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Being said, there was some disappointment from people who expected the executive to go further today. what they did decide to do is keepin today. what they did decide to do is keep in place the rules around social distancing indoors under the guidance around home—working. that is a big frustration for the hospitality industry, because that industry have been pushing very hard for social distancing rules to be relaxed indoors so they could get more people in, booking more tables and things like...

Provide tomorrow, though, in terms of when -- when we think we might need this for the general population. >> and lets talk about -- um -- children under 12. the surgeon general says that a vaccine for kids under 12 could be ready before the end of 2021. how does that change the dynamic of this pandemic? and how fast can we get kids -- get enough kids vaccinated? >> well, the reason we need it is really exemplified by whats going on, now. we have got this firestorm raging across the south where ...

Alive. states increasing access for uptake and patient confidence. weve conducted virtual trainings for physicians and health system officials and this has been, you know, in arizona, nevada, utah, wyoming with more to come in alabama and elsewhere. and in fact, in arizona we have a federal clinical team on the ground now helping to set up and run two sites to provide these treatments and those efforts are paying off. now of the covid positive patients, the arizona team has treated so far not on...

Effective vaccines for kids 5 to 11, but you cannot rush the science. if the time isnt right, its not right. i just hope the uptake can really explain the situation so that people arent guessing and wondering, and thinking that moved the agency couldve moved faster. >> its one of those interesting debates for parents. we hear a lot in the news about parents who dont want their children to get a vaccine, dont want their children to wear a mask. we dont often hear from parents, like myself, who ac...

And millions like him. —— if so, it will make a big difference to denis and millions like him. more information on covid and the vaccination programme because we have had figures through from the nhs regarding the uptake of the covid vaccine with them saying three in four uk adults have now had both doses of the vaccine so 75% of all uk adult have now had both doses of vaccine, that is confirmation in the last few moments there from the government and from the nhs so there is the latest figu...

7 trillion-dollar pile of big government bloat explicitly designed to turn america into a european-style welfare state. thats what these republican senators are voting for. in a moment we will be joined by utah senator mike lee the correspondent for the uptake on the process. >> steve the senate will turn its attention to more controversial infrastructure plan that is a bigger challenge for democrats. they aim to go alone and writing a massive three.5 trillion-dollar infrastructure bills senate ...

They are saying covid-19 is a problem, but only at the border. in texas new cases are on a steep climb. the seven-day average of nearly 12,000 cases yesterday. they say it is not the states low uptake of the vaccine is to blame. if you ask senator ted cruz it is this. >> if you dont want to see this pandemic come back with the delta variant, most of these illegal immigrants coming in have not been vaccinated. they are being put in cages with other people who are called the positive. they are spr...

7 trillion-dollar pile of big government bloat explicitly designed to turn america into a european-style welfare state. thats what these republican senators are voting for. in a moment we will be joined by utah senator mike lee the correspondent for the uptake on the process. >> steve the senate will turn its attention to more controversial infrastructure plan that is a bigger challenge for democrats. they aim to go alone and writing a massive three.5 trillion-dollar infrastructure bills senate ...

Why is he hesitant? a lot of online stuff. he reads the misinformation about it, a bit sceptical. hes a bit nervous about the long term side effects of it. latest figures show that, while vaccine hesitancy is falling slightly among the young, just under 70% of 18— to 29—year—olds have had their first jab compared to just under 90% of the wider adult population. but the nhs lead at this pop—up clinic says young uptake is proportional to the relatively short time theyve been eligible for t...

To nurses, district nurses, gps, everyone in the communities, we have been doing our level best to get the vaccination programme and rolling. we still have to tackle misinformation and we are doing a lot of work, 20 engagement gauge bit harder to reach communities or communities that are not engaged with mainstream medicine so much because of language barriers, etc. flu vaccine will be the other key components because the last thing we want is to go into lockdown again because we have a rise in ...