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For what happened is this. a lot of these people at that time were working 18 hour days to deliver one of the best if not the best vaccine programme in the world. they were exhausted. to this sue gray says: "those challenges also applied to key and frontline workers across the country who were working under equally, if not more, demanding conditions". and borisjohnson picked up on this. it is no use saying that this or that was within the rolls and theres no use saying that people working hard. ...

Younger people, the overall vaccine programme and the boosters. but it is right that we accept this advice and make this option available to parents as a nonurgent offer. bud parents as a nonurgent offer. and what would _ parents as a nonurgent offer. and what would you _ parents as a nonurgent offer. and what would you say to reassure some parents that they perhaps had the vaccine himself because they know they are at greater risk? first vaccine himself because they know they are at greater ris...

Degrees north to south. if you are feeling the wind, that is academic. i will be looking ahead to the rest of the week in about half an hour. see you then. later today, the prime minister will lay out his vision for repealing all remaining covid restrictions in england, saying his plan will bring the country "towards a return to normality." despite this, hes warning that we shouldnt "throw caution to the wind" as the virus still remains dangerous for some. so, what will change? its expected that...

The prime minister is to lay out his vision for repealing all remaining covid restrictions in england, saying his plan will bring the country, "towards a return to normality." despite this, borisjohnson is warning that we shouldnt "throw caution to the wind," as the virus remains dangerous for some. its expected that, by the end of the week, the legal requirement to self—isolate will be scrapped for those who test positive, and will be replaced with advice instead. free lateral flow and pcr te...

Thank you for the very latest from both of you. if you want to get in touch with us today about this story orany touch with us today about this story or any of the other stories we are covering, you can do that on twitter. you can use the hashtag bbc your questions. a lot of you have been getting in touch about the story coming up next and i will be reading out some of your comments, as many as we can fit in. prime minister is to lay out his vision for repealing all remaining covid restrictions ...

From the uk. translation: we ran out of vaccines at one point, so any donations coming from friendly states, like the uk, would be appreciated. we really need them to fully vaccinate the majority of the population. the donations are welcome, but poorer countries can still lose out. donated vaccines sometimes come at short notice and with a short shelf life. some have been destroyed after arriving in africa because they were out of date. you know, the difficulty. for low—income countries is tha...

To be rolled back. the vaccine programme will remain open to anyone who hasnt had their doses yet. across the rest of the uk, in northern ireland, restrictions are no longer legally—binding. wales is at alert level zero, which is the lowest level of covid rules. and in scotland, first minister nicola strugeon is due to update msps tomorrow. in westminster today, the prime minister will chair a cabinet meeting this morning, before addressing the commons later this afternoon. earlier our chief p...

About being targeted by russia. nomia iqbal, thank you. in other news... all covid travel restrictions for people coming into the uk are to be dropped, even for people who are not vaccinated. it means no more passenger locator forms or pcr tests when you enter britain. the government say the action is due to the success of the vaccine programme. the supreme court has refused julian assanges latest appeal against extradition to the united states. he had been fighting extradition to the us where h...

Since the start at the pandemic yesterday. the numbers today have dropped back a little but what was key in the number of people of hospital is that the number in intensive care was very low, relative to the large number who are in hospital. a sign, the government say, that the vaccine programme is working. as you say, a sign that it looks from the figures of people testing positive and testing water that perhaps this latest peak is passing. what nicola sturgeon and her cabinet and government ha...

Of worship, marriage ceremonies, civil partnerships and funerals and that from the 18th of april, it will no longer be a requirement to wear masks in shops, public transport and in other indoor settings. up to easter, they are still asking people to carry on carrying out lateral flow tests here in scotland twice a week. seven days in a row if you have been a close contact, told you are a close contact as a man who tested positive, and ahead of visiting someone who is considered vulnerable. the v...