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The Group of Seven fell short on a pledge Sunday to donate 1 billion additional vaccine doses to developing nations. President Joe Biden said the U.S. may be able to provide 1 billion more doses to the world by 2023, and again raised the possibility that the virus may have escaped from a Chinese laboratory.
It comes after the PM has been told by ministers that lockdown rules will remain in the UK until next spring unless he can see off the pressure to delay their easing.
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The governments of Moscow and the surrounding region are raffling off a car and an apartment, respectively, to entice Russians to get vaccinated. The lotteries come as the capital reinstates a lockdown to try curbing a spike in infections.
G-7 leaders have said they would provide an additional 1 billion vaccine doses in the next year, with the U.S. pledging to ship half that target. But it’s unclear how the various commitments break down between fresh announcements, earlier pledges, donations and exports those details may be made clear later Sunday.