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generally shares pointed out in news articles and magazines dont do well really - this asint getting back to 400p

I thought it stopped at the bullet points which is why i owned posted up to there, Thank you razel for pointing out i had totally missed the bottom part of the rns

has a huge opportunity here, this really is going to be massive, the novacyte crew can pay us 2 quid hopefully if this pulls off

Following the news that US biotech Novavax announced it will receive $1.6bn funding for the development of its COVID-19 vaccine candidate NVX-CoV2373;

Philipp Rosenbaum, PhD, Senior Infectious Diseases Analyst at GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company, offers his view:

“Even with the Operation Warp Speed’s (OWS’s) support boosting Novavax’s late-stage clinical trials, manufacturing and distribution, the goal to deliver 100 million vaccine doses as early as late 2020 is very ambitious - given NVX-CoV2373 is currently in Phase I/II clinical trials and Novavax has no experience in large-scale manufacturing and distribution of vaccines. With promising technology but no marketed products, Novavax will have to ramp up manufacturing capacities quickly and expand collaborations with contract manufacturers in order to fulfill the goal.

“The need for manufacturing capacities for the adjuvant poses an additional hurdle for the company. Novavax has recently bought a vaccine manufacturing plant in the Czech Republic to strengthen its capabilities, but this still might not be enough to meet the conditions of the OWS funding, which likely required the company to deliver vaccines first for use in the US.

“If Novavax’s noted talks with other contract manufacturers in the US for the production of both the nanoparticle and adjuvant component of its vaccine come to fruition, this would get the company one step further to achieving that goal. Given the pandemic situation and government ambition to move production to the US, many companies compete for manufacturing resources, but likely not all vaccine candidates will be successful in clinical studies.

"The US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently signed a deal with Emergent BioSolutions for the manufacturing and fill-finish of vaccine candidates that receive OWS support, providing an additional resource for Novavax to reach the delivery goal."

Sally Gethin
@gethinsinflight
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Jul 9
Pegasus Airlines
@flymepegasus
flights to Tel Aviv are resuming. The three-times weekly flights will restart 15 July between London Stansted Airport and Tel Aviv via Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen and Ben Gurion International Airport.

Sally Gethin
@gethinsinflight
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Jul 9
Blue Islands, Channel Islands airline, at
@SOU_Airport
today in ATR72 in new corporate colours. The aircraft touched down from its Jersey base at noon, as the airline confirmed four initial routes out of Southampton to Jersey, Manchester, Dublin, Guernsey #airlines

Sally gethin has confirmed flights are recovering faster than expected,

Sally Gethin is the Editor of Gethin’s Inflight News and a highly experienced journalist working in the airline and aviation media. She is a guest news commentator for broadcast media (BBC News, BBC Business Live, BBC Radio London, BBC Three Counties Radio, BBC5live) commenting on airline strategy, airport management and the passenger experience.

Typical topics include – the rise of Low Cost Carriers, Ryanair strikes and impacts on passengers, airline merger strategies, Concorde and a possible return to supersonic flight, and the reasons why some airports are more popular than others.

She keeps track of new challenges – the impact of Brexit on air transport, preparing for new forms of aircraft and travel such as vertical take-off and landing, air taxis, air transport and the environment, and new technologies in air travel. Sally is knowledgeable on the intricacies of the Boeing 737 Max story and the effect of Coronavirus on the air transport business with casualties such as the UK’s FlyBe.

Sally has a wealth of experience in aviation journalism starting in 1992 when she was the launch editor of Air Traffic Management published by Euromoney, which has grown into a world-leading publication on air traffic control. At the same time she led the flagship title Airport Support, which followed technology and investment issues at airports around the world. She managed a team of specialist in-house journalists and commissioned international freelance contributors to create best-in-class reportage of the airports and ATC sectors.

During her tenure, Sally travelled to as many new airport development and trade conferences as possible, interviewing the leading airport directors and infrastructure providers of the day. She interviewed the USA Transportation Secretary Federico Pena on Capitol Hill regarding the evolution of Air Traffic Control and management in the US, as well as funding and ownership challenges at US airports. She has interviewed top airport CEOs around the world, reviewing global airports such as Denver International, Chicago O’Hare, Hartsfield Atlanta, Frankfurt, Amsterdam Schiphol, Munich, Heathrow, Gatwick, to name just a handful.

10/12
Burgh Island Hotel, South Devon
What could be more exciting than being able to walk to a hotel only when the tide is low? Even better, Burgh Island Hotel in South Devon is a carefully preserved example of original Art Deco architecture. Shaped like a cruise ship, it has occupied this tidal island since 1929, with all the chrome, geometry and varnished wood that characterises the period. Every room is different in style, with wonderfully designed bedheads, furniture and armchairs. Staying really takes you back to the fabulous 1930s – Agatha Christie wrote two of her books here, and Noël Coward was a frequent visitor to the island.

https://www.vogue.co.uk/arts-and-lifestyle/gallery/best-hotel-interiors?image=5f04df603c82f3e0c16c5826

Burgh island in Vogue magazine, MAC owns 4.3%

International flights to resume tomorrow @LondonCityAir with BA CityFlyer to Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Málaga and Florence under #travelcorridors policy. Demand exceeds expectations says airport. From 1st Aug routes to Nice, Mahon, Faro and Bergerac #readytofly #airlines #travel https://t.co/0p28zKW1pZ

92% of shares held on the share register WTF and fingers in some interesting pies

blackrock sell out of everything - they dont know anything

IANB - if there was a takeover here, who would be the potential suitors?

phats talks out of his behind

this guy has diluted early investors to smithereens. and itll just continue.

lol yeah good point, everyones in admin and going bust anyway so that other posters point about running out of cash is just irrrelevant

he bought ten grand, thats nothing.

some real dumbos on here.

people like phatstyle, go find a rock and crawl under it.

bad news really, the gyrometric guy wont know anything just wonder if trevor is going to bother here now

as a sell by investors chronicle

nicee big leaky buys last night, insider trading.