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Hello and welcome to Coffee House Shots as Potato's Daily Politics podcast. I'm Katie Balls,

and this is a Sunday roundup. The Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden was in the hot seat this morning.

Amidre reports that a third wave of coronavirus is engulfing continental Europe.

Many of the UK's close neighbours are reintroducing or extending measures to combat the so-called Kent variant.

Andrew Marr asked a reassurance from Dowden that England would not be experiencing

deja vu. Can you guarantee that this will be the last lockdown? Well, this is why we have

chosen to go on this cautious path. The aim of doing it is... Well, the aim of doing this is to make

sure that it's irreversible. But certainly my whole experience of the past year,

and I think everyone that's watching the experience of the past year, is you can't rule things out.

But we have every...

We have every confidence that we won't have to have another lockdown because we've done this.

And it is the last thing in the world we will want to do.

Frettes to block exports of jobs and factories within the EU,

coupled with a temporary ban of Astrosanicate vaccines leaving India,

have the potential to delay the government's ambitious targets.

Ma asked that the Moderna vaccine could ride to the rescue.

Well, we always knew there would be ups and downs in terms of the vaccine rollout.

The key thing for your viewers to understand is that we remain on course to deliver the vaccine

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