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Riverside homes to vaccination centres. unused vaccines are often returned. for india to reach its ambitious targets, it will need a good dose of planning and trust, along with the vaccines. divya aria, bbc news. in a few minutes, we will turn to munich as it prepares to host the first really big showdown of the euros, with all due respect to the other matches. this is germany against france. we will look into that. now, they are tiny warm—blooded creatures which have long baffled scientists with their ability to dive and hunt in freezing water. now researchers from the university of liverpo...

Is turning into a graveyard. there are few countries in the world less equipped to deal with a pandemic on this scale. afghans are now being killed by both the continuing war and covid—19. yalda hakim, bbc news, kabul. india is scaling up its vaccination drive, aiming to reach1 billion adults by the end of this year, even if there is enough supply, there's another obstacle — and that is distribution. here's divya aria. india has vaccinated more than 230 million adults since the start of the year. it wants to triple that by december. bbc analysis of firstjobs so far reveals the drive has be...