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The deal this government did with oxford astrazeneca, a record that no other country in the world has, to say nothing of the £548 million extra we put into other areas or the extra we put into other areas or the extra vaccines we are donating by june next year. this country has an outstanding record in supporting vaccination around the world. if she wants to go and look at the detail, i urge her to go off and study it. i welcome, mr speaker, the broad thrust of what she was saying about cop26. i think what she was saying where she sees signs of progress but a lot more to do. i think frankly t...

Taken by the uk government in doing that deal with the oxford scientists and astrazeneca to deliver at cost. and the uk is put in 1.6 billion into funding, 548 million for funding covax. we are doing everything we can to distribute vaccines as fast as possible. it’s vaccines as fast as possible. it's collectively _ vaccines as fast as possible. it's collectively that the g7 have the vaccines — collectively that the g7 have the vaccines. they say we are way behind schedule _ vaccines. they say we are way behind schedule. we vaccines. they say we are way behind schedule. ~ ., ., ., ., schedu...

Are doing is sharing knowledge with countries as to how to deploy the doses when they arrive because the worst thing, the worst of all worlds, you get the doses there and there is high wastage because they are not used properly. we are sharing that know—how with low and middle income countries. we were the country that led the covax initiative and setting up the covax infrastructure with £548 million. this was before the donation, to produce the billion doses for low income countries. a lot of work to do. you are right. we have to do it at scale and pace in the same way we have had the urge...