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Did 'people power' really lead to Covid-19 vaccines being destroyed in Nigeria?

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A tweet claiming that Covid-19 vaccines were destroyed in Nigeria because of people power has been shown to be untrue. Vaccines were indeed trashed by the authorities, but this was due to low uptake as a result of vaccine hesitancy. We also take a look at a false claim that there are huge protests in Paris right now over pension reforms.

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Preventing ill health and crisis is a key feature of the Government’s ‘mission-led’ approach to national renewal.

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Detectives in new plea for information 20 years after doorstep murder of banker

Detectives in new plea for information 20 years after doorstep murder of banker

Alistair Wilson was killed in Nairn, in the Highlands, on November 28, 2004.

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