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so, you know, the shipping industry globally has to carry on, and that's what iwill do. mohammed: all right, we've run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thank you so much to all of our guests, stuart neil, christian buga, and maggie m. and thank you, too, for watching. you can see this and all of our previous programs again anytime by visiting our website, aljazeera.com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook.com/ajinsidestory. you can also join the coersation on twitter. our handle is @ajinsidestory. from me, mohammed jamjoom, and the whole team here, bye for now. ♪ fvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvfvr ♪♪♪ eric campbell: he's one of the world's most powerful men, and he says he has coronavirus handled. president vladimir putin: [speaking russian] ♪♪♪ eric: she's a humble doctor, and she says he's lying. dr. anastasia vasilyeva: the situation is not under control. in some hospitals, patients are dying without any help. announcer: anastasia vasilyeva heads a doctors' trade union that's challenging the kreml

i mean, you know, iwill mention china by name because even before the vaccines came on the scene, they were sending shiploads of ppe, personal protective equipment to poorer countries, you know, notjust in africa, but elsewhere and so on. and they surely should be applauded for that. they should be applauded if those are regular deliveries. but when there is too much flag waving, flag waving, not only from chinese side, they see that from the russian side as well, then it invites the suspicion that the primary purpose is not to help, but to gain friends or score points and things like that. and i think that's a time for that. no question about that. but this is not the time for that. all right, john, so both our panellists kind of say, look, this is not the right time to make political capital of supplying countries with personal protective equipment or vaccines and so on. what do you think? i think it's a bit naive not - to assume that some countries won't try to maximize this - from a soft power perspective, i think as the saying goes, when you invent the ship, | you also invent the

iwill right, that's just about it from me. i will be back with headlines and just a more minutes time. plenty more on the website. you can reach me on twitter, i'm @lvaughanjones. i'm lewis vaughan jones i'm lewis vaughanjones and this is bbc news. bye bye. hello. last week, the uk took quite a battering from strong winds. there was some heavy rain at times, too, and we spent a lot of time talking about low pressure. for the week ahead, the biggest difference will be lighter winds. we're going to be focusing on high pressure, trying to build in. this high here, pushing up from the south—west. it's not an entirely straightforward story, though. we will see some weather fronts running into the north of our high. that will mean some showery rain perhaps across the south—east of england first thing on monday, and then some more clouds generally pushing in to the west as the day goes on. some rain across northern ireland, a little bit for western scotland, the winds, much lighter than we've been used to. the sunshine in the eas

it has been really hard, iwill tell you now, mate, it�*s been really hard. if you stick in the house and keep looking at the four walls, just watching television all day, you could go mental, mentally ill, and then you�*ve got a serious problem on your hands. so strong—minded dickie was determined to combat loneliness with a regular exercise regime. just general exercises... just keeps you going, just general exercises. keeps you going. and running on the spot. not bad for 88 years of age! exercise has certainly given dickie a new lease of life. i could say oh, i can�*t be bothered doing these exercises, but i do an hour each day and i walk for an hour and a half, get out on the roads. and ifeel that, i come back and i have a shower, and then you feel good! you feel good, ian. and you are such a sociable person, you go to all these events, have such a busy time, to suddenly not have that... it has been a fight, i�*ll tell you. a realfight. i could understand the elderly people sitting in the chair and can�*t be bothered to get out of that easy chai

i mean, you know, iwill mention china by name because even before the vaccines came on the scene, they were sending shiploads of ppe, personal protective equipment, to poorer countries, you know, notjust in africa, but elsewhere and so on. and they surely should be applauded for that? they should be applauded if those are regular deliveries. but when there is too much flag waving, not only from chinese side, we see that from the russian side as well, then it invites the suspicion that the primary purpose is not to help, but to gain friends, or score points and things like that. and i think that's a time for that, no question about that. but this is not the time for that. all right, john, so both our panellists kind of say, look, this is not the right time to make political capital of supplying countries with personal protective equipment or vaccines and so on. what do you think? i think it's a bit naive not - to assume that some countries won't try to maximize this - from a soft power perspective. i think, as the saying goes, when you invent the ship, i you also invent the shipwreck. a

i mean, you know, iwill mention china by name because even before the vaccines came on the scene, they were sending shiploads of ppe, personal protective equipment to poorer countries, you know, notjust in africa, but elsewhere and so on. and they surely should be applauded for that. they should be applauded if those are regular deliveries. but when there is too much flag waving, not only from chinese side, we see that from the russian side as well, then it invites the suspicion that the primary purpose is not to help, but to gain friends, or score points and things like that. and i think that's a time for that, no question about that. but this is not the time for that. all right, john, so both our panellists kind of say, look, this is not the right time to make political capital of supplying countries with personal protective equipment or vaccines and so on. what do you think? i think it's a bit naive not - to assume that some countries won't try to maximize this - from a soft power perspective. i think as the saying goes, when you invent the ship, | you also invent the shipwreck. and

i mean, you know, iwill mention china by name because even before the vaccines came on the scene, they were sending shiploads of ppe, personal protective equipment to poorer countries, you know, notjust in africa, but elsewhere and so on. and they surely should be applauded for that. they should be applauded if those are regular deliveries. but when there is too much flag waving, not only from chinese side, we see that from the russian side as well, then it invites the suspicion that the primary purpose is not to help, but to gain friends or score points and things like that. and i think that's a time for that, no question about that. but this is not the time for that. all right, john, so both our panellists kind of say, look, this is not the right time to make political capital of supplying countries with personal protective equipment or vaccines and so on. what do you think? i think it's a bit naive not - to assume that some countries won't try to maximize this - from a soft power perspective, i think as the saying goes, when you invent the ship, | you also invent the shipwreck. and

it has been really hard, iwill tell you now, mate, it's been really hard. if you stick in the house and keep looking at the four walls, just watching television all day, you could go mental, mentally ill, and then you've got a serious problem on your hands. so strong—minded dickie was determined to combat loneliness with a regular exercise regime. just general exercises... just keeps you going, just general exercises. keeps you going. and running on the spot. not bad for 88 years of age! exercise has certainly given dickie a new lease of life. i could say oh, i can't be bothered doing these exercises, but i do an hour each day and i walk for an hour and a half, get out on the roads. and ifeel that, i come back and i have a shower, and then you feel good! you feel good, ian. and you are such a sociable person, you go to all these events, have such a busy time, to suddenly not have that... it has been a fight, i'll tell you. a realfight. i could understand the elderly people sitting in the chair and can't be bothered to get out of that easy chair, but my ad

iwill have yourfull sunshine, the odd rainbow. iwill have your full forecast here on breakfast. it's friday march the 12th. our top story. the family of sarah everard have paid tribute to her as a "shining example to us all" who "brought so much joy to our lives". a serving metropolitan police officer is still being held on suspicion of murdering the 33—year—old. the force has referred itself to the police watchdog over how it investigated a separate allegation that the same officer indecently exposed himselfjust three days before sarah went missing. charlotte wright has the latest developments. bright and beautiful, a wonderful daughter and sister. words from the family of 33—year—old sarah everard, who went missing in south london more than a week ago. last night, her loved ones released this tribute, after human remains were discovered in the search for her. this morning, a serving met police diplomatic protection officer remains in custody, suspected of kidnap and murder. he was arrested in kent on tuesday. yesterday, he was taken to hospital after suffering a head i

i mean, you know, iwill mention china by name because even before the vaccines came on the scene, they were sending shiploads of ppe, personal protective equipment to poorer countries, you know, notjust in africa, but elsewhere and so on. and they surely should be applauded for that. they should be applauded if those are regular deliveries. but when there is too much flag waving, flag waving, not only from chinese side, they see that from the russian side as well, then it invites the suspicion that the primary purpose is not to help, but to gain friends or score points and things like that. and i think that's a time for that. no question about that. but this is not the time for that. all right, john, so both our panelists kind of say, look, countries with personal protective equipment or vaccines this is not the right time to make political capital of supplying countries with personal protective equipment or vaccines and so on. what do you think? i think it's a bit naive not to assume that some countries won't try to maximize this from a soft power perspective, i think as the saying go

but at the same time, you know, of course, iwill always love him. but there's a lot of her to happened. —— a lot of her to happened. —— a lot of her to happened. —— a lot of hurt that's happened. the two of them coming across as very personable, very vulnerable, very open and wanting to talk clearly to this us audience.— us audience. what has the reaction — us audience. what has the reaction been _ us audience. what has the reaction been like - us audience. what has the reaction been like in - us audience. what has the i reaction been like in response in the united states?- in the united states? there's been a lot — in the united states? there's been a lot of _ in the united states? there's been a lot of reaction - in the united states? there's been a lot of reaction and - in the united states? there's been a lot of reaction and a l been a lot of reaction and a lot of people quite honestly i think shocked at what they have heard and of course we have to bearin heard and of course we have to bear in mind this is one side of a story

iwill... i much that he joins us for the lobbyist later. i will... i am an optimist. if i can carry on detailing the purpose of these measures. step two allows nonessential retail and personal care services to reopen and we have said that this will happen not before the 12th of april. this will also allow indoor leisure like james and self containment accommodation and self containment accommodation and step two also sees the opening of the outdoors of pubs and restaurants which are something i know is something so many of us are looking forward to. . step three will lift restrictions of meetings outdoor subject to a limit of 30 and “p outdoor subject to a limit of 30 and up to six people or two households are being able to meet inside and indoor hospitality, indoor entertainment and all other types of accommodation will be able to open their doors once again. madam deputy speaker, step four will begin no earlier than the 21st ofjune. this is the final stage in this road map because bolstered by the mammoth testing capacity and the protection of the vaccination prog

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you can bloat vu vote blue and iwill one of you, the restaurant 100% capacities of the child migrant facilities can go to 100%, cramming those migrant children in there but our kids in this country can't get back to school. because that is not safe, so joe biden and cohave created this perverse incentive for children and their families to put their lives at risk, or rather smugglers and traffickers to put those very children at risk, but you won't hear him call it a crisis or chaos. it's a challenge, that is one thing about democrats and then others fascist-like tendencies. it's the language. they try to control the language and it speaks to the craven way the democrats governed but also their true opinion of the american people. they think that we are all stupid, that if they call it a challenge we will just sit there, we don't know whether to scratch our watch or wind our ass, we will just sit there and not like it is true in the media will pick up the language the democrats are using it all is well and good while children are suffering at the border at fort lee and virginia potent

iwill china let us focus on russia for the final bit. i will rush to respond to this because this isjust final bit. i will rush to respond to this because this is just an extension, is it not, of what the uk has been doing for the past 15 years. i has been doing for the past 15 ears. ~' :, has been doing for the past 15 ears. ~ :, , years. i think that is probably riaht, years. i think that is probably right, russia _ years. i think that is probably right, russia was _ years. i think that is probably right, russia was singled - years. i think that is probably right, russia was singled out| years. i think that is probably i right, russia was singled out as years. i think that is probably - right, russia was singled out as the most acute direct threat to the uk and in a way that is note surprise we have seen an ongoing campaign to undermine the campaign using an array of different techniques ranging from cyber attacks to salisbury in attempted poisonings in 2018. i think it will come as no surprise as to what they set out in terms of russi

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this thing makes me stronger, and i'm like, iwill go and say whatever it is. i will go on the stage in order to do myjob. yeah, i'm going to do this. she sings in russian as for her eurovision song, russian woman — well, this british man is getting into it. come on, steve! steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. # oh, yeah! steve should perform at eurovision. do check out his post. i think he can play every single euro reason song without sheet music —— every single euro vision song. song without sheet music —— every single euro vision song. the queen's granddaughter, zara tindall, has given birth to her third child, a baby boy named lucas philip tindall. he's the queen and the duke of edinburgh's tenth great—grandchild. zara's husband mike tindall revealed the news this morning via his �*the good the bad and the rugby�* podcast, where he talked about how disappointed he was in england's performance in the six nations championship last weekend. and then, sunday got even better because our little baby boy arrived at my house. you're kidding! yeah. we

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this thing makes me stronger, and i'm like, iwill go and say whatever it is. i will go on the stage in order to do myjob. yeah, i'm going to do this. she sings in russian as for her eurovision song — russian woman — well, this british man is getting into it. come on, steve! steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. # oh, yeah! time for a look at the weather news. he was sarah keith—lucas. hello there. there is a bit of springlike sunshine out there for many of us through the remainder of today but also a few showers on the cards as well. this is the picture in aberdare taken by one of our weather watchers a little bit earlier. beautiful blue skies, a bit of cumulus cloud, some showers coming out of the cloud and really through the rest of the week, we're looking at the mix of sunshine, a few scattered showers, colder conditions on the way by the time we get to friday. but for the here and now, we have got a weak weather front sitting across southern and eastern england. now, that's bringing a bit more cloud. a few spots of light, drizzly rain just coming out of

campaign against women and girls is something i will campaign for against women and girls is something iwill campaignforand against women and girls is something i will campaign for and have campaigned for all my life but the reality of what we are talking about here is men's violence and men have a responsibility tojoin in here is men's violence and men have a responsibility to join in this conversation to take action and to start doing something about the fact women are frightened to walk the streets. we women are frightened to walk the streets. ~ ,., women are frightened to walk the streets. ~ ., ., ., ., streets. we saw a lot of men on social media _ streets. we saw a lot of men on social media saying _ streets. we saw a lot of men on social media saying what - streets. we saw a lot of men on social media saying what can . streets. we saw a lot of men on j social media saying what can we streets. we saw a lot of men on i social media saying what can we do to be allies, what can we do if we are walking down a relatively quiet street, whatever time of day, and there is a woman in front of m

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smiling and people having the best time, iwill cry. you will? i smiling and people having the best time, i will cry. you will? i will be crying, yes. for lots of reasons. we are going to talk to the guy who organises another festival to see if thatis organises another festival to see if that is realistic at all. is organises another festival to see if that is realistic at all.— that is realistic at all. is looking at the shots. — that is realistic at all. is looking at the shots, thinking _ that is realistic at all. is looking at the shots, thinking about - that is realistic at all. is looking at the shots, thinking about it l at the shots, thinking about it being impossible changes that whole view. coming up later on the show, we're talking to shane richie about getting back to work after lockdown. is that really shane richie? yeah. he will also be getting into drag for a smash hit musical. that will be fun. for a smash hit musical. that will be fun- plenty — for a smash hit musical. that will be fun. plenty more _ for a smash hit musical

iwill— yourself? i do very much. i have a grandson. i will not _ yourself? i do very much. i have a grandson. i will not allow- yourself? i do very much. i have a grandson. i will not allow him - yourself? i do very much. i have a grandson. i will not allow him to l grandson. i will not allow him to head the ball. i worry very much because also there is little help. the pfa are now helping players more than they did, but apparently that excludes long—term health care costs, which is the big worry for families. i do worry. if i cannot finish my crossword i start to think my goodness, what is going on? it is a major worry and a lot of my colleagues i have spoken to, centre forwards particularly, centre halves, defenders, who did training drills throughout their careers, they are worried. do drills throughout their careers, they are worried.— drills throughout their careers, they are worried. do you think that changes- -- — they are worried. do you think that changes. .. under— they are worried. do you think that changes... under11s _ they are worried. do you think tha

hopefully, in september, iwill| the line. now what is the plan? i hopefully, in september, iwill be hopefully, in september, i will be starting my pgce in english and hopefully becoming an english teacher, which i am really looking forward to. it teacher, which i am really looking forward to-— teacher, which i am really looking forward to-_ forward to. it is an amazing thing ou have forward to. it is an amazing thing you have done. _ forward to. it is an amazing thing you have done. i— forward to. it is an amazing thing you have done. i remember- forward to. it is an amazing thing you have done. i remember that| forward to. it is an amazing thing i you have done. i remember that scene very well with all the struggles he had then. you are studying journalism now, you are at university. does that feel like a completely different person? yes. university. does that feel like a completely different person? yes, of course. completely different person? yes, of course- every — completely different person? yes, of course. every time _ completely diff

iwill turn this over to miss whitney to go into these budget priorities in greater detail . thank you . >> gigi whitley, administrative finance for hsh. high-level our budget includes a number of initiatives as the director mentioned but there is more work to be done over the last few months on our budget and one of those key issues will be what is the level of funding for the emergency response that included in hsh's portion of the budget and that could include money for shelter in place controls as well as safe recovery but the other part of our budget is ongoing work with our cdr homes committee to identify the next two years of strategic investment for the proper sequence so that is additional ongoing work that's coming. art of the planning processes that we are working on in anticipation of supporting any final changes to hsh's budget in coordination with the mayors office is a plan to implement $147 million in the 20/20 health ngo recovery bond, working in partnership with the department of public health and san francisco health plan to begin planning for accounting in

you love yellow, you wear it very well, iwill say, obviously, for what that's worth. the headbands, could you just run me through how your headbands are stored, how many you have, what the collection is right now? i'm so bad with storing them because i keep dropping them and, i'm like, "amanda, this is why we can't have nice things." i had a few headbands before the inauguration and obviously i wore one then, and now i've been shipped, like, the country's collection of headbands. i have so many. and so i keep them in my closet on this sort of minitower and it's really great but i have to be careful with it now because if i wear any of those dozens of headbands, people see me and are like, "that's amanda gorman." so now, i get to wear it with you, and this is a special moment. thank you. amanda gorman, thank you so much for your time. i wish you all the best. thank you so much. brilliant interview. interesting to learn a bit more about her. shot to fame that day, now a huge name around the world.— fame that day, now a huge name around the world. leading the way up to

iwill— enough to do it this year? who is doing hugging? i will take - enough to do it this year? who is doing hugging? i will take that i enough to do it this year? who is l doing hugging? i will take that on. the thing to _ doing hugging? i will take that on. the thing to understand _ doing hugging? i will take that on. the thing to understand with - the thing to understand with vaccines_ the thing to understand with vaccines is that they provide increasing levels of protection as we go _ increasing levels of protection as we go through. the first vaccine provides— we go through. the first vaccine provides a — we go through. the first vaccine provides a high degree of protection in the _ provides a high degree of protection in the second vaccine for the same person— in the second vaccine for the same person provides greater protection but there — person provides greater protection but there are still some vulnerability which is the point that patrick was making. then having people _ that patrick was making. then having people around someone who has been vaccinated _ peop

iwill- your second list vote? no, i'm not. i'm also an engineer. i will be - i'm also an engineer. i will be voting— i'm also an engineer. i will be voting green— i'm also an engineer. i will be voting green my— i'm also an engineer. i will be voting green my second - i'm also an engineer. i will be voting green my second vote i i'm also an engineer. i will be - voting green my second vote because the climate _ voting green my second vote because the climate is — voting green my second vote because the climate is massively— voting green my second vote because the climate is massively important. i the climate is massively important. on the climate is massively important. 0n the _ the climate is massively important. 0n the question— the climate is massively important. on the question of— the climate is massively important. on the question of whether - the climate is massively important. on the question of whether or- the climate is massively important. on the question of whether or not i the climate is massively important. l on the question of whether or not we should b

code, the first minister says, and i quote, i will lead code, the first minister says, and i quote, iwill lead by code, the first minister says, and i quote, i will lead by example and following the letter and spirit of this code, and i expect all ministers and civil servants to do likewise. wisdom, compassion, justice, and integrity. in that light, does the first minister agree removing party and personality that a minister, any minister, who is found in breach of the ministerial code should resign? t radii found in breach of the ministerial code should resign?— found in breach of the ministerial code should resign? i will uphold my words in the — code should resign? i will uphold my words in the foreword _ code should resign? i will uphold my words in the foreword to _ code should resign? i will uphold my words in the foreword to the - words in the foreword to the ministerial code, i will uphold the principles on that mace, but i will also demand the right to due process, which one party at least is not prepared to give me. let us wait and see what the outcome of the enquiries are.

you have my commitment that i iwill do my level best, if confirmed, to ensure that this committee gets timely and responsive answers and i also understand that you want us to address the backlogog y that yoe talking about. >> thank you. i will do my best to discuss that with director ray and get m your answers. >> you will want to set up and investigate a plan of some kind so you know what we are asking for and you know what we can get. >> you are prioritizing the requests i think would be helpful as well. >> we will do that. a couple things you'll come across, if confirmed, one is the office of legal counsel and i'm concerned that that organization needs a hard and close look. the torture memos on the wireless cap memos were pretty extraordinary efforts and blew up within the very department in which they have been written under the administration that sought to them. that was a pretty good sign going off the rails and then we had two opinions that were reviewed by dc district court in the southern district of new york district court and they got, i would say, caustic perceptions, the

iwill— think of, gavin? all of five seconds. i will talk- think of, gavin? all of five seconds. i will talk to - think of, gavin? all of five seconds. i will talk to you | think of, gavin? all of five - seconds. i will talk to you later. book a haircut, will you? it’s seconds. i will talk to you later. book a haircut, will you?- book a haircut, will you? it's in the diary- _ people in england aged over 50 — and in at—risk categories — are being urged to book their covid—19 jabs before next monday when experts are predicting the number of vaccination slots will dip. officials expect a slowdown in vaccine supplies in april and medics will be focusing on providing second doses. this from our health correspondent naomi grimley. book while you can. that is the message to the over 50s and those in at—risk groups who are being urged to secure their jab at—risk groups who are being urged to secure theirjab as soon as possible. some vaccination centres will be temporarily closed in april due to looming supply issues. and the government is keen to focus minds in the most vul

iwill— questions now. thank you, lord advocate. i will start _ questions now. thank you, lord advocate. i will start off - questions now. thank you, lord advocate. i will start off before | questions now. thank you, lord | advocate. i will start off before i io advocate. i will start off before i go on _ advocate. i will start off before i go onto — advocate. i will start off before i go on to the deputy convener. as a member_ go on to the deputy convener. as a member of— go on to the deputy convener. as a member of the scottish government, can i ask_ member of the scottish government, can i ask you — member of the scottish government, can i ask you to set out the scotland _ can i ask you to set out the scotland act passed by the uk parliament to create the scottish parliament? can you run us through that element of the legislation and talk us _ that element of the legislation and talk us through your role in government and explain a little if you will_ government and explain a little if you will on— government and explain a little if you will on the ro

i said, you do it, and i thought, no, iwill do it. i walked through the door and my mind went blank as it does, and i said, hello, are you ok? and i said, this is leo james, and her eyes followed him around the room until he stops at the side of her and she did not take her eyes off him. idr did not take her eyes off him. dr kuravi, you are a critical care consultant, thank you for all the work you do. as well as saving both of their lives you have had to make some very difficult decisions, tell us about that decision making process and how you decided he was going to be born. she process and how you decided he was going to be born-— going to be born. she was very ill when she started _ going to be born. she was very ill when she started off, _ going to be born. she was very ill when she started off, and - going to be born. she was very ill when she started off, and when l going to be born. she was very ill. when she started off, and when we were _ when she started off, and when we were hoping to buy a bit of time for the majority o

the uk is playing its part to tackle the inhumanity of illegal migration and today, mr speaker, iwill inhumanity of illegal migration and today, mr speaker, i will press for global action at the 66. i commend this statement to the house. priti patel�*s statement on the immigration plan. more coming up on that on the one o'clock news in a few minutes. now it is time for the weather. most of us have seen a bit of blue sky today. this was a picture taken a little bit earlier on today in county durham, so plenty of sunshine around there. for other areas, there are a few showers dotted here and there, particularly for the far south—east of england, and also for parts of scotland, northern ireland and the far north of england. temperatures in between around 13 or 14 degrees as we head through the late afternoon. this evening and overnight, we will continue to see this area of cloud with a few light showers move across england and wales. forsouth—east showers move across england and wales. for south—east england and east anglia, it remains cold and dry will stop there could be a touc

reflect seriously on that because, of course, i will. to reflect seriously on that because, of course, iwill. i to reflect seriously on that because, of course, i will. i think is said _ because, of course, i will. i think is said this — because, of course, i will. i think is said this earlier on, for different— is said this earlier on, for different reasons, i share a lot of this frustration because some of the information that hasn't been available, some legal advice that is down _ available, some legal advice that is down to— available, some legal advice that is down to the government but for the reasons— down to the government but for the reasons i_ down to the government but for the reasons i have set out, other categories of information, it's not down _ categories of information, it's not down to— categories of information, it's not down to the government. things handed — down to the government. things handed over in criminal trials, is not part— handed over in criminal trials, is not part of— handed over in criminal trials, is not part of the government's gift to -ive

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vaccine because of the supply from india, some of my patients had a double think i thought, actually, iwill patients had a double think i thought, actually, i will have it! the problem is that we will be influenced by whatever we see and there will be misinformation and myths. myself and loves of my colleagues are working with an organisation to try to educate everybody around us. i try to produce literature and videos in urdu and punjabi and it is having that one—to—one and getting patients to have the companies. this is new, no one has ever been in a pandemic before and we are learning. the most important thing is to know that the vaccine, if you decline it, it doesn't matter, you can come back. it's notjust a one chance. you can always come back.— it's notjust a one chance. you can always come back. some suggestions over the weekend _ always come back. some suggestions over the weekend that _ always come back. some suggestions over the weekend that things - always come back. some suggestions over the weekend that things like - over the weekend that things like face coverings and so

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