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Commenting on the latest from Brussels, Euronews Political Editor Darren McCaffrey said EU leaders are being quick to blame Brussels over delays in the rollout of anti-coronavirus vaccinations across the bloc. But Mr McCaffrey pointed out EU Governments could share some part of the blame as they demonstrated a lack of preparedness at the beginning of 2021. He said: "The criticism in the EU comes from the fact that they may not have stockpiled enough of these vaccines and that they may not be available later in the year in terms of the contracts that they've signed.