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Now its time for a look back at the week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament, your irreplaceable guide to the world of westminster and beyond. in this programme, labour delivers the prime ministers end—of—term report. last week, a million kids were off school, businesses are closing and millions will spend their summer self—isolating. a self—isolating borisjohnson explains the governments approach to covid. you have to balance the catastrophe of the disease ...

The government doesn t deny that staffing pressures exist — but argues self—isolation remains a necessary measure. for that to be effective though people need to keep self—isolating. as my colleaguejonathan blake notes in his analysis today: �*any and that risk arguably becomes greater still now england has lifted almost all covid restrictions. the governments strategy is to ask people to take �*informed decisions�* on self—isolation. today provided more information — and as the ...

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16 months after they were introduced, most legal restrictions on social contact have been lifted in england. there are now no limits on how many people can meet or go to events; nightclubs can reopen; table service wont be needed in pubs and restaurants. but the prime minister, borisjohnson, is urging people to remain cautious. he, the chancellor, and the health secretary are all self—isolating, and ministers warn that the number of new infections will continue to surge. our first report from ...

The measure will also apply to under—18s even if they havent had a jab. the opposition labour party questioned what the lifting of restrictions, amid rising cases, will mean for the most vulnerable. heres our health editor, hugh pym. getting pinged. the nhs covid app alerting people they have been in contact with someone who tested positive and telling them to self—isolate for up to ten days. that will come to an end in england in mid august for those who are double jabbed. whether elected b...

The week in parliament. hello again, and welcome to the week in parliament, your irreplaceable guide to the world of westminster and beyond. in this programme, labour delivers the prime ministers end—of—term report. last week, a million kids were off school, businesses are closing and millions will spend their summer self—isolating. a self—isolating borisjohnson explains the governments approach to covid. you have to balance the catastrophe of the disease against the suffering that is ca...

Who are double jabbed, whether allotted by the app or test and trace officials, they will be simply asked to get tested. people we spoke to in slough said they had bad memories of self—isolation. the office is only round the corner from the house and they wanted me to be in the office and stuff, and as a result i couldnt be, and it was a really bad time. i had the experience of isolating so it is very difficult. i would encourage everyone tojust have the vaccine, to be honest. i work on a cont...

You have to take. again, you have to balance the catastrophe of the disease against the suffering that is caused by lockdowns, the impacts on mental health, the loss of life chances for young people, mr speaker. the labour leader accused borisjohnson of breaking numerous promises. mr speaker, he also promised that monday would be freedom day. he said 18 times from that despatch box that itd be irreversible. but the truth is hes let a new variant into the country, hes let cases soar and hes left ...

Their summer self—isolating. but dont worry, mr speaker, the prime ministers got it all under control. because this morning we read hes got a new three—word slogan — keep life moving. you couldnt make it up. mr speaker, isnt it clear theres only three words, three words this prime minister needs to focus on — geta grip? mr speaker, lets look at the position now as it was at the end of last year. and as we come to the end of this parliamentary term, lets be absolutely clear that it is tha...