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unvaccinated all adults, so pretty rapid plan to revaccinate people. vaccines will become less effective over time. we know there s more going on to try and find slightly tweaked vaccines like the brazilian variant. really interesting report from the i and it says there will be drive through vaccination centres for under 50s next month, to try and improve the uptake among young adults. and to make that as easy as possible and ended incentivize young people to get it. incredible numbers. it also says the uk needs 50 million doses to offer the first jab uk needs 50 million doses to offer the firstjab by uk needs 50 million doses to offer the first jab by the and uk needs 50 million doses to offer the firstjab by the and ofjuly and still get injections on time. so we do need a lot ofjabs and of course, back to the eu and india export bans. ~ . . , back to the eu and india export bans. ~ . ., , ., ., back to the eu and india export bans. . ., , ., , bans. we certainly do. t ....
to book their covid 19jabs before a predicted dip in supplies. a year later than planned the torch relay for the delayed tokyo olympics finally gets under way injapan. iam i am richard cottingham. i d like to be called richie. finding his voice the audition to give richie the sound he always wanted. and coming up on bbc news: england get their world cup qualifying underway later against the world s lowest ranked nation but tougher ties await for northern ireland and scotland. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. pub operators and landlords have said they are concerned about the possibility of customers in england having to prove they ve been vaccinated against coronavirus in order to enter hospitality venues. a review is looking into the measure as the lockdown is eased. yesterday the prime minister said the decision could be left to individual landlords but industry leaders say the plan is fraught with difficulty . speaking this morning, mrjo ....
a special bbc report our correspondent travels to nagorno karabkh, investigating claims that azerbaijan destroyed armenian religious sites. and the olympic torch starts the long journey to tokyo for the delayed summer games. we re following the progress of the flame. this progress of the flame. is japan saying to the world this this is japan saying to the world, this games is going to go ahead this summer regardless of the pandemic. welcome to world news america in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. in his first news conference as president of the united states, joe biden faced questions about america s most pressing issues. he set a new goal of administering 200 million covid vaccines by the end of his first 100 days, and defended his handling of the growing number of migrants trying to cross the us mexico border. mr biden denies that people are coming because they see him as more compassionate than his predecessor. well, look, i guess i should be flattered peop ....
nationwide tells thousands of staff they can choose where to work once the pandemic is over. delayed but not dimmed the olympic torch relay gets under way from japan s frozen north to its tropical south. and coming up on bbc news. after making the semi finals in russia, gareth southgate and his england side get their world cup campaign for qatar 2022 under way against san marino. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. mps have voted to extend till the autumn the government s power in england to impose covid restrictions that s months after we re supposed to have returned to something like normal life. the debate has raised questions about what kinds of restrictions we shoud tolerate none more so than borisjohnson s suggestion that you might need a vaccine passport to go for pint in the pub. he did say it couldn t happen till all adults have had the jab but there s still been a backlash from the hospitality industry. here s our political editor laura kuenssberg ....
as eu leaders meet to decide their next move over export restrictions, astrazeneca expresses anger at being caught in the middle of the vaccine row parents anger at a school in west yorkshire after a teacher shows cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class. coming up shortly we ll be live in the white house for us presidentjoe biden s first televised press conference. a royal navyjet has crashed into a field in cornwall the two pilots ejected from the plane and have been taken to hospital. a year later than planned the torch relay for the delayed tokyo olympics finally gets under way injapan one of the few privately owned paintings of vincent van gogh has been sold for m million euros at an auction in paris. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. mps are debating the extension of emergency coronavirus laws in england until the end of september, ahead of a vote due to take place shortly. some conservative backbenchers argue that the easing of lockdown measures shoul ....