you're at the world health organization. presumably, you have a massive commitment to avoid that. hy the world health organization exists. we work for the health of everyone, regardless of nationality, regardless of ethnicity, regardless of sex or wealth. every life is valuable. and so that's why, ever since this pandemic started, who, the secretariat, actually supported by all the member states, has been doing everything possible to make certain that there will be equitable access to vaccine. now, you can't, of course, you can't make sure that that happens unless you're given the power to do it. but one thing that the who executive board asked the organisation to do in may this year was to develop a system that could enable wider access. this is called covax. since it was established, 186, ithink, countries havejoined and are part of what is a shared purchase arrangement designed to ensure that even people in poor countries can access the vaccine... but.. ..as and when they become available. right. i understand that. but you know better than i do that the united states, the riches

may news again: the world health organization has welcomed just briefly, that may news again: the worldnst complacency. the head of the who has said he is extremely concerned by a surge in cases in europe and the americas stopping the latest vaccine is made by the american firm moderne. trails show it protects 95% of people and can be kept at warmer temperatures than a be kept at warmer temperatures thana similar be kept at warmer temperatures than a similar vaccine developed by pfizer. that's all for now, thank you so much for watching. hello. we're all going to be sitting under a fairly hefty whack of cloud in the next few days. that cloud is being pulled in from the atlantic and it comes along with some very mild air. if it does thin and break in a few spots, which it may do with a little bit of help from the hills, we could see our temperatures and eastern regions shooting up today. but as we continue to pull in the south—westerly air into western scotland, there's going to be a lot of moisture around. here, some fairly relentless rain and across the hills, the totals keep adding up

if i focus or to me go from the world health organization. thanks for joining us on the call. $1000.00 special. thank you very much. and that is the part of the program where you get to ask the questions you've been submitting them through. are you cheap channel? so now let's put one of them to ask science correspondent eric williams. it's covered 19, now endemic. when i read this question, i thought ok, it's time to talk about the elephant in the room. the fact that despite all of our fondest hopes, this virus is not going to fizzle out and go away 1st. let's define endemic the way we're using the word here. is in its epidemiological sense, which describes when an infection is more or less constantly present in the background within a specific population and geographic region. but it also implies that it's in a kind of steady state, which hope in 1000 is not at the moment. it's still spreading fast and furiously in many places all over the planet. one of 2 things could happen next. when enough people build up immunity to it through infection

if i focus her to me, go from the world health organization. thanks for joining us on the call in $1000.00 special. thank you very much. and that is the part of the program where you get to ask the questions, you've been submitting them through our you cheap channel. so now let's put one of them to ask a science correspondent, eric williams covered 19, now endemic. when i read this question, i thought ok, it's time to talk about the elephant in the room. the fact that despite all of our fondest hopes, this virus is not going to fizzle out and go away 1st. let's define endemic the way we're using the word here. is, and it's epidemiological sense which describes when an infection is more or less constantly present in the background within a specific population and geographic region. but it also implies that it's in a kind of steady state, which hope in 1000 is not at the moment. it's still spreading fast and furiously in many places all over the planet. one of 2 things could happen next. when enough people build up immunity to it through infectio

if i focus or to me go from the world health organization. thanks for joining us on the call. $1000.00 special. thank you very much. and now is the part of the program where you get to ask the questions, you've been submitting them through how you cheat channel. so now let's put one of them to ask science correspondent eric williams. it's covered 19, now endemic. when i read this question, i thought ok, it's time to talk about the elephant in the room. the fact that despite all of our fondest hopes, this virus is not going to fizzle out and go away 1st. let's define endemic the way we're using the word here. is in its epidemiological sense, which describes when an infection is more or less constantly present in the background within a specific population and geographic region. but it also implies that it's in a kind of steady state, which over 100 is not at the moment, it's still spreading fast and furiously in many places all over the planet. one of 2 things could happen next. when enough people build up immunity to it through infection or v

will reestablish their relationship with the world health organization after trump withdrew in july. the organization revealed of other worlds expectations have grown, the budget has not. >> in myanmar there are enough seats to form the next government. official results have yet to be released but the numbers point toward a landslide victory. reporter: the national league for democracy party has claimed a landslide victory in general elections. official results are yet to be released but they say they are confident they have enough seats to form a new government. >> i am thrilled that they have one. -- won. i think they will make the best solution for the country. >> i voted for them because i want the best for my country. >> i hope all newly elected candidates will listen to the citizens who voted for them. reporter: celebrations began. despite pleas from the government to return home, supporters gathered to show support for the governing party. despite widespread folk cancellation in ethnic areas and speculation covid-19 would keep people away from the polls, the turnout was high. >

the world health organization. we have been through three, mayb e four efforts at reforming the world health organization. significant american efforts. epic failures. the president concluded on my recommendation we ought to build an infrastructure that will deliver the outcomes the world health organization is designed to deliver. does it work? i will give you an example where we made one better. there is an organization called the world intellectual property organization. turns out this matters an awful lot to american jobs at home. it was run by someone controlled by the chinese communist party. the state department built out a team. we got someone who cared about property rights running the world intellectual property organization. stunning. [laughter] that seems like we are bragging about this. turns out it was a close call. it was a hotly contested race. we said this is an institution that matters. let's make sure we get the right team, the right structure in place. so we did. we built up the counter-isis coal

campaign almost immediately when the trumpet ministration signaled they would leave that world health organization said that if elected they would really enter into the world health organization so you know w.h.o. is not without its challenges not without some of its own internal conflicts but that being said this is a global pandemic we need global leadership we need global institutions to your point this is experienced at the community level and within the united states within this federalist democracy a lot of that power in terms of mass mandates in terms of social distancing actually resides at the state governments and to a certain extent in the local government so very strong engagement of the federal government there are some things behind the scenes in terms of managing logistics. you know trying to reduce what the trumpet ministration has created a lot of competition among states for purchasing essential medical supplies to sort of streamline that and be more of an asset to the states rather than a barrier but a lot of this is going to continue to reside at the state local level and so on

one country that the world health organization is where you worry about is mexico. that has also seen a number you crease in the number of contagion, pretty much across the country and another country where the president has had to contract. big thing measures are where the health secretary has often said that the real lockdowns are not necessary. this by the fact that mexico has the fort worth number, the worst 4th worst bettles story anywhere in the world. and that the real numbers there could be much higher given the fact that the country has a very, very small number. that's a very, very small number of testing. and now the president there, manuel lopez obrador said that these are just political attacks against them. and his country, so we don't expect things to change there despite these new numbers across the region. most countries are hoping to avoid a new lockdown, but they are looking at these new numbers and they're very worried of the possibility of a 2nd wave across the region. from bogota, colombia, thank you. well, turkey is opposing new measures to re

the company is now seeking emergency use listing from the world health organization. it's really excellent to see that the high efficacy that we're now getting at these trials coupled with the safety, the billeted to manufacture a large dose, is the ability to feed into existing distribution networks of vaccines that already are in place around the world. because all of that to get this vaccine and other vaccines as well is what's going to really make a difference. we have to get a lot of people. that's a native astra. zeneca is the 3rd western drug company to report success with their corona, virus vaccine candidates. recently german company biotech in partnership with pfizer and u.s. based company madonna presented m r n. a based convert 1000 big scenes, which the companies claim are almost 95 percent effective. vaccines developed by chinese and russian researchers also show high reported efficacy some have already been approved for mergence use. the next challenge is going to be to get enough people immunized fast enough to have an impact on the virus. and that doe

first of all, the world health organization is a private organization, mostly privately funded. the theory that we were dependent on the who for all our information is bogus. we have the cdc, hope department of homeland security, nih, these were supposed to be the agencies who watch just this and the world health organization missed the past three viruses. when you think sars in 2002, we had mers in 2012. we had swine flu and ebola. they were all missed. sars, mers, covid are all coronavirus is, all from china, all from wet poultry markets in china, all missed by the global watchdogs. microsoft 20 years. twenty years of missus so it is incredible that we didn't know where it came from, really. first, that china had it and maybe china was not fully forthright. they left china and went to europe. >> china forthright? [laughter] >> i want to be -- >> i keep it one 100% real, sorry. [laughter] >> i want to be the brush new yorker. >> i understand. >> see you have that. then it came from europe which nobody knew about. >> right. >> oh yes. we didn't know until like two months later.

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the world health organization warns against complacency after a second firm announced successful trials of a covid—19 vaccine. i broke into an ear—to—ear grin when i heard the numbers. it really exceeded our best hopes and it is an incredibly exciting moment for us. as coronavirus cases in the us top 11 million, president—electjoe biden warns more people could die if the trump administration doesn't co—operate with the transition process. "light at the end of the tunnel" — the postponed tokyo olympics and paralympics will go ahead, according to the ioc. and in another bitterly contested vote, new zealand crowns a "chubby parrot" as bird of the year. hello and welcome. we begin with more good news in the search for a covid vaccine. after clinical trials in the united states, the firm moderna says its vaccine is almost 95% effective. it's one of around 50 vaccines now being tested on people worldwide, and its success — along with pfizer's announced last week — raises hopes that others could also be effective. however, the world health organization has warned that with cases surging in eur

membership in the world health organization he insists he'll take a much harder line on russia and be tough on china on maintaining cooperation with beijing on several issues biden says he'll only initiate talks with north korea's leader if he shows a will to abandon his nuclear ambitions and the president elect is likely to restore ties with palestinians and shift u.s. policy on saudi arabia. all right let's bring in our guests in the moroccan city of if fran nisar massai associate professor of international studies at a university in oxford u.k. thomas gift director of university college london center on u.s. politics and joining us in istanbul matthew bryza a nonresident senior fellow at the atlantic council's eurasia center and global energy center welcome to each of you thomas let me start with you it's being reported that joe biden is planning on quickly signing a series of executive orders once he's sworn in as the next president and that these orders would see america rejoin the paris climate accords reversed president trump's withdrawal from the world health organization in t

becomes one of the 1st countries to oblige the world health organizations to register. for emergency use. stories from the past 7 days welcome to the week or 2 international you know. we start in the french city of lille we're a greek orthodox priest is in intensive care after being shot his church. the gunman fled the scene a suspect was arrested soon after the shooting but has since been released due to a lack of evidence the incident took place a priest was closing his church an investigation into attempted murder has been opened and terrorism authorities are cooperating with local police we heard from people who witnessed the shooting. well. i live in the area i heard gunshots but at 1st i thought it was firecrackers we didn't take it seriously and then i saw the motorbikes the roadblocks and the police and i realized that it was serious but there was a church here and the priest who is 47 years old was shot while i was just i live nearby i was watching t.v. at home and suddenly i heard something like hammer blows some big booming noises so it was and might be kids

and russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register its covert 1000 vaccine for emergency use and a bit to roll it out sooner as the country sees a spike in infection. in the weekly here on our 2 international wrap up of the biggest headlines from the past week. we start in the french city of the on where a greek orthodox priest was shot and injured outside his church on saturday afternoon the gunmen fled the scene sparking a manhunt our police now say they have a suspect in custody the incident took place as the priest was closing his church a motive for the attack means unclear on the suspects identity has yet to be revealed an investigation into attempted murder has been open for anti-terrorism up . are cooperating with local police this is what witnesses of the shooting told us . what you don't know i live in the area i heard gunshots but at 1st i thought it was firecrackers we didn't take it seriously and then i saw the most of bikes the roadblocks and the police and i realized that it was serious for me because there was a church her

so or across europe, the world health organization warns against lifting restrictions too quickly. and controversial plans to turn a world heritage site in indonesia into a drastic park style tuesday traction ethiopia's prime minister is claiming military gains in the north in tikrit region where the federal government is battling local forces. the conflict is raising fears of a humanitarian crisis. phone lines of cut off transport has been halted in and out of the region. if the european prime minister says the military offensive had, quote, liberated the western part of tikrit. and the region's leaders have been stripped of their immunity from prosecution. but thousands of people a day of fleeing the unrest many to neighboring sudan. it's triggered fears of a refugee emergency. aid agencies are warning they're unable to bring in much needed supplies into the region because of the fighting. the effects of began last week after the central government accused the region's forces of attacking a military thinks. we are told that communications continue to be disrupted. there are also r

previous smokers said it would be likely —— likely to rejoin the paris climate accord, the world health organizationmigration banned from muslim majority countries. so it will reassert america's moral standing on the world stage. rush and trump's immigration banned. —— end. stage. rush and trump's immigration banned. —— endlj know many people would be so interested in your take on the us and around the world. thank you for coming on. taking a quick step back. president—electjoe biden has said he was to restore the soul of america was up he said he had a mandate to govern with fairness and decency and promised to spare no effort in turning around. my colleague was asked —— ros atkins. turning around. my colleague was asked -- ros atkins. to become resident of america, you need a majority in the electoral college was of this isa electoral college was of this is a system where candidates compete for individual states. if you win a state, you get a certain amount of electoral votes a nd certain amount of electoral votes and to become president, you need to hundred and 70. because of the reasonable predi

. >> as the world health organization decision-making body met in a largely virtual conference, sessionsbeing raised about how any vaccine would be distributed, especially to developing countries. >> the world has come together as never before to issue this life-saving tool and given out fairly as global party groups, not private commodities that become one more reason people are left behind. >> 1.2 million people have now died of the virus. more than 50 million people have caught it. 10 million in the u.s. the pandemic shows no signs of abating with hungary and portugal the latest to reimpose strict measures. the assembly had one reason to celebrate. the victory of joe biden means the u.s. will be reestablishing its relationship with the who after trump formally began withdrawal in july. the funding the u.s. brings is key, as the organization reveals, although the world's expectations of the who has grown dramatically, their budget hasn't. >> pfizer has one of a dozen vaccines in the final stages of testing. in august, russia approved the first vaccine before large-scale safety trials e

tens of thousands of refugees got to do with joe biden foreign policy, the world health organization coronavirus. we investigate the fake news context of to graham attacks on eritrea and ethiopia. all this of all coming up in part 2 of going on the ground. a new gold rush is underway in ghana. thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields, hoping to strike it. rich. as children are torn between gold from me was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school. which side will have the strongest appeal greater trenchard to say? simpson, exacerbating an alarming everyone mindlessly. actually what that means is we end up picking solutions that cost a lot, but actually do very little. it's just a kind of instead of actual solutions that want to join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business. i'm show business, i'll see of and welcome back. tens of thousands of refugees are reportedly fleeing ethiopia for sudan after 2 grand militants. bankrolled on the obama biden administration, exactly

the world health organization says that could lead to another resurgence and infections. the u.s. threatens china with further sanctions after 4. hong kong politicians are disqualified, but there's just a possible breakthrough in talks to end. fighting in libya, rival sides agreed to hold elections within 18 months. ukraine's president has been hospitalized after contracting coronavirus voting as in skin, else he had coronavirus 3 days ago. a presidential spokesman told the reuters news agency the decision to go to hospital was so is it in could isolate quote, accurately, it comes as ukraine reported more than 11000 new infections in the past day, a record pushing the total number of past huff, a 1000000 as countries and governments across europe struggle to contain a rapidly spreading 2nd wave, the world health organization is warning them not to the 1st reactions to fast. the agency says that could result in a major spike in cases, anderson as reports for the u.k. . it's another landmark in the spread of covert and it's causing a lot more than $50000.00. people who tested positi

and russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply the world health organization to register 1000 maxime for emergency you. are broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our 2 international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. week in france the latest to a suspect in the shooting of a greek orthodox priest in leon has been released by police suggesting the gunman is still at large the victim remains in intensive care after saturday's incident now took place as the priest was closing his church and investigation into attempted murder has been opened and anti-terrorism authorities are cooperating with local police we heard from witnesses. what you don't know i live in the area i heard gunshots but at 1st i thought it was firecrackers we didn't take it seriously and then i saw the motorbikes the road blocks and the police and i realized that it was serious there was a church here and the priest who is 47 years old was shot. but i was just i live nearby i was watching t.v. at home and suddenly i heard something like how much blues some big booming noises so

leadership, whether it is supporting the world health organization or rejoining the paris agreement on climate change. margaret? >> brennan: holly william in moscow. thank you. and we turn now to the one and only bob schieffer. we have to give you the final word. it is good to see you and

rejoining the paris climate accord and reversing trump's withdrawal from the world health organization goes to something claire said earlier. the sounds of the bells of paris sort of rejoining the world community. >> nichole, one thing that joe biden is really, really good at and it's a self-acquired aspect of who he is, his character. healing. he has learned how to heal himself through all of the sadness that we've talked about and all the success that we've seen over the years, and he heals himself by going to his faith. his church, the catholic church. he's a man of great faith, and to his family. and the biden family is actually a tribe. they assemble around one another and they saver each other and they give each other strength. so it comes now to healing the country. to healing the country's wounds, to healing the want in the eyes of people in europe and asia and throughout the globe. healing. it means that joe biden has an understandi ining loug ining fo lonely, the disposed. ed middle income families who feel they may get evicted those who have no money and no c.a.r.e.s. act, a

the world health organization warns against complacency after a second firm announced successful trials of a covid—19 vaccine. i broke into an ear to ear grin when i heard the numbers was really exceeded our best hopes and it is an incredibly exciting moment for us. as coronavirus cases in the us top 11 million — president—electjoe biden warns more people could die if the trump administration doesn't co—operate with the transition. reporter: what do you see as the biggest threat to your transition right now, given president trump's unprecedented attempt to obstruct and delay a smooth transfer of power? more people may die if we do not co—ordinate. hurricane iota bears down on central america forcing thousands of people in nicaragua and honduras to evacuate their homes. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. we could all do with some good news at the moment and there is more in the search for a covert vaccine. —— covid. after clinical trials in the united states, the firm moderna says its vaccine is almost 95% effective. it's one of around 50 vaccines now being te

of the world health organizations decision making body is meeting as cool with 1000 cases and deaths surge worldwide the annual ministerial world health assembly is taking place after a shortened session in may open in the largely virtual conference the w.h.o. head cold for scientific solutions and solidarity to combat the pandemic we might be tired of corbett 19 but it is not tired of us years it preys on laws and we grow held but it preys on our her weaknesses jule inequality division denounce we sure jean jean and we fully ignore those. well the us has reported 4 straight days of new coronavirus infection records on saturday more than 126000 cases and around 1000 deaths were reported at least 230000 people are known to have died with co with 1000 in the united states its total infection count is nearing 10000000. turkey has congratulated azerbaijan's president suzanne says forces have seized an important city in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh is the 2nd biggest city in the region where there's a bunch on as fighting with armenia celebrations continued into the night in th

you know, as the world health organizations, decision making body met in a largely virtual conference questions were already being raised about how any vaccine would be distributed, especially to developing countries. the world has come together as never before to usually slice, same into result of devil or fraud. and i'm not going to be fairly, as lot with not private people. why and what reason? some people left behind 1200000 people have now died of the virus. and more than 50000000, people have quoted 10000000 of them in the u.s. . but the pandemic shows no signs of abating with hungry and political, the latest countries in europe to reimpose strict measures. the assembly did have one reason to celebrate the victory of joe biden means the u.s. will be reestablishing its relationship with the w.h.o. . to trump, the many began with truing. the funding the u.s. brings is key as the organization revealed, well, the world's expectations of the w.h.o. have going to magically the budget, hasn't charlie and pfizer's is one of a dozen vaccines in the final stages of testing. in august, rus

. 20 summit asking leaders to make up a $4500000000.00 shortfall in a program run by the world health organization that would guarantee equitable distribution. so we'll see if the leaders put their money where their message is and come up with the extra cash european council president schama shell reacted to the outcome by calling for a new treaty on pandemics with the world health organization as its cordoning body . now as awkward as the virtual summit appeared at times, the saudi crown prince on behalf of the outgoing presidency, actually called for this to be made. a fixture of the g 20 agenda. he said there should be a virtual summit every year in addition to the annual in person one. well, let's take a look now at some other stories making news around the world. the head of the u.s. covert 19 vaccine program says he expects the 1st americans to be vaccinated by december 12th. he told u.s. media that vaccinations could begin 2 days after it's approved by the food and drug administration, which is meeting between the 8th and 10th of december. but a modest government says protestors who sent fi

and russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register 1000 vaccine for emergency vehicles. this is the weekly here on r t international welcome to a roundup of the headlines that shape the week. we start in the french city of new york where a greek orthodox priest is in intensive care after being shot outside his church on saturday the gunman fled the scene sparking a manhunt our police now say they have a suspect in custody incident took place as the priest was closing his church motive for the attack is unclear and the suspects identity has yet to be revealed an investigation into attempted murder has been opened and anti-terrorism authorities are cooperating with local police we heard from people who witnessed the shooting. was good own them. i live in the area i heard gunshots but at 1st i thought it was firecrackers we didn't take it seriously and then i saw the motorbikes the roadblocks and the police and i realized that it was serious because there is a church here and the priest who is 47 years old was shot. while i was i. was watchin

margaret harris, who speaks for the world health organization. she joins us from geneva. welcome back to day w. . dr. harris contact tracing does seem to be the very heart of the fight against this pandemic. but as we've just seen, contact traces, not only in turkey but elsewhere where they seem to be overwhelmed. so is the answer simply to just lock down and throw more bodies of the job. knowing it's not a lot. i do useful to bring, you know, as you say, context tracing is absolutely fundamental and strengthening your contact tracing where every you are. is this something that we must do and continue to do? i think you're reporting made a very good point. i think it was actually the contect answer. so this is the joe that we need to have, even in times when things seem fine, we forgot about this. it's critical not just to find everybody who's infected, but to find those contacts and also so clearly those contacts just going to acquired teen and state inquiring teen for the full time and more and more we are seeing that the fight against this pandemic is not just a medica

there are these, the top stories, the world health organization is warning. europe not to lift covered 19, restrictions to falls to countries and governments across the continent is struggling to contain a rapidly spreading 2nd wave. ukraine's president is in hospital after becoming the latest leader to contract. the virus aid agencies are warning that they are unable to bring in much needed food.

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it was only new year's eve 2019 that the world health organization was first alerted to a mysterious viral pneumonia circulating in wuhan, china. two weeks later the genetic sequence of the virus was shared publicly and that kick started one of the great medical races the world has ever seen. pfizer partnered with biontech in march and eight months later and it is now 90% effective. before this the fastest a vaccine was developed is four years and that was for mumps in 1967 pfizer's vaccine still needs t complete its follow-up and file with the fda through the regulatory review process, we should see mor details on the vaccine, does it protect against severe disease

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and russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization to register a coded 1000 vaccine for emergency use. watching the weekly here on r.t. international a recap of the biggest stories from the past 7 days and the day's news thanks for joining us this hour. we start in the french city of where a greek orthodox priest is in intensive care after being shot outside his church on saturday a gunman fled the scene a suspect was arrested soon after the shooting but has since been released due to lack of evidence so the search for the shooter is still ongoing incident took place as the priest was closing his church the motive for the attack is unclear and the suspects identity has yet to be revealed and investigation into attempted murder has been opened and anti-terrorism authorities are cooperating with local police we heard from people who witnessed the shooting. you don't know i live in the area i heard gunshots but at 1st i thought it was firecrackers we didn't take it seriously and then i saw the motorbikes the roadblocks and the police and i realized that it

because he is the head of the world health organization does go anywhere, all having coronavirus. we have 50000 dead here in britain there, quarter a 1000000 and rising dead in the united states. and the w.h.o. boss, you know, i believe is implicated in this, in this long going history, a long running history. very good question or a good question because the statements and some information emerging, it implicates search of those are down on to be working on behalf of the t.p.a., left lobbying regional governments, also the international community. and this gives credence to his role that he was using as many out there are people left working in many international organizations to, to use his artlessness,, to lobby and benefit if ideas and destructive agenda pretty p.l.f., where you as a senior member member of the exotic committee of was the p.l.f. and the ruling a p.d.f. and or saw one time i was the minister and the foreign minister of europe. so if through the 17 years, you know what he has been doing on behalf of the t.p.a. left and their agenda during his tenure as a officia

the world health organization has sent a short and blunt morning -- warning.ountries battle a nd and third wave of the virus. the u.s. is the worst affected country for deaths,ore than 240,000 people have died. more than 120,000 new cases identified every day. in the u.k., more than 50,000 people have died. lockdown restrictions have been in place for a week in britain at the government tries to clamp down on the virus. india is battling a winter searching cases. delhi announced a new day record height yesterday. russia is seen cases increased or medically. -- increased dramatically. hospitals are running out of beds. our moscow correspondent sent this report. >> tell them to stop cling for ambulances, the russian paramedic pleads. there is no one left here to respond. just back from picking up one patient with covid, the team has already been called out again. they are taking precautions but many colleaguehave called in sick. up -- this does not look like the victory over e virus russia's politicians once claimed. a record surge in infections is hitting remot

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