if it stops vaccine manufactured there from leaving. frustration is widespread in continental countries that they re not receiving the doses they need. here s our political correspondent, jonathan blake. jab afterjab, the uk s population is getting vaccinated against coronavirus. despite some delays, more than half of adults have had their first dose, and covid cases remain relatively low. but in europe, rising cases and slower take up of the vaccine has seen restrictions reimposed in some countries, led to a warning that the eu could block vaccine supplies being exported to the uk. alarmist language, according to one cabinet minister, who said it was time to work together. you know, if you re a country around the world and you see this type of language being deployed by the commission, it will be counter productive, and what we know about our manufacture of our vaccine, it is a collaborative approach. the astrazeneca ip was developed oxford, parts of the supply chain are in
the relegation zone they have won three of the last 19 matches. and supporters have displayed banners in recent weeks calling for the 76 year old to lose his job. former eintracht frankfurt boss oliver glassner is said to be a strong favourite to take over. england started well but india ended in the better position. 326 for five at the close. a century each, they did the damage for the home side. traffic outside the stadium. inside, mark wood 90 mph. he took to indian wickets rapidly. then tom hartley bowled his slow stuff, 33 3. we will hold that sign high, india s players needed to see it. captain should have been caught there. instead he started attacking here. respect to the bowler, the day was now for the matters. making his way to 100. ravi added his experience and their partnership was over 200 runs together. just when it seemed he could hit the ball anywhere, he found ben stokes. he was gone, mark wood was back. making his debut, looking at ease the india got to 15 a
well, it s true that the uk has suffered a little bit more by comparison to some other countries in terms of higher inflation and also concerns about interest rates needing to stay higherfor longer in the uk than perhaps will be the case elsewhere because we have a little bit of a sticky inflation problem, with wages having increased a bit faster than perhaps in some other countries. and it s very, very difficult to control that once that starts happening. so there have been perhaps some policy measures which have not helped hugely, particularly not adjusting inflationary expectations early on in the uk, not enough subsidies for energy when they started going up, prices started going up so much, and being a little bit late when we intervened. so there s that. plus, of course, in terms of consumer spending and the fall in real incomes of people, we ve had the increase in taxes, which has happened because personal allowances have been frozen. so a lot more money has been taken
they ve cleared north of rafah. and he claims israel s army has killed one hamas fighter for every civilian. the army has continued to target the city with air strikes, which medical workers say killed more than a0 people in the last day alone. the armed wing of hamas says israeli strikes have also killed two hostages in the last four days, and seriously injured eight others. and a senior hamas official has threatened to halt hostage exchange negotiations if israel goes ahead with the assault on rafah. meanwhile, us presidentjoe biden has told benjamin netanyahu israel should not proceed with the offensive in rafah without a plan to ensure the safety of the huge number of palestinians sheltering there. with the latest here s our international editor jeremy bowen. at the southern end of gaza, this is the heavily guarded borderfence with egypt. for palestinian refugees there is no further to go. leiua fled here with her two handicapped daughters. getting on for 1.5 million pale
warned israel s prime minister that no military operation should go ahead in rafah in southern gaza unless there s a plan to ensure the safety of the population. president biden has become the latest leader to voice his concern about israel s proposal to invade the city. rafah, on the border with egypt, has become the last refuge for palestinians fleeing the bombardment elsewhere in gaza, which has been going on since the hamas attacks of october the 7th last year. hamas is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has insisted an evacuation plan for the city is being prepared. with the latest here s the bbc s international editorjeremy bowen. at the southern end of gaza, this is the heavily guarded border fence with egypt. for palestinian refugees, there is no further to go. laila abu mustafa fled here with her two handicapped daughters. getting on for 1.5 million palestinian civilians have been forced into southern gaza, living in dr