taken nearly three years to extradite him. finally he appeared in court today to hear the allegations against him, the murder of sharon beshenivsky, the robbery of sharon beshenivsky, the robbery of the travel agents and offences relating to weapons, and automatic firing machine gun and a nine millimetre handgun stop these charges first drawn up in 2006, year after the shooting, now 16 years ago. prosecutors say it has taken careful legal negotiations with pakistan to get to this point. let s go to ghana now, the first country to approve a new malaria vaccine described as a world changer by scientists. the vaccine is called r21 and appears to be hugely effective. here is our health and science correspondent james gallagher.
we move to ghana now, which is the first country to approve a new malaria vaccine that has been described as a world changer by scientists. the vaccine is called r21 and appears to be hugely effective. for more, our health and science correspondent james gallagher. here you have it. the game changer. this is the malaria vaccine described by the university of oxford team of scientists as world changing. it is called r21 and we have the first country in the world to have approved it in ghana and other countries are likely to follow suit. the world health organization is assessing it, too. the way that it works is it tackles the first stage after you are bitten by a mosquito. as i am sure you know, malaria is spread by the bite of infected mosquitoes. it is right here, at the first moment when the parasite is injected into your bloodstream that the vaccine starts working. it protects your body in order to prevent a full bloodstream infection. that is what causes the deadly symptoms of m
the vaccine is called r21, and appears to be hugely effective, in stark contrast to previous ventures in the same field. for more, our health and science correspondent james gallagher is in the newsroom to talk us through this story. here you have it, the game changer. this is the malaria vaccine described by the university of oxford scientists. it is called r21 0xford scientists. it is called r21 and now we are the first country in the world to have approved it in ghana. the world health organization is assessing it, too. the way it works is it tackles the first stage. as i m sure you know, it is spread by mosquitoes. it is the first moment when the parasite is injected into your bloodstream that the vaccine starts working and protect it and protects your body in order to prevent a full on bloodstream infection, and that is what causes the deadly symptoms of malaria.
and the rally community at this difficult time. and that s all the sport for now. we move to ghana now, which is the first country to approve a new malaria vaccine that has been described as a world changer by scientists. the vaccine is called r21, and appears to be hugely effective. for more on that, we are joined now by dr francis kasolo, the world health organization representative in ghana. thank you forjoining us. can you tell us why this vaccine is being described as revolutionary? thank ou for described as revolutionary? thank you for inviting described as revolutionary? thank you for inviting me described as revolutionary? thank you for inviting me to described as revolutionary? thank you for inviting me to this - you for inviting me to this programme. forstarters, malaria programme. for starters, malaria continues programme. forstarters, malaria continues to pose significant
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