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The fourth shot, especially for high-risk people, reduces mortality, leads to lower death levels. so it's true. we may see some waning on infections. but the thing we care most about that really matters most, severe illness. vaccines are doing a fabulous job. >> and i know the white house, along those lines, point to go a study out today suggesting how many lives have been saved overall by the efforts to vaccinate people the last two years. >> yeah. this cannot be understated how important this is. you know, when president biden came into office 15 months ago, almost no one had gotten a vaccin...

Covid. so although sadly death levels are rising slightly and hospitalisations are increasing slightly, it's not anywhere near the scale we saw earlier this year or last year. so they believe strongly that the vaccination programme is actually really doing its job and keeping those really terrible tragic cases down to the minimum possible. the plan b is there in case the nhs suddenly comes under pressure, but they feel at the moment of the nhs isn't anywhere near that stage. lucy, just to bring in the telegraph front page, two thirds of care home residents are still waiting for a booster jab r...

A bit of both really it's an opportunity for a lot of countries that desperately need infrastructure investment both in asia and central asia but also in some parts of europe and of course in africa that's all sounds very benign but is the idea as such i think is benign and as i think is perfectly understandable to actually improve transport links and connectivity across those regions i think what we need to look at very carefully is individual projects and who is benefiting who is financing these projects who are the companies or where the companies from mainly from china and who are building...

A bit of both really it's an opportunity for a lot of countries that desperately need infrastructure investment both in asia and central asia but also in some parts of europe and of course in africa that all sounds very benign that is the idea is such i think it's benign and as i think it's perfectly understandable to actually improve transport links and connectivity across those regions i think what we need to look at very carefully is individual projects and who is benefiting who is financing these projects who are the companies or where the companies from mainly from china and who are build...