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News diary 1-7 March: One year since first UK Covid-19 death and Oprah interviews Harry and Meghan
Monday
A second appearance at the despatch box in under a week for Gavin Williamson, with departmental questions offering MPs another chance to quiz the Education Secretary and his ministerial team on the new arrangements for summer exams and plans for the return of pupils to schools on 8 March . Williamson appeared to suggest last week that there is room for manoeuvre, including a possible staggered return for secondary pupils as unions continued to warn against a “big bang” amid concerns over the practicalities of the testing regime.
Report calls for delaying second doses of vaccine, warns of surge fueled by coronavirus variant
From CNN’s Maggie Fox
A new report out Tuesday warns that a more transmissible variant of coronavirus threatens to start a renewed surge of infections in March, and suggests the US speed up vaccination by skipping second doses for now.
People over 65 should go to the front of the line, since they are by far the most vulnerable to severe disease and death, Epidemiologist Michael Osterholm and colleagues at the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota recommended.
They call on the US Food and Drug Administration and the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to quickly assemble advisers to help change vaccination guidelines to get more vulnerable people vaccinated more quickly, before the B.1.1.7 variant of the virus, first seen in the UK, causes more spread.