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So you're properly back then, Adam, back in person in the newscast studio,

not at Fleming Towers.

I mean, I only missed one episode.

I wasn't like... Um, episode. I'm all fine.

I know it's luckily it was very, very, very mild bout of COVID.

Which, although I'm thinking back to my coronavirus newscast days is that because actually I had quite high

immunity from a combination of having had it and the vaccine but then you've got

waning immunity from the vaccine over time and it was ages ago since the last had

the vaccine and didn't have a

booster then I was thinking is it this new variant which they say might be more

transmissible but certainly isn't any more kind of serious I just had all these

questions and then I remembered you can never tell any of those things from just one case

especially when it's yourself. Well I'm glad you didn't give it to me that's my only

contribution to this debate but it's an important one he says in a very sort of selfish right.

Anyway right back in the saddle and I mean the news the story that we're all talking about is exactly the same

what's happening with Israel and Gaza and we had a statement from Rishishe Sunach the Prime Minister in the House of Commons today

which involved lots of different threads all being sort of well not tied up because there's no

conclusion but lots of threads coming to the forum and that's what we'll discuss on this episode of Newscast and also

will be joined by some faith leaders to help us navigate that bit of the story as well.

Newscast.

Newscast from the BBC.

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