and welsh senned. and they kept on coming the new mum from mali who gave birth to nine babies at once. hello and welcome. president biden s administration has announced the us will support a waiver of intellectual property rights to allow countries around the world to make their own coronavirus vaccines. he was responding to pressure on rich countries to share vaccine supplies and technology. the uk and the european union have both said they do not support the waiver: yet. but two of the biggest vaccine manufacturers pfizer and moderna are us companies. their shares fell after the announcement. courtney bembridge has the details. there is no doubt coronavirus vaccines are not getting to the countries they are most needed. infections are spiralling out of control in india and brazil where vaccination rates remain low. while in the us, it is estimated there will be at least 300 million doses more than the population needs by the end ofjuly. even as the vaccination programme e
of pounds when it goes under the hammer within the next half hour. bulgaria, hungary, slovakia and the czech republic, have all called for exemptions. the proposal was announced by the european finished commission this morning as part of the latest round of sanctions on moscow in retaliation for the war in ukraine. the british government is also introducing fresh sanctions against russia as part of the international pressure on president putin as he intensifies his military offensive in ukraine. new measures will include. new measures will include a ban on russia accessing uk accountancy, management consultancy, and pr services. lets head to kyiv and ben brown. hello from the capital of kyiv and the latest reports we are getting from the southern city of mary apple is that russian forces are trying to storm the steelworks where ukrainian fighters making a pretty desperate last stand. there have been bombarded in that steelworks for weeks and weeks but according to the mayo
The worlds first surviving nonuplets celebrated their second birthday on may 4 in mali the nine siblings five girls and four boys were born to parents halima ciss and abdelkader arby in morocco in 2021 they spent the first 19 months of their life in morocco and received special medical care before returning to their home in mali