but irina emelyanova is not one of them. a teacher in the siberian city of tomsk, she is allergic to lactose, and is careful about whatshe puts in her body. so when it came to getting vaccinated against covid-19, irina did her research. she chose one of the country's ur shots, epivaccorona, reported to cause milder side effects than the alternatives. but two weeks after her second dose, irina caught coronavirus. a week later, she was in a makeshift hospital, which filled up rapidly. >> the main problem is there are too many people. especially nowadays, it's about 200. when we arrived, there were just 30 of us and everything was okay. it was very difficult. i stopped sleeping. i could sleep only from midnight to 3:00 or 4:00 a.m. >> reporter: the government says only 2.5% of covid-19 infections are among those already vaccinated. but stories like irina's are fuelling already widespread skepticism. russia was the first country to approve a covid-19 shot for mass use. it's only using domestically- produced vaccines. health offi

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. >> reporter: in the span of two weeks this month, 119 people got tested for covid at irina generalr: vicki say her co-worker and her husband both got infected. >> because this is somebody i love so much. i know her love for her husband, i tell her i knew i loved you but i didn't know how much i loved you until you went through this. >> reporter: sammy got sick first, vicki says. and in a matter of days had trouble breathing and was hospitalized. carla quarantined at home with her 9-year-old son as her fever spiked, says vicki. >> it breaks my heart that i can't open the door and hug her. >> we believe in healing in the name of jesus. >> reporter: vicki organized a community prayer outside the couple's home and streamed it live. >> it was a cry of mercy to god for him to have mercy on our town. like i said, we had had covid before but never to this magnitude. >> reporter: town residents followed along from their cars to be covid safe. >> in the name of jesus, we declare healing over sammy, over his lungs, father. >> reporter: but sammy's condition deteriorated. they don't offer icu

in 2019, irina could barely speak english after arriving here with herfamily from ukraine — yet has passedo in the end as expected, another record year for top grades and passes but that's only the national picture. no pupils are describing their last 18 months as easy and there are concerns about the growing gap between state and independent schools. in england, private ones had the biggest increase in top grades — 61% got grade 7s, what used to be an a — compared with 28% in academies like this one. it's really important, i think, to look at the start point of students and to measure their progress rather than their retainment. nationally, i think there is definitely a divide between people who are well off and people who are not well off and i would hope that it continues to be a focus. well, it is for now — with politicians already arguing over how many billions should be spent to help some pupils catch up. james waterhouse, bbc london. well, the wait is finally over for the students here at burnage academy for boys in manchester and they have done exceptionally well. as you might expe

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in 2019, irina could barely speak english after arriving here from ukraine, but has put every exam.sses, but that's only the national picture for them no pupils are describing their past 18 months is easy and there are concerns about the growing gap between state and independent schools. in england, private once at the top increase in top grades, 61% getting grade seven, what used to be a, compared to 28% in academies like this. it is important to look at measuring their progress and their attainment. nationally, i think there is definitely a divide between people who are well off and those who are not, and i would hope it continues to be a focus. for now, politicians already arguing over how many billions should be spread help some pupils catch up. james waterhouse, bbc london. well, the wait is finally over for the students here at burnage academy for boys in manchester, and they have done exceptionally well. as you might expect, though, the head boy has done particularly well. ibrahim, you have got top marks in every subject. how do you feel? thankfully i have done really well, i