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There's a lot more hesitancy going on there. potentially driven by a lot of misinformation, potentially some of it from russia for example. in other countries there are long running hesitancy towards vaccination. although in france they overcame that with some quick, smart policies earlier on this year. which saw them introducing passports to get into certain places. there a lot going on. in britain i think we've done reasonably well in getting our aduu done reasonably well in getting our adult vaccinated. and we got ahead early and i think that's been great and there's been quite a wide accep...

Have done a year ago? doesn't matter as much as it might have done a year ago?— doesn't matter as much as it might have done a year ago? that's a good ruestion, have done a year ago? that's a good question. and _ have done a year ago? that's a good question, and the _ have done a year ago? that's a good question, and the key _ have done a year ago? that's a good question, and the key thing - have done a year ago? that's a good question, and the key thing is - question, and the key thing is hospitalisations are much less than they were a year ago. but as you saw when you read out that figure,...

Just over one third of the aduu just over one third of the adult population has had to doses. the rate of vaccination has slowed across the continent in recent months. the world health organization says people have become complacent. european countries have the capacity, they have the vaccine access, they have the money, they have the systems in place that they can enact. many other regions don't necessarily have those capacitors that capacity is in place. so i think it is a warning shot for the world, to see what is happening in europe despite the availability of vaccination.— despite the a...

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