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Best and worst celebrity beach bodies (okay mostly best)
Best and worst celebrity beach bodies (okay mostly best)
It is very hard to find stars with bad bodies who frequent beaches. But we still try. Kind of.
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Iskra Lawrence: Best
Plus-size model Iskra Lawrence looked stunning in a one-piece bathing suit while visiting Tulum, Mexico.
(Splash)
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Lais Ribeiro: Best
Victoria’s Secret Angel and Sports Illustrated Swimsuit stunner Lais Ribeiro shows off her beach body during an afternoon dip in the ocean in Miami.
(Splash)
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Susan Lucci: Best
(MEGA)
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Kelly Ripa: Best
(Splash)
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Brooke Burke-Charvet: Best
(Instagram)
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Taylor Hill: Best
(Instagram)
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Charlotte McKinney: Best
(Instagram)
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Sofia Vergara: Best
(Instagram)
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LeAnn Rimes: Best
(Instagram)
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Tara Reid: Worst
(Backgrid)
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Lady Gaga
(Twitter)
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Alessandra Ambrosio: Best
There’s a reason why Alessandra Ambrosio has developed such a successful, lasting career as a Victoria’s Secret Angel. The 36-year-old mother of two was spotted having a good time in her native Brazil.
(Splash)
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Rebecca Gayheart: Best
Rebecca Gayheart kicked off 2018 with some winter sun in Oahu Hawaii. The 46 year-old “Ugly Betty” actress looked stunning in a bikini while chatting with friends on the beach.
(Splash)
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Kelsea Ballerini: Best
(Instagram)
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Katharine McPhee: Best
(MOVI Inc.)
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Charlize Theron: Best
Charlize Theron showcased her bikini body during Thanksgiving when she enjoyed a sunny getaway in Los Cabos, Mexico, with her kids.
(Splash)
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Tania Marie: Best
Italian Playboy Model Tania Marie showed off her bikini body while doing a photoshoot in Venice Beach, California.
(Splash)
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Bella Thorne: Best
(Instagram)
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Olivia Culpo: Best
Former Miss Universe Olivia Culpo was spotted participating in photoshoot where she rocked a Beach Bunny Swimwear bikini that showed off her camera-ready body.
(Splash)
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Hilary Duff: Best
(MEGA The Media Agency)
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Natalie Pack: Best
(Instagram)
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Christina El Moussa: Best
(Mr Plow/Backgrid)
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Lindsay Lohan: Worst
(Pacific Coast News)
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Kate Compton: Best
Model Kate Compton sizzled on the beach in a sexy, strappy black one piece. But the model’s beach day was for work — she spent the day modeling for a photo shoot with fashion photographer Malachi Banales in Malibu, California.
(Splash)
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Danica Patrick: Best
(Instagram)
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Natalia Borges and some guy: Best
Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model Natalia Borges was seen teaching her puppy how to swim at Miami beach. She showered her boyfriend and dog with kisses as they frolicked in the sea together.
(Splash)
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Olivia Munn: Best
(Courtesy of Booking.com)
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Kristin Cavallari: Best
(Instagram)
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Nicole Scherzinger: Best
(Instagram)
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CJ Franco: Best
All work, all play? Model CJ Franco looked like she was having fun while donning a white bathing suit for a Sports Illustrated shoot in Malibu.
(Splash)
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“Top Chef” Padma Lakshmi: Best
(Instagram.com/padmalakshmi)
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Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner: Best
(Instagram)
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Ashley Graham: Best
Sports Illustrated swimsuit model Ashley Graham channeled Pamela Anderson with her “Baywatch”-inspired swimsuit. The piece is from the 29-year-old’s newest Swimsuits For All campaign.
(Swimsuits For All)
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Joy Corrigan: Best
The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model flaunted her bikini-ready figure during a sizzling photoshoot in Miami.
(Splash)
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Mama June: Best
(Splash)
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Jessie James Decker: Best
Jessie James Decker showed off her newly-toned bikini bod thanks to the South Beach Diet. The busy mom-of-two said a balance of diet and exercise helped her get into the best shape of her life. “When I was younger, it was easier to stay in shape. But once I had children, everything changed,” she said in a press release.
(South Beach Diet)
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Lisa Rinna: ‘I am 53’
(Instagram)
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Kate Hudson: Best
Kate Hudson showed off her insane bikini body while on a vacation in with her kids in in Hawaii.
(Splash News)
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Porsha Williams: Best
Real Housewives of Atlanta star Porsha Williams recently vacationed AAA Four Diamond Moon Palace Jamaica Grande in Ocho Rios, Jamaica. Porsha stripped down to a revealing swimsuit while at the resort to show off her fit beach bod.
(Dreamart/Palace Resorts)
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Maria Menounos: Best
(Instagram)
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Kendra Wilkinson: Best
(Instagram)
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Nina Agdal: Best
(Ruven Afanador/Sports Illustrated)
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Bella Hadid: Best
(Instagram)
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Adam Sandler: Worst
The ‘Happy Gilmore’ star may be helping his kids eat too many of their Happy Meals.
(X17online.com)
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Melissa Joan Hart: Best
Melissa Joan Hart is proud of maintaining her 40 pound weight loss using Nutrisystem and is looking forward to swimsuit season. “It’s been awesome trying on different swimsuits and feeling confident. This red suit is one of my favorites – it’s sexy and playful, but still a little reserved. Perfect for an almost 40 year old!” Hart said.
(Nutrisystem)
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Selena Gomez: Best
(Instagram)
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Candice Swanepoel: Best
(Splash)
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Lindsey Vonn: Best
(Instagram)
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Sylvie van der Vaart: Best
(Spread/X17online.com)
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Kellie Pickler: Best
(Instagram)
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Paris Hilton: Best
(X17online)
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Kate Walsh: Best
(Splash)
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Ireland Baldwin: Best
(Jacog Dekat/Galore)
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Heidi Klum: Best
(Us Weekly)
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Ashley Tisdale and Vanessa Hudgens: Best
(Splash)
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Shemar Moore: Best
(MrPixx/X17online.com)
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Shauna Sand: Best
(X17online)
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Lisa Hochstein: Best
(Splash)
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Ashley Benson: Best
(Instagram)
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Kim Kardashian: Best
(Instagram)
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Nina Agdal and Josh Henderson: Best
(Op.com)
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Celina Jade: Best
(Maxim)
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Kris Jenner: Best
(Instagram)
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Marg Helgenberger: Best
(X17)
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Rihanna: Best
(X17)
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Kate Upton: Best
(Derek Kettela/Sports Illustrated )
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Amanda Cerny: Best
(RumoerFix/FlameFlyNet)
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Jaclyn Swedberg: Best
(RumorFIx)
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Bar Refaeli: Best
(Instagram)
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Gabrielle Union: Best
(Instagram)
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Courtney Stodden: Best
(X17online.com)
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Karrueche Tran: Best
(X17online.com)
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Emmanuelle Chriqui: Best
(X17online.com)
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Bethenny Frankel: Best
(X17)
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Holly Madison: Best
(MOVI Inc.)
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Lauren Stoner: Best
(X17online.com)
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Melody Thornton: X17
(X17online.com)
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Kendall Jenner: Best
(X17online.com)
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Farrah Abraham: Best
(RumorFix)
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Reese Witherspoon: Best
(X17)
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Maria Shriver: Worst
(X17)
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Victoria Silvstedt: Best
(X17)
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Alison Brie: Best
(Esquire)
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Katrina Bowden: Best
(Invision/AP)
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Kellan Lutz: Best
(Omar Vega/Invision for Iconix/AP)
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Nicole Richie: Best
It’s been a while since we’ve seen Nicole Richie look this good – and healthy. For more pics of Nicole, go to x17online.com.
(X17online.com)
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Jessica Alba: Best
(X17)
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Jennie Garth: Best
(X17Online)
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Jennifer Love Hewitt: Best
The actress has gone up and down in size over the years, but on the March 2013 issue of Shape, she looks quite good a bikini.
(AMI)
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Beyonce: Best
The singer had a baby not long before shooting this cover. Bow down.
(GQ)
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Naomi Watts: Best
(AlphaX/X17online.com)
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Magdalena Frackowiak: Best
(X17)
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Stephanie Seymour: Best
(X17)
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Claudia Galanti: Best
(X17)
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Jennifer Aniston: Best
(RumorFix)
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Jada Pinkett Smith: Best
(RumorFix.com)
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Cindy Crawford: Best
The supermodel, born in 1966, is still super-modeling. Cindy Crawford: BestNow that’s impressive.
(Shape)
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Courtney Cox: Best
(RumorFix.com)
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Jennifer Lawrence: Best
(RumorFix.com)
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Katy Perry: Best
(X17online.com)
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Demi and Rumer: Best
(X17Online.com)
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Jon Favreau: Worst
(RumorFix.com )
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Best: Olivia Wilde
(FameFlynet)
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Best: Whitney Port
Her body is beach ready, but her taste in bikinis is lacking, troubling as she is a “fashion designer.” At least on TV. For more pics of Whitney, go to x17online.com.
(X17online.com)
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Best: Maria Menounous
(X17 Online)
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Worst: Val Kilmer
(X17 Online)
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Ashley Tisdale: Best
The young actress celebrated her birthday with boyfriend Scott Speer, sharing a kiss and playing in the ocean at her Malibu Birthday party. For more pics of Ashley, go to x17online.com.
(X17online.com)
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Ramona Singer: Worst
The “Real Housewives of New York” star should have done a few extra crunches before donning her itsy bitsy bikini. (They do make something called a “one piece.”) Ramona Singer: WorstFor more pics of Ramona, go to x17online.com.
(X17online.com)
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Kelly Brook: Best
(X17online.com)
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Michelle Rodriguez: Best
(X17)
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Russell Simmons: Worst
(X17)
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David Hasselhoff: Worst
Eek. Those late night cheeseburgers are beginning to show. For more on David go to X17Online.
(X17online.com)
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Janice Dickinson: Worst
(celebbuzz.com)
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Jordana Brewster: Best
(X17online.com)
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Cameron Diaz: Best
(x17online.com)
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Keira Knightly: Best
(X17)
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Mario Lopez: Best
(X17online.com)
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Kristen Bell: Best
(x17online.com)
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Kathy Griffin: Worst
(celebbuzz.com)
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Deena Cortese: Worst
The “Jersey Shore” gal should consider trading in all those fruity cocktails for some Muscle Milk. For more pics of Deena go to Celebuzz.
(celebbuzz.com)
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Serena Williams: Best
(celebbuzz.com)
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‘We feel like animals’: Border testing highlights broader tensions in EU’s COVID strategy | World News
French residents who travel to Germany daily for work have reacted angrily after being told they must now get COVID tests every two days in order to cross the border.
Germany introduced the measure earlier this week as infection rates remained high in the French border region of Moselle – but locals say it destroys the EU’s principle of free movement.
Sky News spoke to Laura Jarych, who lives in France but works in a German hotel just two minutes drive away. For decades she has made her journey uninterrupted – but the morning we meet she’s had to queue in a line of vehicles for her test. She is furious.
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Germany has placed stricter measures on people crossing over from the French department of Moselle
“I am angry, very angry,” Laura tells us. “And I think that the 20,000 people who are switching between the two countries in this area feel the same thing.
“We feel like animals because you go inside a drive-in with the car and it’s one after the other and the cars are waiting a long time and it just ‘come, make the test and pass’.”
The inconvenience is one thing, but principle is another. When we talk to people waiting in their cars at the tented testing area, one man says: “It’s a very bad feeling because the idea of Europe, free borders, is away now. I feel sad.”
Another woman tell us: “It’s a terrible situation as it’s not possible to come every two days and make a test.
“I’m a German person and I’m living in France. It’s like a regime – I can’t live free and I can’t go where I want to go.
“It’s 10 steps back.”
We were only able to find one person in the queue who said she understood and accepted the situation, telling us: “It’s OK for me, I work for a company in Germany, I live in France. It’s not really that bad.”
She admitted that she did feel frustrated by the measure but said it posed “another chance to beat this horrible virus“.
The issue, however, highlights broader tensions over the EU’s strategy against coronavirus – especially with vaccinations.
Coordinated centrally by the European Commission, the vaccine rollout has not been Brussels’ finest hour. Officials admit approvals and orders were too slow and production difficulties underestimated.
The AstraZeneca vaccine was given the green light across the EU more than a month ago – but France and Germany both restricted recipients to the under-65s because of a lack of data.
There has since been strong public unease about its safety and is something that might not be erased despite both countries now offering the AstraZeneca jab to older people. Germany confirmed that decision today.
“I think it’s a problem of perception for a lot of people,” Germany immunologist Carsten Watzl told me.
“So when it was first licensed, the efficacy was only given 60% and then there was this story that in South Africa that it was not at all efficient to prevent infections with the variant or the mutant that is found there.
“All this together has created some negative PR for this vaccine.”
Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz (right) has met with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu (left) to procure more vaccines
France, Germany and other EU nations desperately need many more vaccines – and frustration with the rollout has prompted several countries to break away.
Today, the leaders of Denmark and Austria travelled to Israel to try and strike deals for supplies to their own nations. It’s a move that has promoted some criticism at home.
Danish MEP Margrete Aucken, a member of the European Green Party, said that while this wasn’t necessarily a failure of the EU, it showed “some of the weaknesses in the EU construction” that more hasn’t been done together for the common goal.
“But I think they are improving this year,” Ms Aucken added. “I really dislike that some member states are showing ‘we can do best ourselves’.
“None of us are best when we’re alone. None of us.”
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However, Denmark and Austria are not alone in seeking outside help: the Hungarian prime minister was filmed recently getting a Chinese vaccine after getting frustrated with the EU’s programme.
Hundreds of thousands of Russia’s Sputnik V jabs have also been delivered to Slovakia, despite not being approved by the European Medicines Agency.
The vaccine watchdog has only just begun its review of Sputnik V, according to a statement released on Thursday.
It’s clear the COVID crisis has exposed tensions between the idea of European cohesion and national self-interest.
The EU as a body hasn’t met all the needs of its citizens. Now there are questions not just about the health of the population but the health of the union itself.
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COVID-19: Italy and EU block Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine shipment to Australia as shortages row escalates | World News
Italy and the European Commission have blocked a shipment of AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine destined for Australia.
The British-Swedish drug manufacturer had failed to meet its EU contract commitments so the Italian government refused its request to export 250,000 doses from its Anagni plant near Rome, according to the Reuters news agency.
Italy made the request and it was signed off by the European Commission under a new export control system that came into law on 30 January. This is the first time it has been used by a member state.
It is understood the doses will now be redistributed within the EU, where about 8% of the population has been vaccinated, compared with more than 30% in the UK.
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Pfizer CEO: An EU vaccine ban would be lose-lose situation
Australia is set to start its rollout of the Oxford vaccine by Monday and is expecting to receive 1.2m doses from Europe, with 300,000 having arrived over the weekend. The Australian government has not yet commented on the blocked shipment.
This is the latest in a running feud with the EU that started in late January when AstraZeneca, whose vaccine was developed with Oxford University, announced it would only be able to deliver about 40% of the doses it had agreed with the EU in the first quarter due to manufacturing issues.
European leaders demanded that the company should do more, including sending doses made in the UK, but AstraZeneca initially refused.
The export control mechanism was introduced during that initial row and means companies have to respect their contractual obligations to the EU before commercial exports can be approved.
Despite this, the vaccine rollout in the 27-member bloc has so far been slow yet the EU insists it wants 70% of adults in Europe to have a jab by the end of the summer.
Italy’s new government, led by former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi, has taken a tough line in dealing with vaccine shortages.
In his first heads of state summit as prime minister, Mr Draghi called for the export control mechanism to be applied with greater severity or to block the export of doses by companies that do not respect their EU contracts.
During a phone call with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Wednesday, Mr Draghi said it was necessary to “suffocate” big pharmaceutical companies to force them to respect the agreed delivery terms.
AstraZeneca agreed at the end of January to deliver nine million additional doses in the first three months of the year, making a total of 40 million doses for that period.
Ms von der Leyen said she agreed with British Prime Minister Boris Johnson that vaccine factories in the UK and Europe would deliver doses to the EU.
The EU had threatened to trigger Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol, which only came into force four weeks before. The article would have overridden part of the Brexit agreement in order to control shipments of the doses but was quickly reversed.
That would have risked a hard border on the island of Ireland and Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin said Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit border arrangements had become “collateral damage” in the EU’s “nasty row”.
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Thai navy sailors brave choppy seas to rescue four cats from sinking ship on fire in Andaman Sea | World News
A Thai navy sailor braved choppy seas to rescue four cats abandoned on a sinking ship on fire in the Andaman Sea.
The navy ship had been sent to the capsized vessel on Tuesday, after its crew had been taken to safety, to check for an oil spill, when the beleaguered moggies were discovered.
“I used my camera to zoom into the boat, and I saw one or two cats popping their heads out,” said first-class Petty Officer Wichit Pukdeelon of the navy’s air and coastal defence division.
The four cats were seen huddled together on a beam on the ship. PIC: Wichit Pukdeelon via Reuters
The cats were held above the water while crewmates pulled the sailor in. PIC: Whichit Pukdeelon via Reuters
The four frightened ginger cats were huddled together on a wooden beam and a sailor swam out to the boat
The rescuer carried the animals to safety on his shoulders above the water, with his team pulling him in by rope.
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The cats are now being taken care of by the officers who saved them, at a command post on Koh Lipe island.
His Facebook post of the rescue received about 2,500 comments, many praising the crew for their efforts.
The cats are now being cared for by the crew at their command post on the island of Koh Lipe.
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