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Michigan where the president was at. in the city of detroit about 40% are partially vaccinated, where an hour away in oakland county, you have 70% vaccinated. they're focused on trying to get the message to younger people. the vaccination rates are still much, much lower in the under-30 population, and the people who recently became eligible. don't expect to see any big new roll-outs, any new levers to pull. it seems they're on more of the same, more information, making vaccines more accessible, and just try and slowly chip away at this remaining group out there. >> shaq, as we're seeing the c...

Including mrjohnson have made promises that they do take and other countries were on top of the virus thanit countries were on top of the virus than it had this horrible habit of getting out from under control so to some extent it's a hostage and it depends on how long peoples memories would be and of course it depends on the success of the vaccine programme and i think what you have to see here in the uk is a government writing on a genuine wave of support and success from the roll—outs of the vaccine. again the prime minister attending ministers this morning that these things over 80% have...

From the government — in scotland, our dates don't quite match up with england or the rest of the uk for restrictions, but for nicola sturgeon, who's been a lot more cautious throughout this, there seems to be a lot more optimism from her in the dates she set — i think august is when we expect most restrictions to be lifted. and i think, you know, this is the vaccine roll—outs, we moved through summer and we are feeling optimistic. and i think sajid javid has almost ridden to that and made that statement today, as the daily mail says, this sets him quite apart from matt hancock which mig...

Deaths, the uk had 120,000, so the record remains very good and you would rather be where they are than where the others are. how do you make this transition? you have full vaccination for a start, then you probably have ubiquitous testing, noninvasive testing, not the testing that goes up your nose, but testing of other sorts that is easier to manage, and you keep a very close eye on the numbers, and if they get out of control, then you have periodic lockdowns in order to bring them back down to a manageable level. ., ., ~' them back down to a manageable level. ., ., ~ ., ., .. level. you tal...

Their own domestic roll—outs. the uk vaccination programme has very much been based _ on delivering vaccine as soon as it is delivered to us. - so, we don't have any excess doses at the moment. - but, absolutely, we want to lean into this global effort, _ when there is spare capacity. so, as rich countries continue vaccinating younger people, who are least at risk of dying from covid, some of the world's most at risk, including health care workers in poorer nations, remain last in line. tulip mazumdar, bbc news. the national football league here in the us has agreed to drop a controversial p...