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hello, welcome to the programme. the european commission is being criticised for a plan to restrict exports of coronavirus vaccines manufactured within the eu. it could affect some 100 countries worldwide, including the uk, the us, canada and australia. the world health organization is warning measures like this risk prolonging the pandemic. it says drugs should be prioritised and given to those most in need around the globe. a senior official told the bbc some countries should stop domestic immunisations once their health workers and vulnerable groups have been vaccinated, so that the roll out can be carried out across the rest of the world. saad omer is associate dean of global health research at yale school of medicine. he told us why it s important that countries don tjust focus on their own populations when it comes to vaccine roll out. well, there is a balancing act that each government needs to consider because it is in everyone s self interest to make sure that not on
hello and welcome to bbc news. the uk government has said it s too early to talk about donating some of its vaccines to other countries, amid a dispute with the eu over supplies. there have been calls for the uk to consider giving some of the jabs to a neighbouring eu country such as ireland. the total number of people who have had a first dose of the vaccine in the uk now stands at 8.3 million the aim is to have 15 million jabs done by the 15th of february. and if the government is to reach its own targets all care home residents should be vaccinated by the end of today. our political correspondent nick eardley reports. nearly 8.5 million people in the uk have had a coronavirus vaccine dose. ministers believe the roll out is going well and could be a way out of the restrictions on our lives. in the eu, though, there have been delays. brussels had wanted to use emergency powers from the brexit deal to introduce controls between northern ireland and the republic. but it di