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Positive step forward. eu leaders will meet via video conference today to discuss ways of boosting vaccine supplies and possible new restrictions on vaccine exports, including doses of the astrazeneca jab which could impact the uk. the point is that astrazeneca is fulfilling its contracts in the uk, and is not fulfilling its contracts in the european union, and they are exporting vaccination material from the eu to the uk, and not fulfilling the duties that they have within the european union. a...

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Frustration at a roll—out far slower than the uks. some blame their government, others the european commission. its now on the defensive, accusing pharmaceutical company astrazeneca of not delivering vaccines promised and demanding extra controls on vaccine exports to richer countries. if astrazeneca had delivered exactly the number of doses which was planned, like they did in the uk, we would be today exactly at the same rate of vaccination as the uk. so we have been heavily penalised, heavil...

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Amongst member states — which could affect supply to the uk. pub landlords in england may be able refuse entry to customers who cant prove theyve had a coronavirus vaccine — a government review is looking at the issue. results from two uk studies suggest middle—aged women experience the most severe, long—lasting symptoms after being treated in hospitalfor coronavirus — with more than two—thirds continuing to experience symptoms more than five months later. north korea fires two balli...

And of course many developing countries, because were only going to tackle coronavirus by making sure everybody gets vaccinated. so this is a very positive step forward. eu leaders will meet via video conference today, to discuss ways of boosting vaccine supplies and possible new restrictions on vaccine exports, including doses of the astrazeneca jab, which could the uk. the point is astrazeneca is fulfilling its contracts in the uk and it is not fulfilling its contracts in the european union. t...

In a joint statement last night, the eu and the uk said they were working on ways to better cooperate over vaccines. so, could an end to the acrimony be in sight? this is very positive news. what we want to see is we want to see vaccines flowing freely around the world. we want to work to build capacity so that we can make sure everybody gets vaccinated, including in the uk, the eu, and of course many developing countries, because we can only tackle coronavirus by making sure everybody gets vacc...

Translation: this whole business has created - even more uncertainty. i deeply regret that and ask for forgiveness. across the eu, there is growing frustration at a roll—out far slower than the uks. some blame their government, others the european commission. its now on the defensive, accusing pharmaceutical company astrazeneca of not delivering vaccines promised and demanding extra controls on vaccine exports to richer countries. if astrazeneca had delivered exactly the number of doses which ...

Now facing a third wave amid concerns over vaccine supply and a slow roll—out of the jab. in a joint statement last night, the eu and the uk said they were working on ways to better cooperate over vaccines. so, could an end to the acrimony be in sight? this is very positive news. what we want to see is we want to see vaccines flowing freely around the world. we want to work to build capacity so that we can make sure everybody gets vaccinated, including in the uk, the eu, and of course many dev...

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