like you! like me? so here we are, the ancient fortified city ofjunagadh. horn blares. crowded and noisy, as i expected. let s go explore. just a few minutes from the station, along a dusty, busy road stands this jaw dropping and little known architectural wonder. built in the late 19th century, this is mahabat maqbara, an elaborate mausoleum blending indian and european architecture. the intricate carvings took over a decade to complete and the whole
journey i m heading to the south east of gujarat, to the town ofjunagadh. ah, the classic indian railway station. to me, nothing sums up this country better than the indian railway network. more than any political act, they say that this is what unifies this country. i remember as a small child being on an indian train and being totally overwhelmed by it. but i love it. horn blares. ah, this feels imminent! who knows when this was made, this train. it looks pretty damn old to me! but wow, look at that! horn blares. it s a network that ferries millions of passengers daily across tens of thousands of track to nearly 7,000 stations.
but in the next few weeks, the uk is only sending five million. you could have already sent vaccines to developing countries. that hasn t happened. isn t there a danger that you are talking big, you are making big promises, but actually then you deliver something else? with great respect, laura, i think the people of this country should be very proud that of the 1.5 billion doses that have been distributed around the world to the poorest and neediest in the world, one in three come from the oxford astrazeneca deal that the uk did. yes, we are putting in five million doses by september, but we ll do 100 million before 12 months is out. that s a huge number of extra doses. horn blares. that s one of the objections from outside. there are a few small but noisy bands of protesters who ve made it to the fringes of the summit, and trouble looms on a different front too. the uk is not at the eu table any more, but the others still huddle together with intense tension over how brexit has affec
isn t there a danger that you are talking big, you are making big promises, but actually then you deliver something else? with great respect, laura, i think the people of this country should be very proud that of the 1.5 billion doses that have been distributed around the world to the poorest and neediest in the world, one in three come from the oxford astrazeneca deal that the uk did. yes, we are putting in five million doses by september, but we ll do 100 million before 12 months is out. that s a huge number of extra doses. horn blares. that s one of the objections from outside. there are a few small but noisy bands of protesters who ve made it to the fringes of the summit, and trouble looms on a different front too. the uk is not at the eu table any more, but the others still huddle together with intense tension over how brexit has affected northern ireland, plotting perhaps how to take on boris johnson on that tomorrow. that s a side bar to the main business, though
about 100 million. but in the next few weeks, the uk is only sending five million. you could have already sent vaccines to developing countries. that hasn t happened. isn t there a danger that you are talking big, you are making big promises, but actually then you deliver something else? with great respect, laura, i think the people of this country should be very proud that of the 1.5 billion doses that have been distributed around the world to the poorest and neediest in the world, one in three come from the oxford astrazeneca deal that the uk did. yes, we are putting in five million doses by september, but we ll do 100 million before 12 months is out. that s a huge number of extra doses. horn blares. that s one of the objections from outside. there are a few small but noisy bands of protesters who ve made it to the fringes of the summit, and trouble looms on a different front too. the uk is not at the eu table any more, but the others