and it's business as usual in sweden as stockholm takes a more lax approach to the spread of the global pandemic some are enjoying a continued freedom others are wondering if tougher policies are needed. thanks for joining us covert 900 pandemic could prove especially challenging for countries without advanced health care ventilators clubs face masks and hospital beds are all crucial and they're all severely lacking in gasa authorities they're worried the virus could be impossible to stop more than 2000000 people in the palestinian territory live under strict blockades from israel and egypt. it's been less than a week since the coronavirus reached gaza but already it's clear that the territory is woefully under a quit to cope with the pandemic well thirty's are doing what they can. as the municipality is organizing the cleaning and sterilising of the markets in an attempt to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. we're doing this despite being short of facilities and equipment. it is our duty to try to prevent the virus from spreading. the u.n. has already warned that the crumbling infr

in the u.s., in sweden, and elsewhere. we see them in the rhetoric of extremist groups to the right and to the left, in conspiracy theories on the internet, in fundamentalist environments, but also among ordinary men and women who cannot tell right from wrong and recognize the true face of prejudice and propaganda. in this situation, no emptiness, no moral vacuum can be allowed to exist. with unhesitating clarity, we must expose, confront, and combat anti-semitism wherever it may appear, and no matter who expresses it. education is key. fading collecting memories, 20 years ago, the swedish government established a living history forum in sweden. an agency dedicated to preserving and telling the stories of holocaust survivors. many children passed through his and listen to the voices. many have been given the opportunity to travel to concentration temp sites to see for themselves what horror mankind is capable of if not stopped in time. in 2018, the swedish government decided a holocaust museum will be established in sweden

building their defenses against the coronavirus as hospitals in sweden go into a war footing tents at the entrance to emergency wards will now separate patients who have covert 19 symptoms hopefully to protect those who don't. while in stockholm at the epicenter of the virus in sweden a rush hour without the rush reflects the caution of the people. as health authorities get ready for the worst doctors here are preparing themselves for a difficult few days in which they believe the number of coronavirus patients at this hospital could double while health care for the entire stockholm region has adopted a military crisis strategy borrowed from nato. sweden isn't a member of the north atlantic treaty organization but is making use of its expertise the 1st 10 to going up at the karolinska university hospital as studies of the viruses progress in italy suggest resources could soon be stretched were using the so-called nato system structure hold to work in time of crisis will before crisis i am the one who decides on things but those that were closest to me are leading they work in this con

in 2018, the swedish government decided that a holocaust museum would be established in sweden. it will remind new generations of the values of tolerance. it will remind us of human dignity and strengthen the link to the global community of remembrance. in this context i am particularly pleased with the collaboration between sweden and the holocaust museum here in washington, d.c. together they have collected over 20 new testimonies from swedish jews and european, all of them who came after the war. now the files are stored and safeguarded for future generations in stockholm and also here in washington, d.c. 75 years is both a very long time, but at the same time a very short time. we must take over the torch from the voices that go silent one by one. therefore, the swedish prime minister, stephan livion, has invited leads of state and government, researchers, experts and civil society from about 50 countries to a high-level conference in sweden in october. it will be an opportunity to take con creed steps in the fight for holocaust remembrance and against anti-semitism. one sta

much in other countries such a job and even if it is already has already sweden shows that you have to rethink and propose the euro as it is now it should say. that's how the news is shaping up for now but for right up to the minute quite literally updates this choose they are twitter page tell us you well and truly covered it's worth a follow this is our to international. the world is driven by dreams shaped by. military thinks. we fear him to ask. why do we go to war because we view the key to economic growth as oil and energy we go to war is vice president cheney said for the oil that's why they invaded iraq for the oil that's why trump says the one thing we want in syria we really don't want to go to war with russia we want to just control the oil. and the gas lines and the pipelines through afghanistan so the military is really an extension of controlling a world of energy and oil. last. you know good golf a. good number doing a pretty one when you. see the bible being the only tool in the book and you. see. that of all of us in the. streets as in i guess. simone will see. the

regional hospitals in sweden are implementing military protocols ones they borrowing from nato but in an effort to prepare for the worst case scenario brought forward by the pandemic rules within sweden remain relatively relaxed despite some 1500 cases confirmed and 10 deaths all research ports now from sweden. building their defenses against the corona virus as hospitals in sweden go on to a war footing tents at the entrance to emergency wards will now separate patients who have covert 19 symptoms hopefully to protect those who don't. while in stockholm at the epicenter of the virus in sweden a rush hour without the rush reflects the caution of the people. as health authorities get ready for the worst. doctors here are preparing themselves for a difficult few days in which they believe the number of coronavirus patients at this hospital could double while health care for the entire stockholm region has adopted a military crisis strategy borrowed from nato. sweden isn't a member of the north atlantic treaty organization but is making use of its expertise the 1st 10 to going up at the

do you know so much do in sweden now and it is destroying the environment very very much in. germany this is needed for ages already shows that you have to rethink the. policy in europe as it is now. in other story we're closely following today a doctor who helped the americans track osama bin laden has gone on hunger strike in prison shackled afridi sees it's a protest against the inhumane actions shown to him and to this family. he is in solidly confinement exactly he is not allowed to move the family is allowed to meet him after 15 days i am not. with him in 2011 shekel afridi launched a fake vaccination program to collect d.n.a. samples from bin laden's family so that the u.s. could find him but dr afridi was then arrested by pakistani intelligence and jailed for treason. and 2012 he was sentenced to 33 years in prison convicted of having ties to militants afridi himself always denied that charge his sentence was later reduced by a decade before becoming president donald trump promised through rescue the doctor but nothing's been not. think you can get their doctor out ye

and business as usual in sweden and stockholm takes a more lax approach to the spread of this global pandemic some are enjoying their continued freedom others are questioning whose policies are most effective. a michael thanks so much for joining us the covert 19 pandemic could prove extra challenging for countries without advanced health care respirators gloves face masks and hospital beds are all crucial and they're severely lacking in gaza authorities worry the virus could spread unchecked more than 2000000 people in the palestinian territory live under strict blockades from both israel and egypt. it's been less than a week since the coronavirus reached gaza ready it's clear that the territory is one fully under equipped to cope with the pandemic. doing what they can. the municipality is all going izing the cleaning and stare. ally's ing of the markets in an attempt to prevent the spread of the corona virus. we're doing this despite being short of facilities and equipment. it is our duty to try to prevent the virus from spreading. i know that. the un has already warned that the cr

i think we have high trust in the authorities in sweden so trust in the authorities in sweden soi trust sweden so i think people are prone to listen to their recommendations. but for this kind of very critical situation, i'm not sure that it is enough. i am situation, i'm not sure that it is enough. iam hoping situation, i'm not sure that it is enough. i am hoping that it is. swedes love the outdoors, and keeping people physically and emotionally healthy as one reason there is reluctance to lockdown. emotionally healthy as one reason there is reluctance to lockdownm is still that the swedish government has implemented more rational and sensible policies than in other countries. how much riskier do you think it is for other countries then that have closed a lot more businesses and other parts of society. this will cause great harm. there will be mass unemployment and i'm dead scared to see the effect of that. even without a lockdown, businesses are taking a cut. this barbershop is usually packed. and soon they will have trouble paying the bills. if sweden follows other countries and chan

let's focus on scandinavian where more than half of sweden's landscape is made up of sweets a forest but it's in serious danger european n.g.o.s and scientists say relentless harvesting is destroying the ecosystem sweden prides itself as being a part a goal of sustainable timber practices but forest campaigners claim the methods used are far from environmentally friendly. according to official reporting under d u habitats directive $1415.00 forest bio talbot's in sweden do not have a favorable conservation status today only about 6 percent of the productive forest land in sweden is formally protected. sweden is failing to reach its national and international environmental targets the potential to achieve these targets is reduced every time there is logging in a high conservation value forest act now. 14 out of the 15 habitats forest habitats in sweden are not healthy based on european reporting old natural forests are increasingly disappearing and just because trees are standing doesn't mean that they are a healthy forest where you're going to have a heavy impact on soil product a vi

she joins me from sweden.ith us. >> you're welcome. >> so more than 55 million students in the united states are home schooling right now along with most kids across the globe. about 90% if not 95%, but in sweden, australia, singapore kids are going to school. why is that? what is the logic behind that decision? >> well, firstly, the evidence behind the effectiveness of school closures is limited. we know the studies on influenza and spanish flu it shows it is an effective measure. >> okay. i think we have lost our connection with emma frans. we'll see if we can reconnect. >>> with protective masks in short supply, some doctors have gotten creative turning snorkeling masks into life-saving equipment. >> reporter: the coronavirus pandemic has turned the surgical mask into a hot commodity worldwide. many spanish hospitals are in desperately short supply. a couple of doctors watched them struggle and they had an idea. >> i had a mask in my house. i thought that maybe i can do some kind of use. >> a cardiologist i

in sweden, 27%. this basic point is worth underlining because the american left seems largely unaware of it and only become more true over the last decade. the united states has a significantly more progressive tax code than europe. in other words, bringing the economic system of denmark, sweden and norway to the united states would mean embracing more flexible labor markets, regulations and deeper commitment to free trade. it would mean a more generous set of social benefits to be paid for by taxes on the middle class and poor. if bernie sanders embraced all that, it would be radical indeed. for more go to cnn.com/fareed and read my "washington post" column this week, and let's get started. america's longest war, the so-called forever war, may actually be ending in may. yesterday in delhi represents of united states and taliban signed an agreement for bringing peace to afghanistan. the document sets a 14-month window for the u.s. to withdraw troops, also calls for a release of up to 5,000 taliban pr

sweden has yet to impose a lockdown despite a growing number of covid—19 cases. we'll find out why.ello and welcome to audiences in the uk and around the world. we're covering all the latest coronavirus developments in britain and globally. the british government says all parts of the country are now on an "emergency footing" and it could be six months before life in the uk returns to "normal". at the latest downing street briefing, it was announced that millions of items of personal protective equipment were being delivered to nhs staff. across europe, the number of people killed by the virus has risen to more than 20,000. italy has seen the most deaths from coronavirus and the country's deputy health minister says he believes italy is currently experiencing the peak of the outbreak. in the us, the government's leading expert has warned the pandemic could kill up to 200,000 americans and millions more could be infected. india's prime minister, narendra modi, has apologised to the country for the lockdown, but says there was no other option. more on that in a moment. but first, this

according to official reporting under d u habitat's directive $1415.00 forest biotoxin sweden do not have a fever overall conservation status today only about 6 percent of the productive forest land in sweden is formally protected. sweden is failing to reach its national and international environmental targets the potential to achieve these targets is reduced every time there is logging in a high conservation value forest act now. 14 out of the 15 habitats forest habitats in sweden are not healthy based on european reporting natural forests are increasingly disappearing and just because trees are standing doesn't mean that they are healthy forest where you're going to have a heavy impact on soil product a video which is actually going to hurt foresters in the long run really destroying ecosystem services the ability for the forests to filter water the ability for those forests to protect the landscape from natural disasters these are things that everybody has to balance that ones with the forest industry in. all over europe we have already what we see that there are huge differences.

now, sweden has seen more than a hundred deaths from coronavirus. enforced stringent social distancing measures. it means many restaurants, cafes and bars are still open and children have still been attending school. from stockholm, maddy savage reports. it's just become warm enough to sit outside in the swedish capital and people are making the most of it. it's a beautiful weather outside and it feels important to support the bars and the restaurants and be outside for now. i think that it's nice that it's open. like, i try to isolate myself, but, you know, it's kind of hard when you see here in sweden people are still running around outside. gatherings of more than 50 people are banned here. but there are a few strict rules. the focus is still on guidelines, like limiting travel and working from home. voluntary responsibility is the key to the swedish strategy. trusting the public to make enough changes to slow down the spread of the virus. but the approach is controversial. i think we have high trust in the authorities in sweden, so i think peopl

large gatherings crowded streets afternoons in the sun in sweden this remains the norm while such scenes fade into the memory of people elsewhere in europe though sweden has more than 3000 confirmed infections and more than 100 people have died many swedes are keeping their cool as the coronavirus spreads elsewhere in my opinion the sweetest handling the crisis very good. and it's partly because i don't think i could manage being inside the whole day primary schools kindergartens bars and restaurants all remain open though authorities encourage people to work from home and practice social distancing high schools and universities have closed and other measures are gradually being implemented. with extreme color really unprecedented cabinet meeting has decided to ban public gatherings of more than 50 people. from. the stands in stark comparison to other european countries like the u.k. and germany where groups larger than 2 current they prohibited so we didn't flex approaches inciting unease among some health experts. so there's been a growing concern i would say unless scientific communit

stay with us on bbc news, still to come: sweden has yet to impose a lockdown — despite a growing numbernt that happened here was of the sort that can at worst produce a meltdown. in this case the precautions worked, but they didn't work quite well enough to prevent some old fears about the safety features of these stations from resurfacing. the republic of ireland has become the first country in the world to ban smoking in the workplace. from today, anyone lighting up in offices, businesses, pubs and restaurants will face a heavy fine. the president was on his way out of the washington hilton hotel, where he had been addressing a trade union conference. the small crowd outside included his assailant. it has become a symbol of paris. 100 years ago, many parisians wished it had never been built. the eiffel tower's birthday is being marked by a re—enactment of the first ascent by gustave eiffel. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: 1,228 people have now died from coronavirus in the uk, a rise of 209. in the us, a prediction from the leading government expert that coronavirus could kill

in sweden there's a decades long tradition of group training that people are reluctant to give up while the government still allows it they feel that this is a social thing to be together in this quite tough times we still have some people coming here even if they're. 17 years of age because this is where they meet people . some of the more intense aerobics that call for closer contact and high fives have been moved outside. if we stop training completely would feel much worse out here we have more space we don't need to touch each other and can keep feeling good in these tough times. how much a sports have continued as well even though numbers are down. as many follow government recommendations to minimize contact and it's only this week that sweden's football league delayed its opening match is there's nothing strange about there being no friends here at this time of year because the swedish season doesn't start until april that's now been put back to may or june or beyond. the pact standing areas it's mama f.-f. and other clubs make any imminent start of the season unrealistic. but o

case scenario the corona virus is linked to the deaths of 11 people in sweden while the country has daily 1500 confirmed cases paul reese reports from stockholm. building their defenses against the corona virus as hospitals in sweden go into a war footing tents at the entrance to emergency wards will now separate patients who have covert 19 symptoms hopefully to protect those who don't. while in stockholm at the epicenter of the virus in sweden a rush hour without the rush reflects the caution of the people. as health authorities get ready for the worst doctors here are preparing themselves for a difficult few days in which they believe the number of coronavirus patients at this hospital could double while health care for the entire stockholm region has adopted a military crisis strategy from. sweden isn't a member of the north atlantic treaty organization but is making use of its expertise the 1st 10 to going up at the karolinska university hospital a studies of the viruses progress in italy suggest resources could soon be stretched were using the so-called nato system structure ho

sweden has seen more than a hundred deaths from coronavirus.ren are still going to school. maddy savage reports. it's just become warm enough to sit outside in the swedish capital and people are making the most of it. it's beautiful weather outside and i think it's important to support the bars and restaurants and be outside for now. i think it's nice to be out. i try to isolate myself but it is kind of hard when you see here in sweden people are still running around outside. gatherings of more than 50 people are banned here. but there are a few strict rules. the focus is still on guidelines to limiting travel and working from home. voluntary responsibility is the key to the swedish strategy, trusting the public to make enough changes to slow down the spread of the virus. the approach is controversial. i think we have high trust in the authorities in sweden so i think people are prone to listen to their recommendations. but for this kind of very critical situation, i'm not sure that it is enough. i am hoping that it is. swedes love the outdoors

greg: yeah. >> even when the social left party lead freres sweden is saying -- from sweden is sayingot so sure about it, a primary's going hard. greg: you know when bill clinton is worried, that's more time he spends worrying and less time banging the maid. [laughter] all right! lots more, don't you dare move. [cheers and applause] people, our sales now apply to only 10 frames. a new low! at visionworks, our sales are good on all of our frames. why are you so weird? use your tax return and get 50% off any pair. visionworks. see the difference. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition... for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-seven vitamins and minerals. ensure, for strength and energy. so w>>i'm searching for info on options trading, and look, it feels like i'm just wasting time. wasted time is wasted opportunity. >>exactly. that's why td ameritrade designed a first-of-its-kind, personalized education center. see, you just >>oh, this is easy. yeah, and that's >>oh, just what i need. courses on options trading, webc

in sweden there's a decades long tradition of group training that people are reluctant to give up whilethe government still allows it they feel that this is a social thing to be together in this quite tough times we still have some people coming here even if they're. 17 years of age because this is where they meet people . face. some of the more intense aerobics that call for closer contact and high fives have been moved outside. if we stop training completely would feel much worse out here we have more space we don't need to touch each other and can keep feeling good in these tough times. and it's a sports have continued as well even though numbers are down. as many follow government recommendations to minimize contact and it's only this week that sweden's football league delayed its opening match is there's nothing strange about there being no friends here at this time of year because the swedish season doesn't start until april that's now been put back to may or june or beyond. the pact standing areas it's mama f.i.f.a. and other clubs make any imminent start to the season unrealisti

and staff here fear they may be forced to stay at home if sweden follows other countries and changesots of videos circulating on the internet this week with people performing their own routines to the bbc news theme tune. let's take a look at the post which started it all. bbc news theme plays as rave the bbc‘s sophia smith galer spoke to david lowe, who composed the tune, as well as rachel leary, who we just saw raving to it. i am massively fangirling right now because here we have rachel, who is responsible for one of the best videos on the internet right now. how funny is that to say? oh, my goodness. and we have david, who is responsible for composing that bbc news theme tune. that's the one. david, are you aware that the internet right now is full of people raving to your theme tune? it's a very pleasant shock, to see people doing that. especially rachel's film. i think it sounded brilliant, i don't know how you put it together but it sounded absolutely fantastic. tik tok is a crazy place at the moment. there's been a video going around for a while now of people doing fake dj se

and bernie sanders always talking toan sweden and denmark wentm to iowa to check out one f his rallieses a yahoo! story about about t it and leadr from sweden basically said i don'tom think this make any sene and there's a bunch of young people and old mark cyst, and who they were right all long and this isn't right for us so social left party leader from sweden is says -- i'm not so sure about this. i think he might get through primary but in general election nkis going to be hard. >> you know, you know it is bad when bill clinton is worried. that the dems will be blown away bernie gets a nomination is bad news for bill. because that is more time he spends worrying andless time banging the maid. lot more don't you dare move. being a disabled veteran and to have a tooth pain on top of severe ptsd, will take you down in the dump. after several denials, when i went to aspen dental, they gave me a free exam, free x-rays. the doctor comes in and then he's like, "you are in pain, so we're going to get you taken care of." i had no insurance. at aspen dental, we're all about yes. like yes to fl

, bernie sanders was talking about sweden and denmark, they went to i went to check on his rally andre's a story about it from the leader from sweden said i don't think this makes any sense, there's a bunch of young people and old marxists who think they were right all along and i don't think this is really for us. so even when the social left party leader is saying i'm not sure sure about this i think you might get to the primaries but general election will be hard. you know it's bad when bill clinton is worried that the dems will be blown away if bernie gets the nomination. that is more time you spend worrying. greg: lots more, don't you dare move. are you sick and tired of looking and feeling heavy? probioslim promotes healthy digestion and helps you lose weight. patented probiotics ease constipation, gas, and bloating, while powerful egcg burns fat and calories. unleash your potential with probioslim. available at retailers nationwide. (sensei) a live bookkeeper quickbooks for me.tomize (live bookkeeper) okay, you're all set up. (sensei) thanks! that was my business gi, this one'

in sweden.way to eliminate poverty to make sure that all of their people have the basic needs that they need in order to live good lives. by the way, in international stud dr. after international study, it turns out that countries like denmark are the happiest countries on earth. and do you know why? because if you don't have to worry about how you are going to pay for healthcare. if you don't have to worry about how you are going to afford to send your kids to college. if you don't have to worry about the cost of child care. if you are earning a decent wage, even if you are paying more than taxes than you may be paying in the united states, that takes a huge load of stress off of your backs. [applause] >> bret: you mentioned cuba. and authoritarian regimes. there are a few moments in races that seem like turning points. and many experts looked at that moment on "60 minutes" when you talked about fidel castro's literacy program as a turning point in this race. do you regret at all saying what yo

, bernie sanders was talking about sweden and denmark, they went to i went to check on his rally andre's a story about it from the leader from sweden said i don't think this makes any sense, there's a bunch of young people and old marxists who think they were right all along and i don't think this is really for us. so even when the social left party leader is saying i'm not sure sure about this i think you might get to the primaries but general election will be hard. you know it's bad when bill clinton is worried that the dems will be blown away if bernie gets the nomination. that is more time you spend worrying. greg: lots more, don't you dare move. we made usaa insurance for members like kate. a former army medic, made of the flexibility to handle whatever monday has in store and tackle four things at once. so when her car got hit, she didn't worry. she simply filed a claim on her usaa app and said... i got this. usaa insurance is made the way kate needs it - easy. she can even pick her payment plan so it's easy on her budget and her life. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for.

. >> they say we really mean sweden and i often ask myself if they've ever been to sweden because if dynamic free-market economy with a fully functioning democracy. >> a loving society is a guarantee healthcare to all people. [cheering] bret: socialist have been consistent however, the focus is on the redistribution of wealth, not itsia creation. >> young tech savvy democratic socialist like alexandria ocasio-cortez argue that we live in a world of abundance the all we have to do is get the sharing part right. >> now we are approaching forces in light capitalism is based on scarcity and what happens when there's enough for everyone to eat and what happens when there's not everyone to be clothed. >> the democratic socialist or repackaging socialism to present it to the american people, especially young people in an idea that might work that they get the details correct or the central planners or the right bureaucrat or the policymakers or the politicians. [cheering] >> we will make colleges and universities free and cancel all student debt. [cheering] >> socialism destroys nations but

i think we have high trust in the authorities in sweden, soi trust in the authorities in sweden, so i, and i'm not sure it's enough, but i'm hoping it is. swedes love the outdoors, and peeping people friendly —— physically mentally healthy is why officials are keen to avoid a lockdown and there are hopes it will limit the economic impact as well. in general, the business community, i would say thinks that the swedish government has implemented more rational, sensible policies than in other countries. how much riskier do you think it is for other countries that have closed a lot more businesses and a lot more society? this will cause great harm. they will see mass unemployment, and i am dead scared for the societal effects due to that. but even without a lockdown, business is already taking a cut. this barbershop is usually packed. soon, they will have trouble paying the bills. staff here fear they may yet be forced to stay home. if sweden follows other countries and changes in style. it's we will be joining viewers on bbc one and my colleague rita chakra party will be presenting the n

need to park soon however i'm not going to let the horses get off the hook and who data we went to sweden and we signed it the they came back one year they haven't done anything to prove it should i just let them go off the hook and then move on no they have to be responsible not destroying your country piece by piece child by piece of a nice gesture as i am for a structure that is no road and continue with this humanitarian disaster one is a documented ask in disaster if you think or case and i report let me let me just jump to that why do you think that these are holding it hostage we're open to any foreign turn of life they're refusing because they want to create this seizure this aggression against them and to hold on to power which they don't have who gave them the right to speak and for and behalf of me on behalf of millions if you have a nice and they use or power and they have this delusion of taking us back before 62 will the minister you've dug in your heels the u.n. is seeking unconditional talks unconditional talks between you and the movies you've dug in your to your heels an

says we can't do this we said fine let's go to sweden and we need to change this out of school one year is nothing habit then we go back to the question that questions that we had actually holding for data say this is not true we have reports from the un paddon said that that you're probably not going to mention that shipments of iranian all you're coming with counterfeit documents today these were free you know we set by the crease 75 let's just check the papers here saying let me just give me just finish and then i'll hear you we just said let's just check the papers the papers came the who his hold hostage and asked every mercians not to submit the papers so they could get to phony shipments so who's holding that and then we can see that we let it go then a great minister minister human rights watch is saying the coalition has delayed and diverted fuel tankers closed critical ports and stopped goods from entering controlled seaport what is the usual 'd thing and i just finished fuel needed to power generator stars because and pump water to homes has also how in stock how do you justi

, bernie sanders was talking about sweden and denmark, they went to i went to check on his rally ande's a story about it from the leader from sweden said i don't think this makes any sense, there's a bunch of young people and old marxists who think they were right all along and i don't think this is really for us. so even when the social left party leader is saying i'm not sure sure about this i think you might get to the primaries but general election will be hard. you know it's bad when bill clinton is worried that the dems will be blown away if bernie gets the nomination. that is more time you spend worrying. greg: lots more, don't you dare move. [cheering] more concentrated power. nothing works faster for powerful cold relief. oh, what a relief it is! so fast! in so many ways. which cage free eggs taste fresher and more delicious? only eggland's best. which organic eggs have more vitamins and less saturated fat? only eggland's best. better taste, better nutrition, better eggs. [ dishave you ever wondered [ distant band playing ] what the motorcade driver drives when they're not i

get their case heard by the european court of human rights it declined to take up the case saying sweden acted lawfully. the court observes that sweden provides nationwide abortion services and therefore has a positive obligation to organize his health system to ensure that the effective exercise of freedom of conscience of health professionals does not prevent the provision of such services but a back story those nurses retrained as midwives but refused to carry out abortions because of their christian faith swedish law that requires midwives to carry out the procedure women had already lost several court battles against the authorities saying they suffer discrimination cases dividing opinion. it is not a human rights stuff to refuse to provide care this is an important decision that in the long term will help to protect women's health who i do good quality care and to be treated with respect when seeking an abortion we are very disappointed by the court's decision not to take up the cases medical professionals should be able to work without being forced to choose between their deeply h

in sweden there's a decades long tradition of group training that people are reluctant to give up while the government still allows it they feel that this is a social thing to be together in this quite tough times we still have some people coming here even if they're. 17 years of age because this is where they meet people . some of the more intense aerobics that call for closer contact and high fives have been moved outside. if we stop training completely would feel much worse out here we have more space we don't need to touch each other and can keep feeling good in these tough times. i'm a sports have continued as well even though numbers are down. as many follow government recommendations to minimize contact and it's only this week that sweden's football league delayed its opening match is there's nothing strange about there being no friends here at this time of year because the swedish season doesn't start until april that's now been put back to may or june or beyond. the pact standing areas it's mama f.-f. and other clubs make any imminent start of the season unrealistic. but one pr

i often ask myself if they've ever been to sweden because if you go to sweden today you will see a vibrant is a society that guarantees healthcare to all people. >> on one point socialists have been consistent, however. the focus of their efforts is on the redistribution of wealth, not its creation. young, tech savvy democratic socialist like alexandria ostia cortez argue that we now live in a world of such abundance that all we have to do is get the sharing part right. >> because now we are approaching infinite sources and capitalism is based on scarcity and what happens when there is enough for everyone to eat and be clothed. >> the democratic socialist are repackaging socialism to try to present it to the american people, especially young people as some kind of idea that might work if they just get the details correct or if they get the right central planners or bureaucrats or policy makers and politicians. [applause] we will make public colleges and universities free and cancel all student debt. [applause] socialism destroys nation and always remember freedom unifies the soul. [applaus

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