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Youre watching Bbc News. Englands deputy chief medical officer, jonathan van tam, says he hopes the worst of the Coronavirus Pandemic is behind us, but he has warned there could be one or two bumpy periods ahead as autumn approaches. He has urged people whove not yet been vaccinated to come forward. The latest data from public Health England suggests that covid vaccines have prevented an estimated 22 Million infections and 60,000 deaths in england alone. Heres our Health Correspondent sophie hutchinson. After the misery of many months with a pandemic, the thrill of the holidays. The nhs in england went to Fir Park Today to encourage its younger visitors to get vaccinated. Were doing covid vaccines today. Ijust want to be more safe and know i am 0k, and also when everything is open now i can have my freedom. Did you see that . Theres something about being fearless when you are young and perhaps that is what is being played out with the vaccinations. Unlike with the older generation who
Bbc-world-newsHeadlinesLondonGlobal-education-summitFour-billion-dollarsFour-billionGovernmentDaphne-caruana-galiziaCountriesStateResponsibilityDeathOr undergo regular testing if they want to go to work. And, an urgent warning on the climate Greenhouse Gas levels are already too high for humanity to have a manageable future. Weve put too much Greenhouse Gases into the atmosphere. We all need to collaborate to find means of removing Greenhouse Gases from the atmosphere and in particular, we need to welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the Globe A Summit In London has raised around 4 Billion dollars in pledges for education in the developing world. The need to provide for the millions of children who dont receive a basic education has greatly increased since covid 19 struck. The sumit had sought to raise 5 Billion dollars and charities have described the result at underwhelming. This was kenyas president Uhuru Kenyatta arriving to bump elbows with the uk prime minister borisjohnson. The money is being raised for the global partnership for education, the charity chaired by the former australian prime ministerJulia Gilla
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