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i was with my older sister renato who was aged nine so if you think of how small a five—year—old is,s a traumatic journey and how small a five—year—old is, it was a traumaticjourney and an extraordinary change to a new country, new family, new food, new everything. and i think my parents really did a very brave thing because they sent us basically into the arms of strangers. they knew the names of the people who had agreed to foster us and waved us goodbye, thinking never to see us again. and at five, were you in any way able to understand the grave danger that you were in as a little girl — your father wasjewish, of course — a little girl under nazi occupation? i don't think so. i think one had seen the gradual development of anti—semitism so that my sister had had stones thrown at her, my father had lost his job, all these various things one was conscious of. and we became — since he didn't have any work — quite short of money and it became obvious that the family was in problems, but i thinkjews across europe knew that to remain in nazi europe really was catastrophe. there's so mu

in britain, alyssa renato is the first to receive this vaccine. >> i'm a scientist. want to support the scientific process whenever i can. >> reporter: human trials like this would normally take years to develop. but it's been achieved in just three months by the experienced team of scientists at oxford university who say not only does this vaccine have an 80% chance of being effective, it could be ready for use as early as september. >> i have a high degree of confidence about this vaccine because it's technology that i've used before. of course, we have to test it. >> reporter: until a vaccine is found, countries desperate to reopen their economies may look to sweden. the scand nafian nation has kept its schools and businesses open to help the general population build immunity. a goal they believe they are within weeks of. still, more than 2,000 people have died there which is hundreds more than neighboring countries with tighter controls. >> we are not telling people to stay indoors. i think that's a very important part of our policy. >> reporter: back in oxford,