scaled back, but transport for london insists it is still needed. this railway is not built for today or tomorrow but for the next 100 to 150 years, we believe it is a catalyst propose pandemic recovery. you can see the reaction of customers are wild by the railway, we think it will drive customers back onto the railway.- we think it will drive customers back onto the railway. there was a celebratory back onto the railway. there was a celebratory atmosphere back onto the railway. there was a celebratory atmosphere as - back onto the railway. there was a celebratory atmosphere as the - back onto the railway. there was a | celebratory atmosphere as the new railway arrives with a promise to transform travel across london on the south east. it is not clear when something like this might be built again. katy austin, bbc news. time for a look at the weather. here s stav da naos. probably best to stay below ground today, don t be fooled by the sunny spells, the ominous sky behin
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picking up and so we, like other businesses, just have to adapt to that. it is why we have made investments in new facilities specific to the renewables industry, for example. aberdeen is a city trying to shake its tag as europe s oil capital, in favour of europe s energy capital. but while oil peaked more than two decades ago, this is not a place that want to let go of it entirely any time soon. kevin keane, bbc news, aberdeen. wales education minister has told every school it must tackle bullying and aself after a pupil lost a finger. after reportedly fleeing bullies in south wales. jeremy miles says schools have to take a robust approach and anti racism plan will be published seen. rahim bailly had surgery after catching his finger on a fence near his school but it couldn t be saved.
continent. only 6% of the continental is vaccinated. we knew additional variants were going to emerge. that s how variants of concern arise. they emerge among unvaccinated populations. the fact there was not a good-faith effort to go beyond mrna and no vector vaccines, we could have had the african continent vaccinated by now had we done that. so part of this is aself inflicted wound, but look, i think it s important to convey the message there s concern, but the sky is not falling. here s why, jim. first, this variant does not appear to be causing worse san diego than anything we have seen before. this is not the andromeda strain. it s not like the mortality goes up even further with this variant. the second point is, yes, there s a lot of mutations in the spike protein, including the receptor binding domain, but in
claimed responsibility for the dreadful attack on thursday that killed 13 u.s. service members in kabul. let s go to matt bradley. he joins me from landstuhl, germany. welcome. let s talk about the strike. what do we know about that? reporter: we saw earlier today, alex, a plume of smoked rising from a house. we all woke up this morning expecting to see the next adak. it was only as recently thatted biden administration was warning there would be another catastrophic attack right around kabul s airport. we were all expecting the worse. instead, that attack turned out to be, according to centcom, and the taliban itself, turned out to be a drone strike. a couple hours we got this from captain bill urban. u.s. military conducted aself defense unmanned over the horizon air strike today on a vehicle in kabul eliminating an