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Hancock will be holding a downing street coronavirus briefing at 5pm today. well bring that to you live on the bbc news channel. that is coming up in about 40 minutes. the health authorities in malawi have destroyed more than 19,000 doses of the astrazeneca covid—i9 vaccine. they say the vaccines had expired and were being disposed of because there was insufficient data to determine whether they were still safe for use. malawi is the first african country to publicly destroy expired vaccines. ...

Of a vaccine by april 30. and the health secretary matt hancock will be leading a downing street coronavirus briefing at 5pm today. deputy chief medical 0fficerfor england, professorjonathan van—tam and head of nhs test and tracejenny harries will also be at the new conference. we�*ll bring that to you live on the bbc news channel. the health authorities in malawi have destroyed more than 19,000 doses of the astrazeneca covid—19 vaccine. they say the vaccines had expired and were being dis...

Huge rises of cases at the moment, and she says she is constantly on the phone trying to help people get a hospital bed, trying to help them get oxygen, all the things we heard about from here in delhi, and she said it is very much the case that this pandemic is not over in india. health authorities in malawi have burned 19,000 doses of the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine. they say these jabs had expired and they weren�*t sure if they were still safe to use. malawi is the first african country...

Who manufacture the polymer which goes to make the plastic. 0ur science editor, david shukman, reports. it all begins with oil pumped from underground, the start of a plasticjourney. in refineries and processing plants, the oil is turned into the raw materials for plastic. and the new research finds that of those destined to make single—use items, half are produced byjust 20 companies. those ingredients are sold to manufacturers who make everything from plastic cups to plastic bottles. most of...

There is only very direct and firm "we do not organise in 2022, its now_ or never". i argue for the exact opposite because i think that everybody involved here is better off with an organisation in 2022. it may already be too late for another delay, it looks like the olympics will either go ahead or be canceled. but for these young gymnasts the excitement they once had a welcoming the world to japan this summer is already a fading memory. let s get some of the day s other news. the health author...

That is what this kind of moment from january 6th is calling for. yet one political party here believes it is going to harm their chances in getting back to the majority status. >> youre absolutely right. we learned a lot from the 9/11 commission. thats why so many people want to see a commission following the january 6th insurrection commission to learn that it doesnt happen again. were standing by for this vote momentarily. well see what the house of representatives does. well have our panel s...

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Of a plastic journey. in refineries and processing plants, the oil is turned into the raw materials for plastic. and the new research finds that of those destined to make single use items, half are produced byjust 20 companies. those ingredients are sold to manufacturers who make everything from plastic cups to plastic bottles. most of them used just once and then thrown away, often polluting the environment. the study says the original producers need to take responsibility for that. the future ...

Thats hard to picture, because, right now, between russia and the west, instead of cooperation, its cold war. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. new research suggests more than half of single—use plastic items thrown away around the world are made from materials produced by just 20 companies. the authors of the study say firms should take more responsibility for the impact of the waste. our science editor david shukman reports. it all begins with oil pumped from underground, the start of a pla...