it's a from asana pisec though from the university college of london school of pharmacies is variance, a more likely to keep emerging like this, as long as vaccines aren't being distributed equally around the world. world health organization has been warning us repeatedly on month on and really since the beginning of the pandemic. that vaccine inequities will continue if we can have high income countries forwarding vaccines, such that entire continents are left to very limited access to vaccines that inevitably this will lead towards a more fit viras, a potentially vaccine resistant virus. unless there is a more coordinate approach to words, vaccine distributions, if we look across the entire african continent, there's less than 3.5 percent uptake of vaccines at the moment. and that has been due to a supply issue. so only focusing on high income regions has been a short term, i'd say view of the issue. and we also have taken for granted that delta is the worst variance that we could come across. and now we have some evidence that could point to other why is it is of course, early days

let's get more detail on the as far as from accent pisec here at she is with the university college london school of pharmacy and joins us. no life from at geneva is kids have you with us on the user. we know that this or mccomb variance is more transmissible. but what we don't know yet is i much more deadly is it's, do you have any more information at this stage? no, we don't have more information on the severity of simpsons. but one of the key aspects that was discussed in the press conference with the prime minister boris johnson. i was the concern around immune escape rendering the vaccines less effective, which could then mean that we would see more severe symptoms. so it will take weeks of an analysis in order for scientists to come to a conclusion around that variant was discovered very early on. so which is great, but the trade off on that is that it will take some time for further understanding . and it is, of course, if anything we have learned from the pandemic so far is that acting early is key. so if there has been a false alarm on this, gave countries enough time to prepare a for a wor

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to go back to 2018 when david graeber talked about "the dawn of everything" during a teachout outside your school, the university college londonstarted saying well, need to be -- if we move that aside, what is the real question is where did the idea of inequality comerom? it is like, how do we get stopped in one mode? it is very different having a pole force and you're going to be on the police force this year but next year you will andhe year after that you will, you know, so people aren't going to behave the se in hierarchy if the hierarchy can get ripped down for half the year. and because that is a late david graeber. david wengrow you were sitting next to masi driscoll your school. if you can explain the current debates about both democracy and equality and how they are really explain it differently in "the dawn of everything" in this new history of humanity. >> it is interesting and a bit painful to listen to that clip for many reasons. one of which is we're going to be on strike again in a few weeks time over exactly the same issue. what david is describing is one of the major things that came out of our research, which