Hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. The indian foreign minister has confirmed that its delegation at the meeting of the g7 group here in london is self isolating after two members tested positive for covid 19. The news comes on the day the pandemic is being discussed at the meeting with the focus on the global distribution of coronavirus vaccines. There s growing pressure to share stockpiles and know how with poor nations trailing far behind in fighting the pandemic. The world trade organistion is also meeting to look at one solution: waiving vaccine patent rights. Courtney bembridge has the details. Are wealthy nations doing enough to help poorer countries tackle covid 19? that s the question being put to g7 foreign ministers, who are meeting to consider new ways to ensure fairer access to vaccine stockpiles. The g7 countries are the world s economic and political leaders. They re also home to many of the world s vaccine producers. We will only solve
hello and welcome. new zealand prime minister jacinda ardern is, within the next few minutes, expected to announce a date for the start of a travel bubble with australia. the australian authorities say they re hopeful their citizens could travel to new zealand as early as the end of this week. a two way travel bubble would allow citizens of both countries to cross the tasman sea without having to quarantine at either end. with me is our reporter tanya dendrinos. just explain the background to why they are thinking of doing this, and when. why they are thinking of doing this, and when. both australia and new zealand this, and when. both australia and new zealand have - this, and when. both australia and new zealand have done i and new zealand have done incredibly well in controlling the coronavirus pandemic but that has largely come to the closure of their international borders, so there has been no international tourism really since before last march, and what that means i