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And neediest come from the oxford—astrazeneca supply. thanks to the deal this government did. or does the name 0xfor—astrazeneca continue to stick in his craw, mr speaker? keir starmer, focused most of his questions on plans to help children in england who've fallen behind at school during the pandemic. the government's so—called "catch—up tsar", sir kevan collins, resigned after ministers refused to fund in full his plan. keir starmer said the government response offered much less per pupil than was available to children in the us or the netherlands. so can the prime minister explaine...

Getting on with the job, this challenging job of tackling a pandemic, keeping our economy alive, supporting people public incomes, supporting the nhs and our doctors and nurses, vaccinating the nation and providing education and support to 8 million children and young people. nick gibb. you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, david cornock. still to come: how the speaker confused prime minister's questions with a tv sitcom. in a second debate called by labour on justice for victims, the shadow justice secretary railed against what he said were the government's mistakes. closing the co...

Holiday from six weeks to four weeks, estimates have shown in a report i did in collaboration, that this would save the average family £266. that was a huge financial impact in the pockets of those parents were also hoping to tackle the plight of children not being able to get fed over a long summer break, but more importantly also means those children who are from disadvantaged backgrounds with the table gap widens during the six—week summer break, means that we can continue to be narrowed and when they return they are not spring the first seven weeks on average of their term having to cat...

The cash would go. my worry about the catch—up funds, as it is, is that it appears not enough is reaching disadvantaged pupils. recent figures suggest that 44% of the pupils receiving the premium were missed. there is also significant regional disparity, so for example there's huge take—up of the south—west but just 58% in the north—east. if the catch—up programme is going to be the success i believe it could be, ministers must ensure that funds are directed towards the most at the vulnerable pupils who have fallen behind in the pandemic. others had more damning comparisons of the fu...

What we can do, but also to say that this isn't enough, i mean, what the president's talking about today, i believe, would cover 3% of the world's population. so just think of it that way, how much more is needed. >> so we're talking 500 million doses of vaccine right now, dr. gounder, how significant is that, how far will that go? >> well, just as gloria has just pointed out, this is less than 5% of the world's population that you can vaccinate with that, we need some 11 billion doses to vaccinate the world, so we really do need to be ramping up production, that includes ramping up production...