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Thousands of livings for and we really need to see those vaccines rolling out in africa much more quickly to save lives there too. and, something that the one campaign would like to see is more predictability i understand, in the delivery of vaccines through the covax campaign, how much difference would that make for those countries to be able to plan a programme of getting these vaccinations into people's arms?— getting these vaccinations into --eole's arms? ~ ., ., ,, ., people's arms? well it would make a hue people's arms? well it would make a huge difference. _ people's arms? well it wo...

The Group of Seven (G7) leaders are expected to announce that they will provide at least 1 billion coronavirus vaccine doses to the world through dose sharing a

Promised is some dose sharing. but it's not coming at the urgency that we need, it's not coming at the volume that we need, and it's not coming with the financing that we need. what campaigners want is notjust more money to buy doses, but also for richer countries to share technical know—how so they can produce the vaccines themselves. so, as world leaders begin to arrive in cornwall for the start of the summit, the challenge they face is how best to cooperate — on covid, on climate change, on fixing the world economy. and, for once, their decisions could matter. james landale, bbc news, c...