News outlets continue coverage of Bill Gates' speech calling for 'detailed plan' to eradicate polio

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Feb 1 2013

Delivering the annual Richard Dimbleby lecture in London on Tuesday, Bill Gates, co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, called for a detailed plan to rid the world of polio by 2018. BBC One provides video footage of the speech and additional coverage can be found in the Economic Times, the Independent and the U.K.'s Express.

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