Their eighth day as the un passes a Resolution Denouncing the Military Coup and calling for the release of Aung San Suu Kyi. And how would this mystery uninvited guests dropped into one family to the great surprise. Hello. This is our catwalk. We will have more about our little cat flap visitor later this half hour. Welcome hugejoining us later in the uk are around the world. I am sure in life. The British Government is making a concerted push to offering the Coronavirus Vaccine to the 50 Million People most at risk by monday which would cover most of those at risk of dying from covid 19. The government have described this as a final push to try and encourage people to have the jab. More than 1a Million People in the uk have had at least one dose already and doctors are keen to stress that anybody who has previously turned down a vaccine can still book an appointment. The Health Secretary matt hancock has said that he hopes that covid 19 will become another illness we can learn to live
Of Aung San Suu Kyi. And how this Mystery Guest dropped in uninvited one evening to the surprise of his british hosts. Hello and welcome if youre watching in the uk or around the world. The British Government is making a concerted push to meet its deadline of offering a Coronavirus Vaccine to the 15 Million People most at risk by monday which would cover 88 of those most at risk of dying from covid 19. About 30 Government Ministers are visiting Vaccination Sites across england in whats been described as a final push to ensure people have the jab. More than 1a Million People in the uk have had at least one dose and doctors are keen to stress that anyone who has previously turned down a vaccine can still book an appointment. The health secretary, matt hancock, has said he hopes that covid 19 will become another illness we can live with like flu, and that it should be a treatable disease by the end of the year. It has been announced the efficacy of the Oxford Astrazeneca virus when now be
good afternoon. i am senior fellow at the hoover institution, my name is amy zegart, codirector of the center for international security and cooperation at stanford. we are delighted both institutions have come together to cohost this book event with graham allison and niall ferguson to discuss destined for war: can america and china escape thucydides trap? . i want to remind all of you the book is available for purchase and graham allison will sign a few questions at the end of the talk. you can t escape the trap of the bookstore outside. graham allison as many of you know is director of harvard s center, and dylan professor of government and founding dean of harvard s kennedy school of government. like legions of students, i vividly remember my first time walking into the kennedy school for my first forum event in 1986. it was an intoxicating place where you could feel the brainpower working at the policy being changed in the room. graham allison has been the man behind
instead of giving you the cliff notes will have the other talk about it. without further ado, mr. wright. [applause] thank you, philip. i like the further ado. it s an honor to me to participate in this program, at this place, an institution committed to protecting and sharing the rich legacy of the united states navy. it s a particular pleasure for me to be with you today. i am delighted to see veterans and friends and those of you who are curious to learn more about the vietnam war. i m honored to contribute to try to contribute to that process of learning. i do want to talk about my book. that s why i am here today and i hope that s why you are here to. maybe the best way to do that is to try to describe why it is i wrote it what i was trying to do and why i tried to do that. last year my wife susan and i attended a performance of hamilton in new york. many lines from that play struck me and stayed with me but one of them kept running through my head. eliza hamilton, the