this variant has been identified in north and south america, western europe and a small number ofcases have been documented elsewhere . i'd like to turn over to the region of brazil which presents interesting and i would say quite concerning situations. there was a wide largely unmitigated outbreak of covid-19 that occurred within the region of brazil in mid-2020 and you can see on this figure in the upper half of this large peak and excess mortality that occurred within thisregion of brazil in 2020 . a study used blood donors to estimate the actual prevalence of sars cov-2 to be around 70 percent. notably one would expect that this high seroprevalence would actually have a position to establish her immunity but the second large piece of hospitalizations and excess mortality been began being documented in 2021 as you can see in the far part of figure 8. the b1 variance was detected in circulation in january 12, 2021 and is shown in the previous slide this really represents kind of the epicenter we're in now where numerous instances of p.1 have been detected. while blaming immunity from

distribution of b 117 if you look at the table on the right you can see in many countries in western europe and is the predominant virus in circulation. and emerged in the southeast part of the country september 2020 united kingdom had use the target failure as a way to actively monitor the spread of the variant and we observed in late 2020 a very rapid expansion of the variant throughout the united kingdom. based on various modeling studies the reproductive number of the variant is approximately one.five timesy higher the data suggest be 115 or b 117 is one.five times higher in transmissibility compared to the previous dominant variant.e i want to touch on the evidence suggesting potential increasees severity the data is pulled from a previously unpublished data reviewed by the emerging viruses with the threat advisory groups february 2021. based on the composite analysis of 22 different related analysis or studies with a combination of the 117 confirmed variance or the target failure marker in review of all the evidence from the analysis of the data sets of infection to be associated with

eastern european nations are vital to that strategy will enable the transportation of goods to western europe via a single rail corridor. for southeastern europe in particular the new silk road project beckons with promises of new investments. in these 4 rounds the chinese have come like a gift from family and life. but china brings more than cutting edge technology it's also prepared to invest in older environmentalists harmful processes. cuts in immunity arc their cancer is a really horrible disease has all of us know what we're in for lost of a turk which are what. it's a region torn between it's loyalty to europe and the opportunities that china offers. it would be easy to convince our politicians not to get funds from the chinese for such projects if there was a serious attempt off europe to help us in the transition towards the coronas asia . move. move move. move move move. move this is no children's model tory railway. welcome to the expression room for the project of hunger area and so when i see eroei in the territory of servia place for me. is an engineer overseeing the belgrade to

this period have been identified in north and south america and western europe and a small number of cases that have been documented elsewhere. so would like to turn over to the region of brazil. interesting and i would say quite concerning situation. there is a wide largely unmitigated outbreak of covid-19 that occurred within that region of brazil. in the mid- 2020 and you can see on this figure a on the other half of it, the mortalities that occurred within that part of brazil in 2020. our study uses estimates for them in this area. an estimated and in october 2020, to be around 76 percent. notably, even with immunity, one would expect that this prevalence would likely have put this region in the position to be able to establish herd immunity. the second largest pieces possible of the hospitalizations in excess mortalities began being documented in january 2021. as you can see on this far part of figure eight. this variant was detected in in circulation in january of 2021 and this really represents kind of the epicenter for now numerous systems of p.1 have been detected in this re

, also there's a robust east german peace movement, and yes indeed in western europe, and funded part by the soviet union, or by the east german's often. these germans where the conduit for the cash and for the various forms of support, but not made up of communist sympathizers. but made up of people who are really worried about inviting nuclear attack on their homes, with the presence of these weapons. and that is not a uniquely european phenomenon, look at the midwest, and the minutemen. the those who live around the minutemen silos. ranchers and things like that, they have great concerns about living next to a giant bull's eye. so to speak. so the soviets see this as a useful opportunity, and that is why they are putting a lot of money and effort into trying to drive a wedge. something they can call into question, whether or not the military element of the nato alliance, a military alliance, is actually viable. the strikes a lot of people in the kremlin as a real valuable opportunity to try to call into question some of the ancient, you know the old coral cold war issues. will

this the l'aiguille du midi lift station, it is the highest lift in western europe. platform area would be absolutely buzzing with people waiting to take the lift, with alpinists, with ropes people with their skis, every nationality you could imagine. they'd be waiting here to take the lift. this is an extremely lively place in normal times. since october, like other ski lifts across france, this cable car has remained closed by government order in an effort to stop the spread of covid—i9. perhaps the danger is not so much in the outdoor activity of skiing, which is considered pretty safe, but it's more the gathering of groups of people and when you have ski, you inevitably have apres ski and that's something the government wants to avoid. i live and work in chamonix. i've been here for 35 years now. the situation now with very few tourists is extremely strange. it's one that i have never experienced. yes, it's a very sad situation for all of the people who depend on tourism for their livelihoods. like other european countries, france has decided to shut its restaura

eastern european nations are vital to that strategy will enable the transportation of goods to western europe by us. a single rail corridor. for southeastern europe in particular the new silk road project back ends with promises of new investments. in these forums the chinese have come like a good firm hand of us. but china brings more than cutting edge technology it's also prepared to invest in all other environmental a harmful processes. cartoon and they are cancer is a really horrible disease has all of us know what we're in for lost their tech we're with and it's a region torn between its loyalty to europe and the opportunities that china offers . it would be easy to convince our politicians not to get funds from the chinese for such projects if there were it was a serious attempt off europe to help us in the transition towards the corona zation . move. move move. move move. move this is no children's model tory railway. wacom to the expression room for the project of hunger area and so when i say go away in the territory of servia place for me. is an engineer overseeing the belgrade to b

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milder atlantic air is winning in western europe. temperatures will go even higher later this week and look what could be happening in eastern england by saturday, 17 degrees possible. doesn't mean there will be sunshine all the way, and tonight there will be rain developing from there will be rain developing from the south and west as the breeze picks up. some in the far south—east may stay dry. the wind is coming from the south to south—west so temperatures holding at five to 10 celsius. it will be a windy start to tomorrow as well, particularly in western scotland where we see the strongest of the gusts throughout the day. rain could linger in the channel islands and the south—east through much of the day but elsewhere early rain clears and then it is sunshine and showers on and off through the day, but blustery showers thanks to the south—westerly winds which once again will continue feeding in mild airfor the time of year. maybe not quite as warm as today, but ten to 13 degrees and it will feel like spring. as we go through tues

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classics on her parents' bookshelves she studied western the dialect originally spoken by jews in western europeand delved into their songs developing a passion for this music. it's always fascinated me that these weren't just the texts and the music of the synagogue of the hebrew liturgy but that these were the songs that everybody knew and that everybody sang at. yeah i was just saying. these last cultural gems were widely popular in their time and are now being rediscovered. through her music and research diana has become an expert on judaism in holland she regularly gives guided tours such as this one of the historical jewish cemetery it's a witness to halas jewish history that's it just this is the oldest gravestone in the cemetery as you can see hey all say the number one engraved very large so that dates it to the end of the 17th century the time when the jews were allowed back into holiday and resettled. ordinances he had to and he did and this is not so much a sign of tolerance but more of the need for people especially those with deep pockets to rebuild the region in the wake of war an

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a 3rd coronavirus wave led to almost 5000 deaths in portugal last month what the western europe nation's health care system a critical levels germany has now sent a plane with military medics hospital equipment the aircraft transported around 20 doctors and nurses along with ventilators hospital beds german medical stuff will spend 3 weeks treating critically ill patients in the country's capital list bomb before being joined by another teen. well with europe's mass vaccination program still plagued by job shortages italy is no origin the e.u.'s drugs regulator to fast track the evaluation of russia's sputnik the vaccine. we must not be afraid of the origins of vaccines what's important for us is the transition to the european medicines agency we have urged the e.u. to scientifically evaluate the russian vaccine and those from other countries the situation in the country has been exacerbated by madonna saying it will deliver fewer doses than expected in february the italian government has already said it's planning to take legal action against both pfizer and astra zeneca over a covert i

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to replace policies were there was no policies at all in the united states or great britain or western europe there was just money printing every time they made a mistake they just print more money so you ended up with a very fragile situation and as a guest on our show said last year when interest rates were negative he said this may be telling us about to enter a period of deep population in the. gains that have been made you know that ballyhooed number of number of people raised out of extreme poverty that these supra national organizations like to talk about well that was all done with borrowed money you know now that the pub obl has popped because a covert exposing it those people are going back into extreme poverty it's quite predictable actually and it's sad that it could have been avoided but humans unfortunately are a somewhat tragic well right but going back to my thing about the we're in that dark ages where in the superstitious period of of of no reason inability to to have dialogue without being overcome with emotion is you know where we don't have any of these price signals and

milder atlantic air is winning in western europe.england by saturday, 17 degrees possible. doesn't mean there will be sunshine all the way, and tonight there will be rain developing from there will be rain developing from the south and west as the breeze picks up. some in the far south—east may stay dry. the wind is coming from the south to south—west so temperatures holding at five to 10 celsius. it will be a windy start to tomorrow as well, particularly in western scotland where we see the strongest of the gusts throughout the day. rain could linger in the channel islands and the south—east through much of the day but elsewhere early rain clears and then it is sunshine and showers on and off through the day, but blustery showers thanks to the south—westerly winds which once again will continue feeding in mild airfor the time of year. maybe not

by the end of this year hopefully many of the people in the most vulnerable groups not just in western europe but globally will have had actually been offered the chance to have at least one vaccine but there's a long way to go some countries are still a long way behind others in terms of actually getting access to vaccines but. the good results for the sputnik vaccine just makes another source of the an effective worthwhile vaccine that will add to the total amount of vaccines that are produced by all the different companies that have got as far as this no ok let's say look at paul leave it there for now present it under seed never professor like that paula hunter he's a professor in medicine the north school of medicine in the united kingdom thank you. thank you well we discussed the situation to kill demetrius he is the director of the russian direct investment fund the sovereign wealth fund that backs the sputnik vaccine he says that one of the main goals is for them to guarantee equal distribution across the globe. this is really very important to call bush meant and we are thankful to t

headlines is a huge contradiction in no ways comment change credentials while the country is western europe's biggest exporter of oil and gas and has managed to save one trillion dollars and its sovereign wealth. from exports last month there auction off $61.00 offshore production licenses yes it plans to drill for more oil and gas that includes some 125 licenses to drill in the arctic barren see a relatively unspoiled corner of the planet while it continues to reduce emissions at home it's x. 14 emissions over seas mostly to china in facts noways the 7th biggest exporter of emissions after cotta the top 3 being russia saudi arabia and australia not satisfied with exploiting national resources of its coast the demand for green technology could see no way start seabed mining it could license companies as early as 2023 to start mining for copper zinc cobalt gold and silver metals that are needed for wind turbines solar farms and electric vehicle batteries off the coast the norwegian university of science and technology says they could be up to 21700000 tonnes of copper more than the world's cop

to europe they don't like russia giving and not getting better distribution gas which of the western europe they don't like what russia is doing and the middle east so they're using this to try to set the russians out of the tried to use this as a sort of political operation actually so that the west has a bad image of russia and that different big. i would say partnership that russia is going undergoing with western nations collapse that's the real narrative behind this is just a political operation from the west on the western side and you even mentioned france it had been somewhat nuance before but now that language as you say in the last 48 hours or so very direct against against moscow do you think more sanctions are inevitable now is about the next their peer where can a used to it but it's going to happen again do you think. france's position has definitely changed and this is what the arrival of the biden it's an administration there's no doubt about that during trump of france was they had a more i would say moderate posture with with russia and that that seems to be changing can t

on friday the average is about 12 well above average and that's true of most places in central western europe and sudden europe this is the the blocking zone if you like the still some snow to come out of the sky of the black sea over to but the story stuff we saw yesterday fact just disappearing from greece is gone now athens up to about 40 degrees the thaw is underway and on friday used to what wind and rain inducing that warmth in western france but sunshine for the rest with except the warsaw which is crept up just to plus one it's slow progress the north coast of africa is the time being quiet with the breeze going through benghazi and the rest of us chris very fine but there's a sandstorm blowing through malia and sasha go. support qatar airways jumped into the story there was a lot going on in this and julian on global community when i thought of all the misinformation i think we are more afraid than we are and where be part of the debate don't ever take anybody's one word because there's always a difference when no topic is off the table we have been disconnected from our land we have

absolutely that we're when we come into a world with 2 geopolitical blocks it's basically us in western europe and then again maybe south america against everyone else and we china russia iran turkey basically a complete eurasian block and geopolitically we're coming up against that china is already you know moving 5 g. electrical grids that also africa is going to be in that core the digital yen is designed to go around the u.s. dollar system i mean change it start sending digital yen to that central bank in nigeria central bank will cleanse and wherever and so that's going to combine with the one belt one road so one built one road is all about building up ports intellectual grades and roads and building up the economies of mostly the you know these countries that have been left behind economically where some simple infrastructure development greatly improves their economy you know it's shrinking travel times and getting market goods to market things like that but absolutely i think eventually we're going to see everyone have a digital currency it's going to have to combine internationally s

been so used to in fact that's just part of the system 3 of now have been running in through western europe and left me temperatures quite substantially now bring wind and rains more to come during the day the not substantially so it's just more like standard weather now but it's a blockage of how far this warm sun is warmth really can go it's sort of held up against the east opposing the cold remains it stubborn and as it's come down over the black sea it's produced a lot of snow for greece and turkey recently at all so it's carried on going through the aegean and through the measured into was that coast of libya this is called green mountain is probably a mountain there for they haven't studied for 15 years so this is just the last bit of fun and it stopped snowing now in fact it's largely stopped raining that's true for no major breezes lighting 38 still on shore breeze for the past in territories right up to probably lebanon and the showers will keep going they might even be enhanced on friday so you've got snow more likely in lebanese manton's further south the golden hearts and even a

and that will start to drag up some of the warm air from north africa and spain, pushing across western europe it will be pretty mild for most of us. 17, though, way above average for the time of year. and that warmth lasts on into sunday, as well.