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It feels right to bring those restrictions down. despite limits on visitors being lifted, other issues for care homes could mean they still have to manage numbers. we have still got shortages in staff. we have got over 50% of services who are in outbreak, so facilitating visits, we need to be absolutely clear, you know, these are time—consuming, and when you have a lot of people wanting to come through at the same time, we are going to have to limit the number of people coming into the service...

The government has very craftily put all of the onus on the care homes. along with care homes, the government will consult on whetherjabs should be mandatory in the nhs, prompting questions about which other workplaces could adopt the new rules. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. with me is anita astle, director of the national care association and managing director at wren hall nursing home. and im alsojoined by pam banwait, who runs four care homes in yorkshire and nottinghamshire. were very gratefu...

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