Starts all right. Tonight, check your mute or dont. What the rigamarole of the debate is revealing about both candidates. Also tonight, jack smith throws a punch in one trump case, might be pulling another in a different case. Ill explain in a moment and voter fraud, Election Rapes the group who says its happening to them in texas. Tonight on Laura Coates Live so if anyone tells you that baseballs americas favorite past time, dont believe him to paraphrase dead pool. Yeah, of course. Have the movie. Theyre not lying. There making an educated wish. Turns out arguing actually is the real favorite for americans, you know, who is in full uniform team harris and team trump. They are arguing about the specifics of how theyre going to argue. I mean, how are you going to debate that sounds much more professional and designate how theyre going to debate and get this. They are debating about a microphone. Tap, tap specifically, whether to mute them when theyre not speaking we agreed to the same
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Cambodia kept coronavirus in check for a year. Now as infections surge, people in lockdown go hungry By South-East Asia correspondent Mazoe Ford and Yin Soeum
For the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, Cambodia was in the enviable position of having one of the world s lowest numbers of infections.
Now, the South-East Asian nation is not only trying to control its most serious outbreak, it s dealing with a simultaneous crisis, with tens of thousands of people under lockdown running out of food.
The Cambodian government has declared areas with the most coronavirus cases to be red zones and banned people from leaving their homes except for medical reasons. That means people in these zones are not even allowed to go out to buy food and other basic necessities.