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Now on to the Spiked Podcast.

Hello and welcome to the Spiked Podcast.

I'm Fraser Myers.

Joining me this week, we have Spiked Editor Brendan O'Neill and spiked columnist Ella Wielen.

Hi. Coming up on the show we'll be discussing the EU's vaccine wars.

If supply is tight in the UK, it's even tighter in Europe. Now the companies must deliver. They must honor their obligations.

We reject logic of first come first

service. The UK factories are part of our plants purchase agreements and this is

why they have to deliver. The really important thing is making sure that our own vaccination program

prestige precisely as planned. The EU's vaccination program when first

announced was heralded as the epitome of European solidarity, a demonstration of the immense bargaining power of a large multinational block and even as a repudiation of nationalism and protectionism.

The UK, in contrast, was pilloried for opting out of the programme.

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