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are being executed in the north of the country. in clinical trials, both the vaccinated people and the people who received the placebo had shown small numbers of blood clots developments. the number of thromboembolism events overall in vaccinated people seems not to be higher than that seen in the general population. the european medical agency the general population. the european medical agency investigation - the general population. the european medical agency investigation is - medical agency investigation is ongoing, we are expected to hear the outcome on thursday. but let s be clear, both the uk present medicines were regular and the world health organization have stressed there is no evidence of any connection between these vaccines and blood clots. on monday, the eu because i picks memphis, germany, france and italyjoined several other countries in suspending the astrazeneca jab. sweden, latvia, portugal, and slovenia have now followed. other countries including au
there were more? 0urjob isn t done until everybody that has been tainted by horizon comes forward and clears their name. so the real drama is farfrom over. victims still fighting for financial redress and wanting those responsible to be held accountable. emma simpson, bbc news. and to find out more about the post office it scandal, you can listen to today s episode of newscast on bbc sounds, which includesjo hamilton, whom you saw in emma simpson s report. the time is 18 minutes past six. our top story this evening. hundreds more homes in england have been flooded after a week of heavy rainfall and storm henk. and coming up. the online pharmacies that have been selling prescription only medication without the proper checks coming up on bbc news, the premier league teams hoping
of newscast on bbc sounds, which includesjo hamilton, whom you saw in emma simpson s report. should national uk newspapers be under the potential control of a foreign, autocratic state? that is the question facing the government, which is reviewing a bid backed by the united arab emirates to buy the daily and sunday telegraph. now the former boss of cnn jeff zucker, who is leading the bid, has told the bbc that should they succeed the papers they succeed, the papers independence would be legally guaranteed. here s our business editor simonjack. rolling off the presses since 1855, the daily telegraph is still profitable and influential. boris johnson, when prime minister, said the paper and its readers were his real boss. now this man, the owner of manchester city, deputy prime minister of the united arab