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Oxford railway station inside looks almost the same as it did in 1990

Oxford railway station inside looks almost the same as it did in 1990
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Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid vaccine approved by UK regulator

Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine rollout plan changed following approval Sarah Boseley and Helen Pidd Millions of people across the UK at risk from Covid will be offered a single first dose of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine, with a booster jab within three months, in a bid to return the country to some normality by the spring, the prime minister has said. Rollout of the Oxford vaccine will begin on 4 January following its approval for emergency use by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Authority (MHRA). The government hopes the vaccine, of which it has ordered 100m doses, will transform prospects in the UK and check the spread of the rampaging coronavirus variant which has caused cases to surge. Pharmacies as well as GPs will be able to give the jabs to those at risk.

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World coronavirus Dispatch: How to avoid debt crisis in emerging markets

Global infections: 76,836,147 Change Over Yesterday: 529,649 Global deaths: 1,693,447 Nations with most cases: US (17,844,839), India (10,055,560), Brazil (7,238,600), Russia (2,821,125), France (2,529,756). Source: How to avoid debt crisis in emerging markets While the rich nations throwed billions of dollars into the economy in response to the coronavirus pandemic, many emerging markets and poor nations, with limited resources, struggled to put together a concerted fiscal response. Muted response from several multilateral institutions like G20 and International Monetary Fund (IMF) haven t helped either. The IMF estimates warned that the debt crisis will worsen for the developing nations next year. So what can the developing world do to keep the ballooning debt in check? What is the role of internation agencies to fend off the crisis?

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