heatwaves actually has the strongest evidence linking climate change and our changing climate across the planet longer duration heatwaves, they begin earlier in the season and the frequency, basically the strength of the heatwaves becomes more intense. right? so just take france for example yesterday. 200 records set or tied. there were three different locations that set their all-time record high temperatures, it had never gotten that hot at those three particular locations ever before. we have to say something is happening here and we need to take a deep dive into it because it is a climate crisis, a climate emergency that we re dealing with. not only across europe, remember that is weather, not climate, short term weather versus changing climate. look at these incredible images coming out of spain because 42.8 degrees, that is roughly 110
that s why he s lost not the right of course, not progressive yet, but the middle who say you are definitely not the moderate you promised to be. kayleigh: it s true. currently, i think the question is what vulnerable democrats will do in the midterms. i want to flash back to last november, this is virginia. we all remember that in norma s victory. this is the day after that victory from political playbook. regina republican saw young surgeon august when biden s approval rating started get dragged down and they started distributing literature showing that by the fall biden had this that s today the day that the democrats had a terrible day. biden s approval with the lowest of his presidency at 42.8%. carley: there are a lot of democrats were just not going to run for reelection because they recognize they are in a vulnerable position. and because it s a trickle-down effect when you have a weak president or an unpopular president it affects your race
the latest estimate by the office for national statistics is that by last sunday more than 1.7 million people in the uk were infected with the virus, around 1 in 35. it may be less severe than first feared, but the numbers catching the virus mean there will still be tough weeks ahead. dominic hughes, bbc news. so, let us take a look the latest covid figures for the uk which have just been released by the government. near daily infections over the last 24 near daily infections over the last 2a hours, 122,186. that is near daily infections over the last 24 hours, 122,186. that is 707,306 about the last seven day period, an increase of 42.8% on the previous week. the rate per 100,000 people is currently 934.2. deaths were fine at the last 28 days, 137 in the last 24
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The autonomous communities have notified the Ministry of Health that, until May 20, they have carried out a total of 42,846,660 diagnostic tests. Of these, 31,853,049 are PCR and 10,993,611 are antigen tests.
In the last week, from May 14 to 20, the autonomous communities have carried out a total of 482,764, an average of 68,966 PCR per day.
In addition, from May 14 to 20, the autonomous communities have carried out a total of 259,355 antigen tests (37,050 on average per day). Added to the PCR performed, they represent a total of 742,119 diagnostic tests performed in this period, 106,017 per day. Thus, the number of diagnostic tests performed increased by 2%, with a rate of 909.69 per 1,000 inhabitants.