house. as we reconvene in this chamber, the world will witness the resilience and streng

from other places his spirit that i like the most he was bringing business people into his cabinet rex tillerson for example whom i've known really been able to form a c.e.o. of exxon has seen the world who knows how things work and how to execute character and stephen each and. so that was actually a good thing unfortunately you know that those business people didn't last long and that was the 1st sign. you know what are actually the actions that they that helping the people of the united states and the people in america that maybe some individual preferences he might have had. i believe. certainly a big challenge for people who will be writing the memoirs about the president do you think that businesses should have done something earlier should they have reacted earlier should they have drawn a line earlier. well you know easier to discuss that after the fact for tyneside to earlier i mean i've been congratulating him through the tax cuts opus leaper those is that the year of well it concerned about seeing the most powerful. off is you know at the face of the most powerful office in

panelists include american civil war museum ceo, kristie coleman, and curator, rex ellis, of the national museum of 1é culture. watch thursday beginning at 8 pm eastern. and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. national world war ii museum senior historian, robert citino, discusses how decisions made at the heel to conference affected ending of world war ii. this top is part of a day-long symposium marking the 35th anniversary of the pivotal meeting between franklin roosevelt and soviet leader, joseph stolen. welcome back to the madeleine conference center here at the higgins hotel. i hope that everyone enjoyed their lunch. we spent this morning doing some pretty high-level analysis of the political and strategic situation that existed among the allied leaders. as we know wars are fought on battlefields not in boardrooms. the summits though they dictated much of what would happened on the ground, they wouldn't have mattered much if we didn't have armies on the field. our next session will look at how yalta affected the execution of the closing months of world war ii. to do

el estudio dice que este tipo de reacciÓn es rara, los cdc rex recomiendan su uso.ser expuestos al virus, se sienten frustrados porque dicen que no saben cuando serÁn vacunados, pero el problema no es solo en el este de la bahÍa, tambiÉn en san francisco, dos fueron hospitalizados y. >>> bajo distribuciÓn de mÉdico de capitolio, alex padilla anoche recibiÓ la primera r vacuna contra covid-19, este anuncio lo diÓ por medio de redes sociales y dijo >>> mientras estÉ trabajando con el presidente biden, la nueva administraciÓn para asegurar vacunas se repartan lo mÁs pronto posible. >>> pidiÓ a la comunidad que se cuiden, usen mascarilla y mantengan distancia para seguir sobreviviendo a la pandemia. y en breve, ya se cumpliÓ aÑo, sÍ, un aÑo desde que se reportÓ el primer caso de covid-19 en estados unidos. expertos hablan de lo que se puede esperar para este 2021. y dependen de beneficios de desempleo sepa hasta cuando los extendieron. no deje el paraguas porque seguirÁn las lluvias en la regiÓn, sÁbado estable, pero cuidado con el domingo, esto al volver. y esto es esf

the expect the next couple of weeks i think rex you know very for the good people who will be remembered and you need to do. thousands of vaccine doses in spain because the country lacks the.

north stream pipeline project hangs in the balance as well so let's watch out for new developments rex the naughty dog power struggle for nichols the heated political battle to shut down the vote more yankee nuclear power plant we're back in half an hour with this headlines do join us again that. q . chain reaction process in the reactor a tremendous heat which scientists have learned out of control. really. keen to harness the. i was so excited about nuclear engineering because i thought it would solve the world's energy crisis is exciting science to realize you've got the power of the sun. reactor near seoul or. when everything works. to retrieve with making energy the problem is that everything does work japan's a nuclear nightmare continues a 2nd hydrogen explosion at the fukushima daiichi nuclear complex destroyed the reactors exterior all 3 daiichi reactors have nuclear fuel rods that have been exposed to some degree so they are teetering on the edge of a meltdown i mean you need to sit. there you. know the. first thing more. concerning that situation in japan i'm now joined live

even a t-rex, thankfully a fake one, was spotted trujing through the snow. >> straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, how the capitol chaos exposed america's racial double standard. later, it is dad versus daughter in a historic college basketball matchup. #r >> duncan: as the world watched a violent mob attack the u.s. capitol, images of what appear to an a double standard emerged. we met up with one man who recalled his very different experience this past summer. >> navy veteran kishon mcdonald's considered himself a patriot. and for the last five years he's called the nation's capitol his home. >> i can't breathe. >> so when millions rallied begins racial injustice nationwide after the death of george floyd, the 40 year old went to lafayette park on june 1st to protest in front of the white house. as they chanted with no clear scien signs of violence, local and federal authorities moved in. 30 minutes before a 7 p.m. curfew took effect. mcdonald's said what happened next was pure chaos. >> they was pushing, there was shoving, i was hit with shrapnel, they didn't show any restraint, a

and after a half century partnership britain has finalized its split with the european union rex it appears off to a smooth start at a key e.u. u.k. trade link support of a while things are going smoothly now both european and british businesses are warning of massive disruptions to the flow of trade in people once the holiday weekend comes to an end. and i'm joined now by due to his very own breck's that analyst for as white and alex hello is so far we haven't seen the kind of chaos at ports that many expected was this all just overblown. don't see night when you're looking at those pictures but i don't think that is the case because on a normal day there would be about 10000 lorries and trucks that would posts through dover in the south of england so why the using the channel tunnel or using ferries and the estimate that today there were only $800.00 not partly that's because of the time of year that we're in but also because many haulage companies chose to keep their trucks stationary they didn't want and possibly that because they were concerned about the issues with more paperwork more

and so we've got some experience with a new book about since we have perth nar 7 since rex $10.13 mixing and matching is on the doses certainly in singapore though in that without much harm if the box is taught the same antigen the protein with the delivery by m.r. nay or primary and no virus or even supply protein vaccines like the flu. vaccine design i think the minister even if it is the will be fine do you feel that people will trust this kind because this this is all going extremely fast and on the fact that we have a vaccine already within a year do you think that people will trust all those different combinations. so then you have to explain to the people and make them understand more about the vaccines to give him the confidence that in fact what we do is just delivering the same antigen and use the same immune response we just slightly different areas and carry shouldn't really make that much difference to the current is just in just immune response to react even more against optical antigen and delivering it in a different way to the body to produce the same immune response or

trump, the only president in american history to be impeached twice, charged with incitement of ins rex. the first comments from the president today, just in moments ago. one week to the day after rioters stormed the u.s. capitol after the president urged them to march to the capitol, to be strong, to fight like hell. tonight, house law makers have impeached the president.sidentee president a clear and present danger. and the moment today that top republican leader in the house saying president trump bears responsibility for the attack, though not supporting impeachment on this timetable. other republicans saying, with so tfew days left i

and so we've got some experience with the new macbook about it seems we have perth now are 7 since rex $10.13 mixing and matching is in the doses certainly in singapore though in that without a trial if the back is taught the same antigen the protein where the delivered by m.r. nay or primary and no virus or even supply protein vaccines like the flu based vaccine design i think the minister even if it is the will be fine do you feel that people will trust this kind because this this is all going extremely fast and on the fact that we have a vaccine already within a year do you think that people will trust all those different combinations. so they will have to explain to the people and make them understand more about the vaccines to give him the confidence that in fact what we do is just to live in the same antigen and use the same immune response we just slightly different areas and the carriers shouldn't really make that much difference to the carriers just ingest immune response to react even more against optical antigen and delivering it in a different way to the body to produce the

finally left but rex it is already being blamed for rows of empty shelves and sing for markets in northern ireland nearest rickshaws were slapped on good ship from mainland u.k. to northern ireland after britain totally cut the cord with. heads of a big thing for market change are now calling on the government to thought out the red tape. we recognize the european commission needs to see increased compliance to support the concessions to grant a through the northern ireland protocol but the current proposals in greece bureaucracy and certification in such a short timescale are unworkable. well the prime minister was questioned in parliament over the supply issues but he played down the problems. but the moment goods are flowing. normally volumes between great britain and northern ireland so prime move lorries have been turned back. meanwhile scottish fishing companies are also furious mourn their products are going to waste you to delivery hold ups bosses or even threatening to to dump their rotting seafood outside parliament if they can't get their goods to market by next week former part

here behind me you can see that the police at the port of dover gates are actually nothing to do it rex if i can tell you that that they're checking the coded testing status of the drivers down the restrictions that were put in place by the french 10 days ago some of the drivers have been falling foul of that this morning because the code paperwork has expired it's they had to have a test negative test within 72 hours of making a crossing that said is under simmons's report pointed out there is still a significant amount of additional paperwork that the drivers and companies are going to have to fill in $220000000.00 extra customs declarations we are told the government's tax in customs or stores he hates him aussie reckons the cost of that to business in the region is 9 and a half $1000000000.00 worth so you can see that the quietness here at the moment does not necessarily mean it's going to be smooth running for the days and weeks ahead so makes me wonder paul what's sort of normal might look like. certainly in comparison to the amount of traffic that used to go through that crossing

the 1st also sputnik rex in i feel perfectly real many of my colleagues in the embassy have done so as well and. absolutely certain that this is part of the normal. precautions that we dig deeper into situation just as we're mere tomasky we have sort of distance where it is also good to pick scientifically proven. scenes and of course this particular axiom is one such works. well approval of sporting fane india could come within weeks once it completes those trials india is also considering making the jab on its territory for both domestic and global demand countries employs russia again told us why new delhi got involved. doesn't come as a surprise that we have a such a long tradition of cooperation between india and russia their cooperation continued during the cold pandemic so when the idea. was to kill the material approach the indian authorities or the testing of the sputnik alexina this was really come to an india police phase 2 trial of the pink box you have been completed is the new trial of a commenced and be assured that as soon as they can your key approvals are given in ind

could see a shake up of its food supply post rex that the country will be free to import products bannedin the e.u. and that includes us meat products treated with drugs including hormones and antibiotics but sustainable food campaigners are saying the government should say now given the growing world problem of and to microbial resistance it would be completely irresponsible of the government were to allow the import of beef pork or poultry produced with antibiotics for growth promotion which have been banned here . a report from the sustainable food trust singled out a drug used on pigs which leaves cancer causing residues and mention that various types of antibiotics used to promote growth on u.s. factory farms which can cause antibiotic resistance and undermine treatments of various diseases in humans the report refers to proposals to ban all preventative use of antibiotics in animals from 20 to 22 and to require exporters to do the same feed additives are another concern notably top mean which is you routinely used by u.s. farmers it's banned in more than 160 countries including rus

of very good indian companies to take this forward and we expect in the next couple of weeks sputnik rex enough to use the regulatory approval will be available for use in india and also for export to russia and other countries. the netherlands endured a 3rd night of anti-lock down the riots on monday it saw fires lit police vehicles burned and windows smashed in protest at some of europe's toughest covert restrictions which include an overnight curfew. or more than 180 people were arrested in the latest unrest in amsterdam and rotterdam where shops were vandalized and looted local officials and the prime minister have condemned the violence as criminal with some fearing the unrest puts the country on the path to civil war. germany has formally demanded that the e.u. stop all export of covert vaccines produced within the block that is while a spat over vaccine supplies continues between the e.u. and london britain's vaccines that minister has hit out at brussels decision to control exports calling it vaccine nationalism and wrong it stems from european politicians accusing the british sw

the 1st dose of sputnik rex in i feel perfectly well many of my colleagues in the embassy have done so as well and i am. absolutely certain that this is part of the normal. precautions that we take during the pandemic situation just as we've made a mosque here so distance which is also good to take scientifically proven back scenes and of course this particular accident is one such vexing. well america is also increasingly betting on the russian vaccine bolivia and argentina are the latest to receive hundreds of thousands of doses and the u.n. secretary general has welcomed the rollout things can play a key role in tackling the pandemic yes at a time of severe shortages of western made vaccines in europe as explains. news on vaccine distribution challenges delays in deliveries you may be sick and tired of it but this is the reality around the world even the trust between the countries is being put to the test as the scramble for vaccine doses intensifies concerns over how cash strapped governments and regions like latin america will be able to secure enough jobs for their nations in ti

selfies and be the united states and it's quite obvious that the by the administration doesn't like rex it and he's very skeptical of johnson where the can get back on track there i don't know i think it's a difficult one for the british prime minister in may actually it's important to notice and remember that a change in american politics followed by changes historically in british politics sydney and i wonder whether the departure of trump from the stage actually the presence of media mediums and threats of boris johnson. but might that be why the johnson administration seems to have the scum of the the virtues of women polar nubile energy do you think that certain tests appear thing that that climate change in the threat from the planet might be more compatible with the politics of the new american president i don't think it's fact to say that the rhetoric about when is the era results of president biden because they've been talking that language for some time now has a surly because they believe it because britain is hosting this great environmental summit and i think that this is a

was trained as a vet immediately initially i did a lot of veterinary vaccines myself but we prepared rex it would have assumed many technical technological our lives we develop a vaccine i believe all those lied you know it's a good enough for you to take this risk if i don't take this how can you pursue it the public to believe there's a charmes to get the mars done but of course vaccination means more mutations as the variants that survive vaccination process i mean what is your take on the effectiveness of vaccines given the number of mutations that have appeared the british mutation the one in brazil the one in south africa. we don't know at least that the courage to leave the church tells us at the moment all those me tases there might be a small. effect i don't see anything you can see as there's a very big effect from the current literature of a cause if you have the immunity you might approach the iris to mutate but once you get the herd to humanity by vaccination and the iris will have no chance to survive to transmit between armaan populaces but the chinese center for disease c