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At the recent virtual 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 ne...

You consider that on average young people are probably too to three months behind in their learning across the country as a result of the pandemic and they may be four or five months behind. the reason i say it is almost certainly inadequate is firstly because we know the education recovery commissioner, who was appointed by the prime minister, came up with a plan which was about ten times the size of the extra money that the government has announced today. £15 billion rather than £1.4 billion...

Presidential historian and -- vanderbilt, he occasionally advises our current president on historical matters and major speeches. he also has a new podcast of note to all our viewers, fate of fact. looking back through history at times when fear conquered truth. john, its great to have you. its fitting that our mutual friend mr. beshear laws give us that fodder for this particular conversation. but where in our times is our margaret chase smith. do you see her out here? >> will you have a few ca...

Need to focus on dealing with this in a more global sort of frame of mind to make sure the rest of the world its vaccinated.— world its vaccinated. thank you very much _ world its vaccinated. thank you very much indeed, _ world its vaccinated. thank you very much indeed, naomi - world its vaccinated. thank you very much indeed, naomi therej world its vaccinated. thank you - very much indeed, naomi there our health correspondent. the prime minister has defended a cash injection for "catch—up"...

Decades on the throne. and whos afraid of the big brown bear? not this american teenager, who fought it off to save her three pet dogs. the prime minister has defended a cash injection for "catch—up" learning in schools in england and confirmed this lunchtime there will be more money later, in addition to the £1.4 billion announced this morning. that amount has been condemned as a damp squib by teachers�* leaders. labour also says the plans dont go far enough. its understood the treasury wa...

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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...

In schools, what could children do at home to help their learning? keep those thoughts coming along on twitter. just coming into as now, from our head of statistics, latest figures on the number of deaths registered in the uk for the week ending the 21st of may. this is from the office for national statistics. that figure was 11200 3% below the five year average. the number of covid—19 deaths continue to fall in that week up to the 21st of may. lets get the details from our head of statistics....

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...

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