At first, it sounded like empty rage. The European Union had spent all week making wild statements about controlling vaccine exports – even challenging the notion of contract law. Tonight, it has started to act on its words and announced it will introduce controls on vaccines made in the EU – potentially giving itself the power to stop Pfizer sending Britain the vaccines it has paid for.
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