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PM defends decision to keep nurseries open

PM defends decision to keep nurseries open Catherine Gaunt Friday, January 8, 2021 Prime Minister Boris Johnson said that it was very important to keep early years provision open for key workers, but failed to mention that childcare settings are currently open for all children, during yesterday s Downing Street press conference. Boris Johnson speaking during the Downing Street coronavirus press conference on 7 January 2021 Register now to continue reading Thank you for visiting Nursery World and making use of our archive of more than 35,000 expert features, subject guides, case studies and policy updates. Why not register today and enjoy the following great benefits:

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Prime Minister s statement on coronavirus 7 January 2021

So altogether, nearly 1.5 million people across the UK have now received their first dose and within 2-3 weeks all of them will have a very considerable degree of immunity. And it is thanks to the arrival of the Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine which can be stored at room temperature, that we can accelerate the pace of vaccination in care homes. We are using that vaccine in care homes for the first time today and by the end of the month we hope to have offered every elderly care home resident a vaccine. Our new National Booking Service will also make it easier to book and access appointments

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UK Covid vaccine rollout: 5 things you need to know

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has provided an update on the rollout of the vaccine across the UK and set out plans and priorities for the coming weeks. Speaking at a Downing Street press conference on Thursday afternoon (January 7), Mr Johnson revealed how many people in the country have received the vaccine so far. He also spoke about the Government s plans to vaccinate every care home resident by the end of the month and the role the Army will play in helping the NHS. Here are five updates on the rollout of both vaccines across the UK, based on today s press conference also attended by the Chief Executive of NHS England and the Commander of Military Support to the Vaccine Delivery Programme.

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Army to use battle techniques to help vaccine rollout

Army to use battle techniques to help vaccine rollout
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Boris Johnson: Army to be used in vaccine rollout

Army to be used in vaccine rollout as PM promises 100k doses per day The Army will use “battle preparation techniques” to keep up the pace of Covid-19 vaccine rollout across the UK, with hundreds of thousands of doses per day administered by the middle of this month, Boris Johnson has said. The Prime Minister said almost 1.5 million people have now been vaccinated against the disease and the Government intends to give everyone in care homes a jab by the end of January. Speaking at a Downing Street press conference, the Prime Minister said people had a right to know how quickly jabs could be rolled out and stressed the NHS was ready to administer vaccines as quickly as they could be supplied.

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