changlang's vaccine programme is going against the grain. idea behind putting both those things together is so they have to spare only one day. they might be leading the way here in changlang, but india's vaccination programme is making slow progress. it still has a long way to go if it wants to reach its target of immunising all 915 million adults by the end of this year. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, arunachal pradesh. let's turn to the latest in the investigations into the origins still to come, where covid—19 is still identified. seven people who died in the creighton tram crash in 2016 were killed as a result of an accident. an inquest has concluded. thejerry rolled out a verdict of unlawful killing. the tram was travelling more than three times faster than a speed it's been a [ls—year wait, but today's inquest does not provide the answers those who lost loved ones here have hoped for. it's a shambles. absolute shambles right from the beginning. before it even started, it was a shambles. it is a disgusting... the way the whole thing is

but here in changlang, and across india, there have been challenges.red cash prizes to health centres which deliver the most doses. how long have we gone now? another half an hour- — how long have we gone now? another half an hour. this _ how long have we gone now? another half an hour. this is _ how long have we gone now? another half an hour. this is not _ how long have we gone now? another half an hour. this is not easy. - after three gruelling hours, we finally make it to the tribal village of kamlang. outside this school, they are already waiting for their jabs. it is quite a turnaround, after villagers were scared to get a vaccine. this man was one of the many who needed persuading. "there were rumours that you would fall sick or die "after taking one", he told me. "most villagers did not want to come for the vaccine. "but health workers convinced us, so we agreed." it took months of work to overcome vaccine hesitancy among the district's 65,000 adults. india has just come out of a devastating second wave and the race is now on to get as many peo

changlang's programme is going against the grain.tion drive on the same day that they are distributing free rice rations. in this farming community, it is an effective way to encourage people to show up. most of the people are into agriculture. they have to spare two days, one for getting rice and one to get vaccination, so the idea behind this putting both together is that they have to spare only one day. they might be leading the way in changlang, but india's vaccination programme is making slow progress. it still has a long way to go if it wants to reach its target of immunising all 915 million adults by the end of this year. rajini vaidyanathan, bbc news, arunachal pradesh. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. good morning from the bbc�*s news teams in london and the south east. the ambulance services for kent, sussex, surrey and london are reminding people to take extra care in the sun — after demand for help increased during the warmer weather. together the the two services are now receiving up to 11,000

but in the remote district of changlang in the far eastern state of arunachal pradesh, more than 80%ountry, they are making arduous journeys, to reach remote villages accessible only by that. ——by foot. in the blistering heat, we trekked through the jungle with this man and his team. covid cases have been rising here in the state of arunachal pradesh, so they are picking up the pace of their vaccine drive. translation: we go by foot, boats, or by hanging bridges. _ there are some very dangerous places here. our main responsibility is to maintain the temperature of the cool box to preserve the vaccines. that is why we try to reach the villages as 50011 as we can. his team are pushing themselves to the limit. but here in changland and across india there have been challenges. the government has been criticised for being too slow to get jabs out. in this district, they have offered cash prizes to health centres which deliver the most doses. after three gruelling hours, we finally make it to the tribal village of kamlang. outside this school, they are already waiting for theirjabs. it is