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Going to achieve our target of immunising at least 60% of our population by the end of 2022, for sure. however, we remain optimistic that if our partners and friends of africa begin to release the excess doses of vaccines that are out there, it would be possible to play catch—up and be able to immunise at least 30% of our population by the end of this year and then up to about 60% by the end of next year — but it has to be tied on the goodwill and the need for global cooperation and solidari...

Problems here in portugal. primary pupils in england fell behind again in maths and reading during the second lockdown, after already having lost ground in the first, according to new research. some parts of the north—east and the east midlands were among the worst affected. 0ur education editor branwenjeffreys explained how difficult an issue this is in the wake of the huge political row over helping children catch up. it is just days since the prime ministers adviser on catch—up resigned s...

That, that countries with sufficient vaccine supplies could afford to donate a billion vaccines while still prioritising their own populations. so is that happening, though, and is it happening soon enough, in your opinion? well, we are very encouraged by the news that we heard from the global health summit last week in rome, where several countries pledged that they were going to redistribute their vaccines, their excess vaccines — but that needs to happen quickly, because this is a very unpr...

These are people that you worked with. these are people that you loved covering the frictions of politics, left and right, democrat, republican, you know, trying to like -- the battle was part of the journey in this country and youve been on that journey for so many years. whats the challenge now covering republicans who dont want to confront this? >> its a real problem. you think of the frog in the boiling water. the water keeps getting hotter and hotter and they dont even though theyre dying. ...

G20 health summit precisely that, that countries with sufficient vaccine supplies could afford to donate a billion vaccines while still prioritising their own populations. so is that happening, though, and is it happening soon enough, in your opinion? well, we are very encouraged by the news that we heard from the global health summit last week in rome, where several countries pledged that they were going to redistribute their vaccines, their excess vaccines — but that needs to happen quickly,...

No, at this rate, we are not going to achieve our target of immunising at least 60% of our population by the end of 2022, for sure. however, we remain optimistic that if our partners and friends of africa begin to release the excess doses of vaccines that are out there, it would be possible to play catch—up and be able to immunise at least 30% of our population by the end of this year and then up to about 60% by the end of next year — but it has to be tied on the goodwill and the need for gl...

But that will need extra cash, and the governments education recovery tsar says there simply isnt enough of it. in a resignation statement, sir kevan collins said hed asked for landmark investment but instead mini5ter5 had chosen a plan that is too narrow, delivered too slowly. one that falls far short of whats needed. he adds, a hard—hearted approach ri5ks failing pupils. the astonishing thing is the prime minister hired him to do a job, knowing the kind of report he would produce. when he pr...

Its thursday, the 3rd ofjune. our top story... the man appointed by borisjohnson to help pupils in england make up for lost learning during the pandemic, has resigned in a row overfunding. sir kevan collins said the £11; billion allocated to the scheme fell far short of what was needed. simonjones has this report. after months of classroom closures due to coronavirus, schools are now playing catchup. but that will need extra cash, and the governments education recovery tsar says there simply is...

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No, at this rate, we are not going to achieve our target of immunising at least 60% of our population by the end of 2022, for sure. however, we remain optimistic that if our partners and friends of africa begin to release the excess doses of vaccines that are out there, it would be possible to play catch—up and be able to immunise at least 30% of our population by the end of this year and then up to about 60% by the end of next year — but it has to be tied on the goodwill and the need for gl...