astra zeneca jab denmark and iceland have raised similar concerns with the ripple effect extending to bulger area and as far afield as thailand the irish move was described as precautionary we will continue to monitor the situation and if we can be satisfied that these events are coincidental and not caused by this vaccine we will reassess the situation the u.k. based astra zeneca has defended its vaccine saying that safety data collected with 17000000 doses administered so far shows no evidence of increased risk of palmeri embolisms or thrombosis pending further investigation the european medicines agency says the benefits of the vaccine outweigh the risks and the world health organization says its rollout should continue it really doesn't mean that it is potentially unsafe it is been tested widely there have been no reported problems beyond what you would normally expect with a vaccine. with any of that see and really the occurrence of these rocks against the globe. is no greater in the vaccinated population round it is in the unvaccinated cooperation so why why regulators in these countri

the james bulger case made us question the nature of our society in the safety of our children. now the awful events of the last week have lifted a veil on the epidemic of violence against women and girls. this must also be a watershed moment to change how we as a society treat women and girls, and how we prevent and end sexual violence and harassment. i believe that, if we work together we can achieve that in the question i asked today is in that spirit. first, does the prime minister agree that this must be a turning point in how we tackle violence against women and girls? >> here, here. >> mr. speaker, yes i do. and i associate myself fully with the remarks that the right honorable gentleman has made about the appalling murder of sarah everard. i'm sure those emotions are shared in this house and around the country. that event has triggered a reaction that i believe is wholly justified and understandable, and of course we and government are doing everything that we can. we are investing in the crown prosecution service, trying to speed up the law, we are changing the law on t

remember the former director i worked with, mueller, for years asking about one guy, one guy, whitey bulger. he first went on the top ten list in 1999. he was arrested 12 years later. so let me be clear here. the difference between the public concern that this person hasn't been picked up in a couple months and the chance that the fbi -- the fbi in my experience is like a dog with a bone. the chance that the fbi will never find this person, they'll find this person. the one reason -- and let me finish by saying this. evan's points are so significant. this person knows they're being hunted. the reason they need to be hunted faster is they know they'll be picked up eventually. the fbi will find them, wolf. they'll get him. >> i suspect someone who knows this individual knows those shoes, those nakike shoes that this guy was wearing. we'll watch that closely in the fbi seeking information document that you see right there. you see the shoes are high highlighted because they're very, very specific shoes. jim, are officials worried that the suspect potentially could pose a threat as long as this

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the james bulger case made us question— the james bulger case made us question the nature of our societyhat if we work together, we can achieve — that if we work together, we can achieve that. sir that if we work together, we can achieve that.— that if we work together, we can achieve that. sir keir starmer also uraed achieve that. sir keir starmer also urged boris _ achieve that. sir keir starmer also urged boris johnson _ achieve that. sir keir starmer also urged boris johnson to _ achieve that. sir keir starmer also urged boris johnson to consider. urged borisjohnson to consider labour because my proposals for a new law on street harassment and stalking, and he was also very critical about the conviction rate for rape in england and wales, saying that all the complaints, only 1.5% result in a conviction, and in a rare moment of harmony between two leaders, borisjohnson agreed, and he called at 1.5% figure a disgrace. but he then also said that if labour were serious about being tough on crime and tackling serious offences, it would have backed the government's bill on police and in se