they can spread deadly fevers and is eager virus -- the zika virus.st pay more than 48,000 pounds to the publishers of the mail on sunday after losing part of the battle. it relates to an article about his security arrangements. this is bbc news. we are going to come to the u.k. now. the covid inquiry looking into how political decisions were made during the pandemic is continuing. today, it was the turn of prime minister rishi sunak to aner questions. he started by apologizing to everyone who lost loved ones during the pandemic. he was chancellor at the time and has been accused by some of putting the economy before lives. the criticism centers around his month-long eat out to help out scheme in august of 2020, subsidized by the government. they said they would protect jobs in the hospitality industry, and boost the economy. one analysis says the benefit to the industry was small compared to other measures. the scheme started in august when covid cases begin to rise in september. here is mr. rishi sunak speaking today. >> my primary concern was prote

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climate change could lead to mosquitoes bringing tropical diseases like dengue fever and zika virus asty agency, based on the worst—case scenario of a four degree celsius increase in temperatures. if that happened, there's also a risk of more heat—related deaths and floods. our reporter meghan owen has more. live now to dr kristine belesova, senior lecturer in global population health at imperial. this sounds really quite catastrophic, how likely is it that this could happen in the uk? goad this could happen in the uk? good evenina. this could happen in the uk? good evening- well. _ this could happen in the uk? good evening. well, the _ this could happen in the uk? (limp. evening. well, the projections say that there indeed is a likelihood, if we do follow the most recent admission intensive trajectory of the future. so if we continue emitting more greenhouse gases than we currently even our admitting, then it's quite likely that we will see a dire future in terms of infectious diseases for the uk and london. so it is a realistic scenario. if they think that the global scale —— if you

these bloodsucking insects to establish themselves here and start spreading diseases such as dengue, zikaness. if these mosquitoes become established in the uk, there will be a set of actions that we will take with local authorities to try and prevent their growth in our environment. so, there are interventions that we can take to modify the environment, to reduce the risk from those mosquitoes. and that will also potentially include advice to people in their home, particularly in terms of how we store and manage water, for example, in our gardens and outdoors. the mosquitoes have already been responsible for local outbreaks of dengue fever in france in recent years. scientists now predict london could see regular infections by 2060. it is the uk hsa's job to look out for and protect us against these kinds of threats. it also warns of a rise in heat—related deaths and flooding in the future. but it says this planning is for a plausible worst—case scenario and points out that many of the threats can still be avoided if action is taken now. tulip mazumder, bbc news. meanwhile it's crunch ti

these blood—sucking insects to establish themselves here and start spreading diseases, such as dengue, zika the uk, there will be a set of actions that will be taken with local authorities to try and prevent their growth in our environment. so there are interventions that we can take to modify the environment, to reduce the risk of — from those mosquitoes. and that will also potentially include advice to people in their home, particularly in terms of how we store and manage water, for example, in our gardens and outdoors. the mosquitoes have already been responsible for local outbreaks of dengue fever in france in recent years. scientists now predict london could see regular infections by 2060. it is the ukhsa's job to look out for and protect us against these kinds of threats. it also warns of a rise in heat—related deaths and flooding in the future. but it says this planning is for a plausible worst case scenario and points out that many of the threats can still be avoided if action is taken now. tulip mazumdar, bbc news. we're now firmly in panto season in the uk — but for some people wi

the insects can spread diseases including dengue fever and zika virus.e increase of four degrees celsius. prince harry must pay more than £48,000 in legal costs to the publishers of the mail on sunday after losing part of his libel battle. his lawyers failed to strike out part of a defence against a claim he is bringing against the newspaper relating to an article about his security arrangements. you're live with bbc news. here in the uk, the covid inquiry looking into how political decisions were made during the pandemic is continuing. today, it was the turn of british prime minister rishi sunak to answer the questions. he began by apologising to everyone who lost loved ones during the pandemic. sunak, who was chancellor at the time, has been accused by some of putting the economy before lives. the main criticism centres around his month—long eat out to help out scheme in august 2020. diners received 50% off meals out on mondays, tuesdays and wednesdays, subsidised by the government. at the time, rishi sunak said it would protectjobs in the hospitality

the insects can spread diseases including dengue fever and zika virus.rease of four degrees celsius, which would also see an increase in heat—related deaths and flooding. you're live with bbc news. earlier today, the un secretary general has warned the cop 28 climate talks that governments need more ambition on adapting to new energy sources. antonio guterres said countries must leave the talks with a clear understanding of what's required. with 24 hours to go before the official end of the talks an agreement meant to phase out fossil fuels is not guaranteed as not all countries are on board. draft language for a possible deal is expected in the next few hours. for more we can go live now to the bbc�*s carl nasman in dubai. we've been waiting here with bated breath for an updated text which has not yet come. this is really not a surprise maybe these things do take time, we have less than 24 hours to go now, and many are starting to brace themselves for overtime here in dubai to help us break it all down. cathy flynn, global director of climate change at

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he contractors to zika.fe was like before. >> it's like running a race with no shoes. you know? it's something you can get through. it's something that you can get past, but it's not easy. you know, there's a lot of challenges you face at the time, like not having your own space to just sit down and relax and chill . that's to just sit down and relax and chill. that's hard. a lot of people don't have a lot of people don't have a lot of people take it for granted . you people take it for granted. you know, your own bed . know, just having your own bed. little things big little things make a big difference . and without these difference. and without these smaller charities, you know, big differences wouldn't happen . all differences wouldn't happen. all it took was one phone call or one conversation. my whole life changed from having nothing . changed from having nothing. >> the four is an organisation which provides support to grassroot causes and has already distributed £8.3 million worth of grants, ceo mary

the insects can spread diseases including dengue fever and zika virus.ity arrangements. you are alive with bbc news. here in the uk, the covid inquiry looking into how political decisions were made during the pandemic is continuing. today, it was the turn of british prime minister rishi sunak to answer the questions. he began by apologising to everyone who lost loved ones during the pandemic. rishi sunak, who was chancellor at the time, has been accused by some of putting the economy before lives. the main criticism centres around his month—long eat out to help out scheme in august 2020. diners received 50% off meals out on mondays, tuesdays and wednesdays subsidised by the government. at the time, rishi sunak said it would protectjobs in the hospitality industry and boost the economy, but one analysis suggests the benefit to the industry was comparatively small compared to other measures. the scheme started in august and covid cases began to rise again in september, but we don't know for certain why. here's mr sunak speaking today. my primary concern wa

the insects can spread diseases including dengue fever and zika virus. were four, when they died in december 2021. their mother deveca rose has also been charged with child abandonment. britain has confirmed that it's selling two former royal navy ships to ukraine, as part of an effort to bolster their presence on the black sea. it comes as president zelensky heads to the united states in a bid to rescue a $60 billion package of military aid funding. our correspondent jessica parker is in kyiv. jess, ukraine is on a real drive at the moment, to maintain international support for its defence against the russian invasion. there is deep concern of wavering western support. it will be a really big week for ukraine in that regard, a big test of the west as well. president zelensky heading to washington, dc where the $60 billion package, largely of defence aide, has become stuck in congress. it has been caught up in some domestic political issues, specifically the us southern border crisis. as well there are some lawmakers who are sceptical about sending more

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