The broad support for the bill highlights how competition with Beijing is one of the few issues that can still unite both political parties. By David E. Sanger, Catie Edmondson, David McCabe and Thomas Kaplan WASHINGTON — Faced with an urgent competitive
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Nicola Sturgeon told Covid crisis has ‘blown hole’ in Scots economy – independence warning
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Boris faces legal challenge over vaccine passports – ‘Can’t accept this without a fight!’
WHO expert calls on nations to 'work together' to fight coronavirus When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters.Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer.Our Privacy Notice explains
EU’s ‘bizarre’ refusal to criticise WHO lets China off hook over coronavirus, says analyst
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Thousands of people may die by shutting cancer taskforce, charity warns
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Boris, Merkel and Macron team up for new ‘robust’ treaty to address pandemic after jab row
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Macron under fire after blasting Covid jab as ‘quasi-ineffective’ – ‘AstraZeneca bashing’
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POLL: Should EU fishermen be banned from UK waters if Brussels blocks Covid vaccines?
Susanna Reid says EU vaccine row is ‘unseemly’ The EU is currently embroiled in a vaccine fiasco, as the bloc faces a severe shortage in supplies of the jab and is falling further and further behind on its target to
EU Covid vaccination plans in TATTERS as AstraZeneca announces delays – ‘Unacceptable!’
Patrick Vallance shuts down Hancock’s coronavirus variant claim EU countries are currently lagging well behind the UK in the roll out of the coronavirus vaccine. Brussels’ vaccine action plan suffered a recent setback when Pfizer-BioNTech announced it would be reorganising
‘Prize pillock’: Belgian PM sparks fury by claiming Brits are ‘guinea pigs’ for COVID jab
Pfizer vaccine found to be 95% effective against virus in study And the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) has mounted a staunch defence of its decision, insisting it came at the end of a “rigorous assessment”. Mr De