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Are ready to travel. we are a year on from when the travel corridors were first announced, and we have one of the most successful vaccination programmes in the new world but we have not really moved forward. it is incredibly frustrating.— forward. it is incredibly frustrating. forward. it is incredibly frustratin: . ~ ., frustrating. we were told when the traffic -like — frustrating. we were told when the traffic -like system was _ frustrating. we were told when the traffic -like system was introduced | traffic —like system was introduced that there would be a green watchlist, to avoid a...

Media this morning and just heard the restrictions are really catching people out. they have had their vaccinations, they are ready to travel. so, a year are now from when the travel corridors were first announced, and we've got one of the most successful vaccination programmes in the world, get we haven't really moved forward, so it is incredibly disappointing and frustrating. the is incredibly disappointing and frustrating-— is incredibly disappointing and frustratina. ., ,, . ., , frustrating. the transport secretary said a cautious _ frustrating. the transport secretary said a cautious a...

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Meanwhile, richer countries have bought up most of the global supplies of doses, and are pushing full steam ahead with their vaccination programmes. g7 countries the uk, us and canada have vaccinated more than half of their populations. germany, italy and france well over a third. japan's uptake has been much slower, but not because they're short on supplies. the health ministers of those countries are meeting in oxford, at the university which created the world's most widely used covid vaccine. now the co—creator of the oxford astrazeneca jab is calling on world leaders to share that vaccin...

Eswatini, that have used up all their doses, but we also have a number of countries that will use up all their vaccine in the next couple of weeks. those are countries like uganda — we have countries like kenya, seychelles, egypt. meanwhile, richer countries have bought up most of the global supplies of doses, and are pushing full steam ahead with their vaccination programmes. g7 countries the uk, us and canada have vaccinated more than half of their populations. germany, italy and france well over a third. japan's uptake has been much slower, but not because they're short on supplies. the h...