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Rising infections, record numbers of boosters are now being administered. 30 million have beenjabbed so far. from the new year, boosters will be offered to all over—16s, as well as at—risk 12 to 15—year—olds, those living with someone with a weakened immune system, and teenagers who are immunosuppressed themselves will get a fourth jab. for the first time, 5 to 11—year—olds in the uk, with specific health conditions, will be offered two smaller doses of the pfizer vaccine eight weeks...

That 50% will soon just be overwhelmed by the increasing case numbers. so, the total impact of omicron is still very, very significant, because its such a highly transmissible virus and its growing so quickly. in the face of rapidly rising infections, record numbers of boosters are now being administered. 30 million have beenjabbed so far. from the new year, boosters will be offered to all over—16s, as well as at—risk 12 to 15—year—olds, those living with someone with a weakened immune s...

But scientists are working flat—out to provide the data governments need to make tough decisions on how best to respond to the virus. katherine da costa, bbc news. with me is our political correspondent ben wright. there is still a sense of people wanting more clarity, i think, with this new data showing that may be the effect is weaker, but were still hearing about huge pressures on the health service and we are seeing other regions around the uk taking tougher measures potentially after chri...

Doubling every two days, that 50% will soon just be overwhelmed by the increase in case numbers. so that the total impact of omicron is still very, very significant, because its such a highly transmissible virus and its growing so quickly. in the face of rapidly rising infections, record numbers of boosters are now being administered. 30 million have beenjabbed so far. from the new year, boosters will be offered to all over 16s, as well as at risk 12 to 15—year—olds, those living with someon...

To provide the data governments need to make tough decisions on how best to respond to the virus. katherine dacosta, bbc news. lets speak to our political correspondent ben wright. good morning. good news to a degree is the phrase scientists are using. what, potentially, does this mean for policies and to have to make decisions about the lives we lead? good morning. iam decisions about the lives we lead? good morning. i am sure this data will have _ good morning. i am sure this data will have a ...

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