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there is astrazeneca... so you are not saying pause the astrazeneca roll—out? yeah. i l can understand it. it is not as if we don�*t have other vaccines available to us. we do. you know, so while there is this cloud over astrazeneca, then maybe put it on ice and say, look, we are going to look into giving people the other 'ab. ~ ., ., , ., ., the regulator, the mhra, and they say, "we are deeply saddened to hear about the death of miss shaw and our thoughts are with her family. over 81 million doses of vaccines against covid—19 have now been administered in the uk, saving thousands of lives, through the biggest vaccination programme that has ever taken place in this country. no effective medicine or vaccine is without risk and our advice remains that the benefits of the astrazeneca vaccine outweigh the risks in the majority of people and it is still vitally important that people come forward for their vaccination and for their second dose, when invited to do so." i appreciate those numbers, those figures will be absolutely zero consolation to you and to your li

astrazeneca started in europe has production in india. and if all the vaccines could do that, the volume could increase. and despite the mass production of the astrazeneca shot, the vaccines hitting acceptance issues, you, regulators have not given the green light to indian made supplies of the shot. as our teens peter oliver explains, you may think that all vaccines that have been given the green light by the world health organization and all the major bodies would be treated the same around europe. however, if you will, getting an astrazeneca vaccine, it may be worth while checking where it was manufactured. because if it was one of those that is being produced in india, it may not comb with the benefits you think it does. now, some european states including france and italy, say they won't accept travelers who have been vaccinated with astrazeneca doses manufactured in india. as it stands. it depends on where you want to go in europe. whether or not your indian manufactured vaccine will be accepted for entry here in germany, along with

health regulator refuses to approve astrazeneca shops made in india, us approvals for, for oil and gas drilling under bite and appear to be skyrocketing to their highest levels since george w bush was in office. that despite the current president pledge to go green, ah, 2 pm here in the russian capital, and you're watching r t international. i am your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. simply looter chris, that's how british m. p. 's are slamming an ad by a top beer baker, which suggests getting a vaccine is the only way to return to normal life. lo, there has been a low uptake of jobs by those under 30 law makers, are warning heineken that the commercial sends the wrong message. the heineken really ought to consider whether discriminating in loyal customers who may be, cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons. there were lots of people who can't be vaccinated and it's quite wrong that they should not be able to go into a pub and have a drink, ludicrous. i'm surprised to not making recommendations and other countries given their levels of vaccine hesitancy. the ad co

the astrazeneca vaccine was recommended only for people over 60.on has changed in sydney in particular because of the delta variant spread here in this city, which is very strong. nonetheless, there's a lot of vaccine hesitancy about the az vaccine. the problem is, we don't have alternatives. the federal government, national government chose not to buy enough pfizer let alone moderna. they failed. it is the biggest failure of public administration i can recall. >> some stern criticism for scott morrison, the men who succd mr. turnbull as prime minister three years ago. you can see the two men are from the same party but perhaps no love lost beeen them. scott morrison was the winner in a power struggle that saw mr. turnbull rejected by his own mp's. more than half of australia's population have been in lockdown in rt weeks, although some states are beginning to ease. victoria is lifting restrictions from wednesday after reporting just 10 new infections among people already in quarantine. south australia is doing the same after reporting zero cases i

astrazeneca vaccine was recommended only for people over 60.iant spread here in this city, which is very strong, but nonetheless there is a lot of axing hesitancy about the az vaccine —— faxing hesitancy for so the problem is, we don't have the alternatives. the government last year, that's the federal government, chose not enough biles, modernity. they failed. it is the biggest failure of a public ministration i can recall. some stern criticism there for scott morrison, the man who succeeded malcolm turnbull as prime minister three years ago. the two men are from the same party, but there's perhaps no love lost between them. scott morrison was the winner in a power struggle that saw malcolm turnbull ejected by his own mps. more than half of australia's population have been in lockdown in recent weeks, although some states are now easing back. victoria is lifting restrictions from wednesday after recording just ten new infections amongst people already in quarantine. south australia is doing the same after recording zero cases in the past 2a ho

it comes with the regulator. hasn't approved astrazeneca shops made in india? us approval for oil and gas drilling under joe biden, up here, q skyrocket to their highest. and since george w bush was an office, that's the fight the current president pledge to go green. ah, just about 7 pm here in rushes capital and you're watching our to international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program leader, chris, that's a british law makers slammed an ad by a top beer maker which suggests vaccinations. the only way to get back to normal life, although there's been a low uptake of shots by those under 30 law makers, war and heineken commercial sends the wrong message. the heineken really ought to consider whether discriminating in loyal customers who may be, cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons. there are lots of people who can't be vaccinated and it's quite wrong that they should not be able to go into a pub and have a drink, ludicrous. i'm surprised to not making recommendations and other countries given their levels of vaccine hesitancy. the

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instead, what we have is a bigger situation where even though the 2 astrazeneca vaccines are exactly the same, the one producing indian was being peter people in for, they should actually not even mention the difference between the vaccines. and i see the evidence that the vaccines producing other countries are inferior, which i doubt exists. the situation would undermine vaccine confidence by appearing to label some shots substandard european union should not create a 2nd rate countries in a 2nd rate travelers, which is really dangerous, psychologically. but also politically another grim discovery in canada. more than $160.00 unmarked graves have been found at a former school for indigenous children and recent months, more than a 1000 such graves have now been uncovered. reminder of a dark chapter in canada's past when native peoples were forcibly assimilated and according to an addition and indigenous rights activists. this is just the tip of the iceberg. of course, this is devastating. there's a tremendous amount of grief in our communities already. and there's going to be more we

-backed covax scheme, which relies on the indian made astrazeneca dose called covishield.is not recognized by the eu's new vaccine passport for travel. eight european states have reportedly agreed to accept covishield after pressure from india. but the eu has not approved a russian or chinese made vaccines, either. covax says, this risks dividing the world into two tiers. ♪ let's bring in our guests into the show. we have joining us john nkengasong, director of the africa centres for disease control and prevention. in italy, gloria taliani, professor of infectious diseases at la sapienza university of rome. and in london, max lawson, head of inequality policy at oxfam international. a warm welcome to you all. if i could start with gloria, in italy, so, why is the eu excluding some vaccines, like covishield, which is a variant of astrazeneca, but made in india? >> well, the question is very interesting, because we really don't know exactly what the reason is. apparently, the declaration of the emaa society, the organization was, the factory, where the vaccine is produced, i

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that's manufacturing the indian variant of astrazeneca. is it fair enough that they should hold off for now on uh, from putting the covey shield vaccine on the approved list? i think we have been extremely surprised by that behavior. cobra shit vaccine has been approved as part of the collection of students from kovak, which is kind of been supported by w h o b, this epi, there coalition for epidemic preparedness innovation. this vaccine has been paid for by the european tax p. s. money. and we all know that it has given emergency authorization for this vaccine. so i remain completely lost as to why such behavior. we've always maintained that we should, the only way that we will defeat this plan, is to use science to drive policies and action. and that's fine, nor science behind his decision. and i really call on the european union to reverse that decision almost immediately because it is creating a lot of people that have received a vaccine in africa and the globe out. tell us more about the homage, john, what does that mean for people? d

it comes as the regulators still hasn't approved. astrazeneca show that a made in india and us approval for oil and gas drilling on the job wise and skyrocket, the highest st george w bush was in office despite the current president's pledge to go green. ah, good evening, just going to clock in the russian capital. you're watching arty international. now, ludicrous, not hire british rule maker has slammed an ad by a top big company that suggests that vaccination is the only way to get life back to normal. although there's been a low uptake of shots by those on the 30 politicians, the wound, heineken commercial gave the wrong message. the honey can really ought to consider whether the discriminating is loyal customers who may be, cannot be vaccinated for medical or other reasons. there are lots of people who can't be vaccinated and it's quite wrong that they should not be able to go into a pub and have a drink, ludicrous. i'm surprised to not making recommendations and other countries, given their levels of vaccine hesitancy. dad comes after british ministers reportedly true up plans for

the astrazeneca ceo, pascal soriot.es to talk to us about the earnings story. diageo's organic sales growth topped estimates and restaurants and bars restock. our conversation with the diageo ceo, ivan menezes, that's next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." european equity markets off to a decent start, up by around 0.25%, perhaps just off our highs earlier discussion. let's stick with the earnings story. diageo's organic net sales growth has beat estimates amid demand for at-home tricks. but the world's largest spirits maker says it expects near-term volatility in some markets. let's get into a conversation with ivan menezes, who is the ceo of diageo. very good to speak to you on the program. thanks for joining us. sales surging, bars reopening, liquor demand on the rise. that is the result of what you have reported today. on the others things, you are also experiencing higher costs. how are you managing to cope with that higher cost environment? ivan: good morning. as you

because we know that these approved vaccines are extremely protective . astrazeneca of said that they've now submitted the paperwork to the european medicine's agency for their production facility in india, but went forthcoming and why taking so long. as it stands, it falls to individual countries, which vaccines. they will accept the entry in which ones they want. but how people meant to know which ones will be accepted, where and whether the job they got thinking it would bring them a little more freedom will do just that. didn't answer all the all decision for the you to make. because we know that the quality assurance of vaccines wherever they are manufactured is a very high quality in relation to the asters anika vaccine that was manufactured in india. it's approved for use in the united kingdom. it does suggest that we do need better harmonization processes. we know that the medicine, the medicines and health care regulatory agency in the u. k, is very well thought of and is able to properly validate the vaccines. and it, it does seem a bit odd that the european medicine agency isn

including france, and it's really say they won't accept travelers who have been vaccinated with astrazeneca doses manufactured in india. as it stands. it depends on where you want to go in europe. whether or not you're indian manufactured vaccine will be accepted for entry here in germany, along with 14 other countries in europe. you're good to go anywhere else including france, italy, denmark, a raft of all the human to states. you face being turned away. despite the job being backed by the w, a job and the vaccination given as part of the un kovacs program, people who will already suspicious of maxine will become even more suspicious. they could also lose trust in public health messages from governments, and be less willing to comply with covey rules by not accepting vaccinations approved by the world health organization. the un health authority says these nations may well be putting global vaccination programs at risk. such moves are already on the mind in confidence in life 7 vaccines that have already been shown to be safe and effective effect in uptake of factors and potentially putti

the reality is, apart from astrazeneca, we don't have a plentiful supply of any vaccines, and the astrazenecay for people over 60. that recommendation has changed, in sydney in particular because of the delta variant spread here in the city, which is very strong. but nonetheless, there is a lot of vaccine hesitancy about the astrazeneca vaccine. the problem is, we don't have the alternatives. the government last year, that is the federal government, the national government, chose do not buy enough visor, let alone any moderna, so they failed. —— pfizer. it is the biggest public administration i can recall, you know the mission... . they have been anti— vaccine protests over the weekend. you can see the strength of emotion against them, but how else do you keep numbers and check if you keep numbers and check if you don't have vaccinations that you need? i agree with the lockdown. the people who are protesting are a french group who believe in conspiracy theories. you see at around the world, particularly in the usa, and they are opposed to vaccines. they are anti—vaxxers. in australia, i shoul

back kovak scheme which relies on the indian made astrazeneca dose called covey shield. that is not recognized by the use new vaccine passport for travel. 8th european states have reportedly agreed to accept covey shield off the pressure from india. but the e u hasn't the prove russian or chinese made vaccines either. kovak says this risks dividing the world into 2 tears. the spring in august into the shall we have joining us from addis ababa john and kanga song director of the africa centers for disease control and prevention in abilene in italy, gloria tele, jani, professor of infectious diseases. at last, at the end of the university of rome and in london, max lawson, head of inequality policy at oxfam international won't welcome to all if i could start with gloria in italy. so why is the e u in excluding some vaccines like covey shield, which is, of course, just the variant of astrazeneca made in india. well, the question is very interesting because i really don't know exactly what, what the research apparently did the collaboration of the email a 5 to the email conv

travellers with indian astrazeneca vaccine barred from holidays. is not sanctioned the astrazeneca jab made in india as valid for travellers to use to visit the continent as it were.- the continent as it were. yes, at the continent as it were. yes, at the telegraph — the continent as it were. yes, at the telegraph is _ the continent as it were. yes, at the telegraph is saying - the continent as it were. yes, at the telegraph is saying that - the continent as it were. yes, at the telegraph is saying that up l the continent as it were. yes, at | the telegraph is saying that up to the continent as it were. yes, at i the telegraph is saying that up to 5 million britons have received this version of the jab and that there's nothing wrong with the jab, authorised by the who. but it is not yet approved by the european agency so it is not accepted by the eu passport scheme. and although some european countries have agreed to

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and the astrazeneca vaccine is what's known as an adenovirus vaccine. the moderna or pfizer vaccines are mrna vaccines, and they trigger an immune response in slightly different ways. there is now a growing body of evidence that if you mix your vaccines, you have a stronger immune response probably because your body has been challenged in different ways and is better at responding to the coronavirus. this, paula, could be extremely good news because it means we now have -- we're now able to produce better immunity than any of the vaccines can do alone. >> yeah, and crucially in places where they don't have enough vaccine, it's very important. barbie, we were talking about euro 2020 there. it's top of mind, but the real competition now seems to be about these vaccines. and i guess italy just isn't confident enough that what they've done so far on the vaccines can actually outrun this delta variant. >> well, that's right. that is the concern, especially when you're talking about these massive crowds that are gathering in rome tonight. 38% of the italian p

but the telegraph suggests the european covid passport scheme may not recognise millions of astrazeneca administered in the uk which were manufactured in india. the paper also carries borisjohnson�*s call for parents to be patient over the ending of the bubbles system in schools. the metro dedicates its front page to the reunion of princes william and harry, who put aside their differences to unveil a statue in kensington palace of their mother, princess diana, on what would have been her 60th birthday. that story also the lead for the mail, which has the headline "together, but still so far apart". the news that nissan has announced an expansion of its electric vehicle production at its sunderland plant is on the front page of the ft. the guardian features the record breaking heatwave in the united states and canada — with a quote from climate scientists who say "nowhere is safe" from similar weather events. let's kick off if we can. my, do you want to start us off with the i, freedom day? 50 want to start us off with the i, freedom day?— want to start us off with the i, freedom day? s

there is astrazeneca... so you are not saying because the astrazeneca roll—out?not as if we don't have other vaccines available to us. we do. you know, so while there is this cloud over astrazeneca, then maybe put it on ice and say, look, we are going to look into giving people the other jab. brute look into giving people the other 'ab. ~ ., look into giving people the other 'ab. . . . , . ., jab. we have a statement here from the regulator. _ jab. we have a statement here from the regulator, the _ jab. we have a statement here from the regulator, the mhra, _ jab. we have a statement here from the regulator, the mhra, and i jab. we have a statement here from the regulator, the mhra, and theyl the regulator, the mhra, and they say, "we are deeply saddened to hear about the death of miss shaw and our thoughts are with her family. 0ver thoughts are with her family. over 81 million doses of vaccines against covid—19 have now been administered in the uk, saving thousands of lives, through the biggest vaccination programme that has ever taken place in this country. no

in thailand, they added a booster of astrazeneca after using the sinovac one.are changing sinovac to pfizer as supply comes in. is that the kind of ship that could take place in chile as well? rodrigo: that is exactly what the ministry of assessing. also, the united arab emirates and bahrain are doing something similar and what we have been is that mixing and maxing vaccines from different technologies improves the immunological response so that is what we are considering. >> do the procurement plans include a plan to vaccinate all children under the age of 12? rodrigo: we are considering that following the back needs that are available and approved for that. sinovac is one of the candidate for that as they have shown very good results. it is extremely good. we expect to start vaccinating that population probably around august or september. now, we are vaccinating teenagers at 14 years old and up. and we expect to get the coverage throughout the remainder of the year. shery: minister, that's veer to trade -- let's veer to trade. we have heard from the biden adm

. >> otro estudio dice que las vacunas de pfizer y astrazeneca son buenas para la variante delta comparadoncontró que una dosis de pfizer tiene 36% y la de astrazeneca es de 30%. >> la de johnson & johnson tiene más beneficios que riesgos y al 30 de junio tienen pocos casos de un síndrome y los acontecimientos son graves pero los beneficios siguen superando los riesgos. >> funcionarios de la saluda del valle central advierten de una nueva ola de contagios de coronavirus. >> solo han pasado meses de la reapertura estatal y el valle central de california ya comienza a sufrir las consecuencias de los nuevos contagios. >> los casos de covid-19 aumentan en el condado muy rápido. >> residentes temen por sus vida. >> esto no termina y se pone peor cada vez. >> para ella la mascarilla es su nicaragua protección contra el mortal virus. >> me dicen que tienen calor y se la quieren quitar y solo en la casa. >> es importante usarla y hay muchos casos del covid-19. >> incluyendo la variante delta. >> tenemos 30 casos de la variante delta. >> oficiales de salud esperan que el aumento de contagios llega

that's according to a study by public health, england. astrazeneca was 60 percent effective, have for the delta plus fair and not enough day through the vailable to know how to interact with immunizations. scientists in india, and worldwide, and looking into it. research just say it's unlikely it'll out fox the current jobs as well as the vaccines effectiveness against the variance. another big question is how long was shot to protect us for? according to a nature paper, it could be a good while. that's remo, renee jobs like phone tag, madana to figure of the immune response found in some bio tech vaccinated people was fed by research has to be a strong indication to protection could last for years. that's again, kind of at 19 as it looks at the moment, if the virus changes apple recognition, it might be a different ball game that, that may or may not happen in the future. so now the vaccines available are best way after the panoramic and joining us now is dr. and they, us back, tyler, a religious don't the austrian academy of sciences. so alpha, beta gamma, epsilon, delta, delta plus

in fact, they may have been given the indian version of astrazeneca job. now the reason why that's an issue is because it hasn't been approved by the vaccine possible scheme. meaning that anybody traveling to europe would have to then enter into that quarantine period and not able to skip it. now, department for health in the united kingdom here, doesn't really give a number of how many people could actually be affected by this. but it could be as many as 5000000 people because that's the number of doses that were imported throughout the year and 2020 want. meanwhile, the u. k. vaccination program leaders have said the job is just as effective. the most important part of this is that people who have received these, but she should be reassured that they have received exactly the same stuff as people who have received other batches made elsewhere. this is an administrative hurdle that needs to be straightened out over a year. vaccine pass for which was just launched on thursday, only recognizes jobs approved by the european regulator now on kind of a shield.

you mentioned that delay in the delivery of astrazeneca vaccines which have desperately needed here. we've seen that tight government announced this week that they want to promoter a cocktail of different vaccines. that's something the w h o says is not advisable, but tons is very much vague based as the vaccination program on sign evac and astrazeneca. well, the sign of peer is not to be performing very well, particularly with those people who have the delta variance. and i think the government's trying to cover it so by giving people who have had a 1st sign of astrazeneca afterwards. but these are 2 very different vaccines in the medical professions concerned about that. nonetheless, while the government has said it's trying to source other vaccines, they haven't yet arrived and they won't get here until later in the year. and i think that's a real problem. we've also seen bad economic news, economic projections for this year scale back from 3.4 percent, the growth down to $2.00. and i think that's a reflection that thank this process, which many people thought was going to be easi

after being denied entry to france, despite being unoccupied, aided with astrazeneca as his job was not produced in b u, but in india. ah, o 3 pm here in the russian capital and your watching r t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. raging floods have killed over 100 people in western germany and belgium. after 2 months worth of rain fell in just a few hours. berlin has given local military units the authority to help in the rescue effort, as streets have turned into rivers with houses, cars and even bridges completely swept away. ah, in 15 minutes are flat, our office, our neighbors houses. everything was under water. it was very quick. ah, it's amazing. i've been a fireman for 50 years, but i've never seen anything like it. the cars were flying ah, what it looks as if a bomb has hit like world war. a state of emergency has been declared across western germany with people advise to stay home and avoid high water rescue workers found several people who had drowned in their own basements. in the meantime, helicopters are trying to evacuate any survivors fr

well, 1st off by not prioritizing the cheaper astrazeneca vaccine, the last government decided not to order any of the other 3 jobs approved by the you. and as a result, when oxford astrazeneca experienced serious delays and shipments bulgaria became one of the least vaccinated in countries at the time even lagging behind other stragglers like romania and lafayette all the while continuing to experience a surge in cases. and that's, but the other issue that caused unnecessary death was that the vaccines that the country did get for some reason didn't 1st go to the people who actually needed them the most. we did not give parity to people every 60 and people with serious illnesses that were placed in the false category after social workers, employees in many farms and others at this point. but gary remains one of the least vaccinated countries in europe with less than 20 percent of the population having received at least one dose. the new government is desperately trying to remedy the situation. but it seems, there are still a lot of hurdles for them to overcome. vaccine skepticism is

i am happy because i was giving the astrazeneca, which is the one i wanted with an average of more than 400 deaths a day. and total infections approaching $5000000.00 most oftentimes that happy they're receiving safe, effective vaccines. not concerned about where they're coming from. dang sure. i am there. l 20. 1 cyrus. the 1000000 army says 3 chinese nationals into martini and were kidnapped on saturday. happening the more dia and kwan districts north of the capitol by michael, the armed men reportedly attacked construction site, stealing 5 pickup trucks and taking hostages. arrange film director julia duco. nose horror at the time has won the procedures from the door at the cannes film festival. the film, the one, the palm doors to time raise weight by the wind didn't go off without a hitch. jury president mike lee announced was meant to be the final price at the beginning of the festival, closing ceremony by mistake, to accept the award after a formal announcement at the end of the show. she is the 2nd film filmmaker to win the festival, to top female feel maker to win the festival.

i, you, regulators have explained that koby shield is not on its list as astrazeneca has not provided enough data about the manufacturing process in india. however, even those who have had an m a approved shot can face difficulties once in france where they still need a health pass to access certain public places. these include restaurants and shopping centers, as well as long distance buses and trains to get the pass. you need to be vaccinated and either have a negative pcr test or have recently recovered from coven system has led to st. protests in the country. and andy hill again says it adds an extra layer of complications that might just make a trip to france through costs. and for some years seems to be some confusion around what the telephone and also the certificate size in terms of the actual name that explain cold in the case versus the batch number. don't match the name in the batch number doesn't match what people are saying. so they saying she's not accepted bucks. unfair is the batch numbers match co shield and that's what it says on the certificate. this confusion and c

since the weekend on thursday, astrazeneca asked for an extension on the delivery of 61000000 vaccine doses. tony cheng consulate this from bangkok. i think if you look back 12 months ago, people here were reading stories about cities like new york, where ambulances were racing through empty streets with people entitled with cove at 19. now they're saying that hid themselves, and it's a real problem. as you mentioned today with another grim reco tyler, and we've seen that broken several times this week, or so the number of daily deaths from curve at 19 that speed increasing. we haven't quite hit the 10000 mark of daily infections for the government thought we will be getting to some states this week, but that is just around the corner. we're at 9600 today. and i think there's also mounting sensor frustration here with the government. we've seen the tiny government announced this week that they want to promoter a cocktail of different vaccines. that something that w h o says is not advisable, but tenens is very much vague based as the vaccination program on sign back in astrazeneca, we