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Dose, largely. and so i dont think that there is a big problem here in the uk that really requires some form of coercion. i think here were very much in the situation where good communication and access will help the vast majority of people, and will end up being vaccinated. but to fully protect the community in a country like the uk, with the numbers youve described, do you believe it would be right now to push the vaccination to 16 and i7—year—olds? indeed, in the us, they now are vaccinat...

Indeed, in the us, they now are vaccinating all children over 12. do you think that is an important part of collective protection? well, i think at this moment, the key question for teenagers and younger children is whether or not vaccination of those groups has any direct benefit for them. and theres probably are a subgroup of children who have just slightly increased risk of severe disease. and definitely i think they should be included in vaccine programmes. but broader vaccination in childho...

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Criticism of the prospect. guardian columnist gaby hinsliff argues... for its part, the g7 would no doubt point to the billions that are being committed to vaccine programmes in the developing world. but think back to that tweet from joe biden. he wants to vaccinate children to restrict the delta variant in the us. 0k. but then listen to former us president bill clinton talking to the bbc. i think the g7 has a big obligation to get this vaccine out as quickly as possible to poorer countries. loo...

To get your own country vaccinated and were doing that. those priorities have meant the richest countries buying up the bulk of the vaccine supply. those priorities now mean children being vaccinated ahead of adults elsewhere, not yet in the uk, i should emphasise, but weve seen criticism of the prospect. guardian columnist gaby hinsliff argues that to do this... while, for its part, the g7 would no doubt point to the billions that are being committed to vaccine programmes in the developing worl...