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Hello and welcome to the edition. The spectators look at some of the most important and

intriguing issues in the week's magazine. I'm Lara Prendergast. This week, as the EU threatens

a vaccine export ban, we look at whether this is a problem caused

by the EU leadership plus will a new Instagram account for teenage girls that allows them to

report sexual assault but the answer to the battle of the sexes and finally what was it like to be

one of the last children to leave the British Raj first up after a slow start to its vaccine rollout, the European Union is now threatening

to block jabs ordered by Britain from leaving the continent.

In this week's cover piece, Matthew Lynn says their vaccine meltdown could wipe out a generation

of European leaders. To explain, Matthew joins me now, together with Andrea Donus, a Labour peer and

chair of the European movement. Matthew, in your cover story this week, you look at what you call

Europe's vaccine meltdown. Can you update listeners on what the latest developments have been?

Yeah, well, it's, I mean, it's just moving very, very fast, as I'm sure people, you know,

who've been following the story now, you know, there's just moving very, very fast, as I'm sure people, you know, who've been

following the story now, you know, there's just been several points to make about it, actually.

I mean, I think, you know, one of the things that's very clear about what's happening in Europe,

it's just this constant drama around vaccines, which I think has been very damaging.

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