countries. that hasn t happened. isn t there a danger you are talking big and making big promises, but 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.
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