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Honduras got tired of waiting to get vaccines through a United Nations programme.
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New EU controls on Covid vaccine exports could mean there are not as many doses for NZ.
AstraZeneca hits back in row over Covid vaccine's efficacy
The AstraZeneca vaccine is one of four pre-ordered by New Zealand.
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UK becomes first country in Europe to pass 100,000 coronavirus-related deaths.
Covid-19 variants paralyse Europe
The threat is prompting European governments to introduce harsh new lockdowns and curfews.
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Mass arrests at Russian protests demanding Navalny's release
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EU hit by delay to Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine delivery
Financial Times: Pharma group says volumes will 'be lower than originally anticipated'.
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Smith accepted the honour on behalf of her team at Ocado.
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Slovakia aims to test entire population for Covid over 9 days
The Central European nation of 5.4m entered a tough lockdown before Christmas.
Germans who keep refusing to quarantine could be put in detention centres
The controversial facilities will be used for people who have repeatedly broken the rules.
'Not alarmed': Norway adjusts advice after Covid vaccine deaths
Doctors will now assess whether very frail, elderly people should get the vaccine.
'At 6pm, life stops': Europe embraces curfews in Covid fight
Large parts of Europe are living under 6pm-6am restrictions on movement.
'New storm brewing': Battered Europe extends lockdowns
Leaders warn Covid vaccines won't help for months as lockdowns are extended.
The socialite who asked strangers to murder her Gucci heir husband
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'Operation Bleach': Boris Johnson's secret plan to rewrite British history
UK PM Boris Johnson aims to solidify his political legacy - by stealth.
Snow blizzard kills 4, brings much of Spain to a standstill
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Democrat Raphael Warnock becomes first black senator in Georgia's history
The Democrats are on the verge of controlling the US senate.
The vaccine blunder that shook Europe
Vaccine trouble is breeding a new form of euroscepticism, writes Ambrose Evans-Pritchard.
'Basically a vertical line': New virus strain takes 'terrifying' turn
The UK's current outlook is bleak, as PM prepares to announce tough lockdown.
Britain ends long Brexit journey with economic break from EU
The move just hours ago ended a 48-year partnership with the European Union.
Boris Johnson's dad applies for French passport on Brexit eve
The move means Johnson Sr's grandkids will be able to live and work in the EU post-Brexit.
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Dramatic images show houses teetering on the edge of a gaping hole.
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New Year celebrations in parts of England to be curtailed as tough restrictions extended.
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