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Can come at a big cost. it can take longer to find a newjob, and when you do, it can lead to a significant reduction in salary, as well as impact retirement plans. older workers form a really large proportion of the current workforce. and whats particularly worrying is we see a big uptake in unemployment among that large group, thats a lot of people who are really going to struggle to retire with secure finances. back in stoke, as we filmed, mandy received two job interviews. i love to work, i h...

Jim reed, has this report. in just over three months time, the government hopes to hit its target of offering a first vaccine dose to every adult in the country. from today, the next age group down, all those aged 44 years old, are being invited to book theirjabs in england. with those aged a0 to 43 likely to be added later this week. younger people are still at risk of getting covid. they are at risk for severe disease, and of course we know there are other side—effects such as long covid. th...

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Around half a million alt—year—olds in england will be invited to book their first dose of a coronavirus vaccine from today. a0 to 43—year—olds are expected to follow later this week. it comes as a new tv ad campaign is being launched to encourage all under—50s across the uk to say yes when theyre offered a shot. our health correspondent jim reed has this report. in just over three months time, the government hopes to hit its target of offering a first vaccine does to every adult in th...

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Vaccinated, how long is it going to be? >> given the time past, it would take ten years or something? >> officials have blamed european exports for the delay. red tape and poor planning and vaccine hesitancy have held the country back. >> reporter: a key reason is japans slow approval process. the country requires additional trials of the vaccines. so far it only approved pfizer. japan has one of the lowest rate of vaccine confidence in the world drirven by a vacseries of vaccine scandals. >> re...

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Would be the case. >> reporter: and then. >> there was no plan to get shots into arms. >> no plan? >> no plan. early dose of moderna and pfizer were drop shipped to states and there were not enough places. >> reporter: they say you were using their playbook on vaccine distribution. >> i just think thats just not true. >> i have to say its frustrate when they spend all of their time disparaging what we did. they say we didnt have a plan? >> yeah. we had 65 plans. >> reporter: localized, not centr...