let's, let's start with rosamond. i mean, on the face of it, if you don't know much about either of these things, that's quite alarming is a true. okay, so there's a number of the components in his statement there. so the 2nd part is correct. today's figures are over 7000. well, $7107.00 confirmed cases in 60 countries since the beginning of may essentially i'm so the case smith started before that, but they were beginning to be reported to the world health organization at the beginning of may. the 1st part of this case of a statement is not entirely correct. um, because there are cases that have been reported and, and yep, we'll talk about these, i'm sure, but, and tens of thousands of cases reported in places like the democratic republic of the congo in central africa. but of course, they don't have access to testing. so as liz mentioned, access to testing is, is critical in responding to this outbreak. but it has been critical and responding to monkey pox for decades. and, and so though, met the some countries can

and what do you think rosamond was referring to? what, what shocks you most about how it is spreading? i think what i can really comment on is that what we're thinking from the data is that this is primarily spreading among sexual networks of men with men. it seems to be what's happened is it made its way into western europe about 2 months ago and into groups of gatherings of gay men parties, group sex activities. a lot of these guys have done a lot of traveling, and they engage in multiple sites with multiple partners in short periods of time, which is a great way for pathogen to transmit. so it's hard to know without a lot more testing, but it's the data that we do see suggest that 95 percent or more of the cases may be in minutes with men. and i've heard a lot of public health officers kind of downplaying that they'll leave with this concept that anyone can get a monkey pox. but i feel a bit simplistic because it's not necessarily a binary question, which is the most important question. but who is the most likely to encounter the

rosamond, i'm going interrupt. what is your take on that?talked about is that people have said the press is very much on side with borisjohnson. the coverage of all the things he's done wrong has been in the media. jennifer arcuri way back when it was a sunday times story. obviously, the mirror and the guardian left—leaning papers were the architects of exposing party gate. but i do think a lot of the coverage he's had has been intensely critical. another example being the coverage at the beginning of the governments handling of lockdown. we had a massive insight investigation to all the mistakes made. so i do think it's a little disingenuous that we have people saying, well, actually, the media has given him an easy ride as prime minister. i think there's elements where that certainly been true but it's not universally true. actually, i think there's been some outstanding journalism done there by particular newspapers in exposing all the wrongdoing that is gone on. hardeep, i was looking at your website earlier, right at the top you got a s

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