under fire from lawmakers and regulators and former employees, social media giant facebook is rebranding. this is bbc news. the president of indonesia says that wealthy countries are not doing enough to ensure coronavirus vaccines reach all parts of the world. less than half of the country s 275,000,000 people have received their first dose of vaccine. joko widodo is calling for global solidarity to battle the pandemic and for vaccine manufacturing to be spread across countries. vaccines should be equally distributed to all countries and there should not be a few countries that get all the vaccines and some only get a little. therefore, indonesia was fairness for access to vaccines. this is hugely important. if that happened, then that would mean a high global solidarity amongst the advanced, poor and developing countries. we need, in the future, to make facilities and manufacturing vaccine centres in both developed and poorer countries, especially in countries with a huge po
every bottle and can, or the equivalent of every bottle and can, that we have sold. but can they deliver on their promises? ultimately, it comes down to shareholder value. - they want their pound of flesh. we visit some of the countries hit hardest by plastic pollution and find things are getting worse. coca cola says they will collect one bottle for each bottle they sell in uganda, but they can never do that. is the world s largest soft drinks producer able to turn the tide on plastic waste? it used to be rare to see a coke bottle at the side of the road or washed up on a beach. in the 1950s, coke was sold in glass bottles. advert: here s refreshment you can enjoy quickly - and conveniently, and a place to put the bottle when you re through. you would get two cents back when you returned the bottle. coca cola would collect the bottles, wash and re use them. when the beverage producers were selling refillable bottles, they had to pay for the costs of operations associate