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mail as a team of scientists at oxford university say a million doses of a coronavirus vaccine could be ready by september. and finally the sun and under a photograph of the dutchess of sussexhere the headline ,"megan maskle". we go. shall we be just there we go. shall we begin? let's just remind us, charles on the left the papers on the left. there you go. we will start with the daily express. vaccine hoped by september. this will start with you the giles which believes it's reasonably confident of getting a million vaccines out by september whether or not they work is something still to be decided. clearly a story that deciders worth going with. yeah will give a lot of optimism and hope across the country. if you saw the press corps earlier the business secretary was somewhat stand sounding a note of caution. 0xford university both bullish and they've got 5000 volunteers, they are testing on this. say they can manufacture 8 million by september. so incredibly good news was think one of the big hearers with this pandemic is whether we can be hit with by a second surge. there's been speculation that's been happening. of speculation that's been happening. of vaccine absently

frontline medics treating patients with care of the 19 claim they are forced to make their own mosques i wear and girl's stuff at brighton and sussex university hospital say they've been forced to fashion face masks out of laminate an elastic bands on the front line staff reported making protective gear from clinical waste bags and plastic aprons on some of even borrowed ski goggles to use as protective and wear in for n.h.s. workers has said that frontline medical staff should not be put in such a position is this how we expect those risking their lives in the face of a pandemic to be treated front line nursing staff be forced to make their own p.p. to protect themselves the crucial guidance from public health england is clear all n.h.s. staff should be empowered to choose the p.p. very need to protect themselves at work and we will be on the case to ensure that the hospital is implementing this no brighton and sussex university hospital staff or n.h.s. but by the health workers should be put in a position where they feel their employer is prepared to sacrifice their own safety to keep the service running. hospital trust and public health en

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after 7am, we'll be speaking to one of the oxford university researchers looking for a vaccine. and the duke and duchess of sussex them. prince harry and meghan accused the outlets of running stories that are distorted, false, or invasive beyond reason. they sent letters to the sun, daily mail, the mirror and the express. and now for something more heartwarming — a taxi driver in spain, who has been taking patients to their local hospital free of charge, was met with a standing ovation when he turned up to the main entrance. staff clapped and then handed him an envelope full of money as a thank you for his help. go on social media and have a watch, you know when you cry ugly, i guarantee you add ugly cry because it is just beautiful. guarantee you add ugly cry because it isjust beautiful. it is adorable. so david attenborough, an interview with andrew barr yesterday and he was talking about the environment. a lovely interview about realising what an incredibly wonderful life he has a lead and telling us all about our environment 01’ telling us all about our environment or the animals and then he was asked at the