Is one and 100 people with grandparents from orkney have this mutation. and normally across the uk it s one and 1000. beautiful part of the world, how are people reacting to this and what does this mean for those affected? this to this and what does this mean for those affected? those affected? this news has “ust broken in the fi those affected? this news has “ust broken in the last i those affected? this news has “ust broken in the last halfi those affected? this news has “ust broken in the last half hour. h those affected? this news hasjust broken in the last half hour. the i broken in the last half hour. the residents in westerly have been invited to attend this public meeting tonight. we should really point out that the scientists are excited about this discovery. for many people it will come as a cause for concern. many people might not want to go and get the test to find out we should point out that the people that do have this le brca1 variant it doesn t mean they are
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The next year s nhs pay rounds. the government is still refusing to reopen this year s. 19% is unaffordable, but whether there could be some kind of beating the minds of next settlement might be a way for websites to get with their want. both sides. let s move on and talk about the daily telegraph front page. this is talking about the prospect of the economy in the uk. it s been impacted by a large number of people in their 50s taking early retirement during the pandemic, and that basically has had an impact on the number of working age people who are earning a living, paying taxes and having an impact on economic
Government reluctance to bring back restrictions. the political debate has already turned on to whether the government should be much more aggressive, like even bring back a few restrictions to get a handle on this. what is your honest view about how worried people should be and how urgent the situation is becoming? or are you relaxed, as some in the government are, about getting on with it? well, it is a genuinely difficult decision. - i don t envy sajid| javid on this one. you can be glass halfi full and say this is not the exponential growth- that we were talking about. fergus always used to explain to us last year that exponential growth is different to linear growth which we are i more normally used to. and we have got the vaccines. on the other hand, hospital. admissionsjumped by nearly 1,000 one day, which is a pretty sizeable jump. i i think the heart of this - is the growth in schoolchildren getting the virus. i m getting reports - from my children s schools and my friends
Of it is. before 2000, to get in an entire year, halfi million acres burned in california would be rare. many years you had less than halfi million acres. the dixie fire alone will burn halfi million acres. that is part of a long term trajectory. six of the biggest recorded fires in the biggest recorded fires in the state have happened since the state have happened since the year 2000. so this isn t a one off, this is something you and i have spoken about before and i have spoken about before and we will speak again in the future. that is the trajectory we are on. is it all climate change? no, part of it is that we have a legacy of fuels, so we have a legacy of fuels, so we are facing two things. a lot of fuel there and then climate change and exacerbating things, making it impossible to fight these fires. these fires. the ipcc report, dare i say these fires. the ipcc report, dare i say it. these fires. the ipcc report, dare i say it, it is dare i say it, it is adding fuel to th