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Younger age groups, because of the amount of infection there has been, the naturally enquired immunity, coupled with the vaccination programme, those age groups are reaching herd immunity and that will bring cases down and help drive down the cases in the older age groups, coupled with the boost it programme, that will provide more protection. i was talking to a scientist at the end of last week was saying the government cant rely on herd immunity. clearly, the herd immunity we are talking about...

The "moment of truth": as world leaders prepare for cop26, this report is another thundering wake—up call. how many more do we need? the recent ipcc report already showed that unless we reduce global carbon emissions by 45% from 2010 levels by 2030, 100 months from now, we will not reach a 1.5 degree future. so, in light of that statement, what should we make of australias contribution today. the prime minister, scott morrisson pledged today they will meet the target of net zero emmissions by ...

Last few days, anger has been mounting at the governments position. they have been protesting on the streets in margate in kent and they have taken to the beaches in nearby whitstable. what everyone agrees on is that the victorian water system needs rescuing but it will cost billions and billions to do so. so conway, bbc news. the government has acknowledged that its yet to deliver on its pledge to give 500 million pounds to youth services in england. ministers announced the youth investment fun...

This week. simon jones, bbc news. the former cabinet minister owen paterson could be suspended from parliament for 30 days after he was found to have broken commons rules on lobbying. the conservative mp is accused of putting pressure on ministers and officials on behalf of two companies for whom he was a paid consultant. the commons standards committee said it was an egregious breach of rules, but the mp for north shropshire says the findings are biased and unfair. our political correspondent i...

Could be more dangerous. but what we do know, what we do know about this virus is that the best things that we can do to protect ourselves are to get vaccinated, to take sensible precautions. and so for all those people like me that are hoping and planning for a normal christmas, which i do, by the way, think thats where well be, well have a normal christmas, if we want that, lets just keep playing our part. part of that reasoning could be linked to new modelling that predicts cases will plummet...

Estimated that the compliance rate within those two categories would be closer to 60%. similarly with birmingham was like licensed taxi fleet we have seen compliance with emission standards double since 2018 for private hire and hackney. what my people are doing a replicating and replacing that that is not the only thing people need to do. the clean air zone initially important to help to encourage people to do something different. we know more vehicles that are compliant on road is not the answ...

Staff in hospital to do it. i think plan b is inevitable. in the times newspaper this morning the chancellor, rishi sunak, has reiterated that case numbers are in line with what was expected and restrictions will be reviewed if necessary, saying that a range of options are available, and those are not options that involve lockdowns or very significant economic restrictions. covid boosterjabs and flu vaccinations are the key to protection. the former head of covid vaccine delivery in england, dr ...

Dr emily lawson, has now returned to the post. credited with the early success of the vaccine rollout, her return indicating ministers anticipate significant strain on the nhs in the coming months. data for england from the 0ns last week shows the sharpest rises in covid case rates were among children, but there were some increases among older age groups as well. the uk has recorded over 40,000 new daily covid cases for the past ten days. experts on sage, who advise the government, say modelling...