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Put submissions forward. so it does make it very, very difficult to appeal and it s also based on a public interest test and that also is restrictive in how it is interpreted. we know he has not had a vaccination, what do we know though about what he feels and what he has told in interviews and how much he is promoting an anti vaxxer agenda? that s one of the points of discussion so far this morning. is whether or not it is known he is an antivaxxer just because he has not been vaccinated so the evidence that the minister is relying upon is general knowledge as well as the fact that there was an article actually with the bbc last year where he indicated before vaccinations were available that he may not wish to be vaccinated so that s taken up actually quite a bit of time this morning in terms of the court discussion. ....
You are watching bbc news. the lifting of covid 19 restrictions has so far relied on high levels of vaccination. most people have now had three jabs against coronavirus, but there are still those who haven t yet had their first due to a fear of needles. special sessions are being held in vaccination centres in lincolnshire to help people overcome their phobia. anne marie tasker has more. covid jabs are something we are used to seeing on the tv, and that most have experienced first hand. but for one woman from skegness, even the thought of getting this close to a needle makes her faint. jenny smith has had a phobia of injections since she was at school, and was almost sick when she tried to book an appointment for a covid vaccination. i do really want it, i am not an antivaxxer at all. ....
For a covid vaccination. i do really want it, i am not an antivaxxer at all. a lot of people will not understand it, they will just say, turn away, don t look, it is just a few seconds. those people don t understand. when my other half actually went for his first jab, i literally sat out in the car park in the car, and i really, really felt faint because i knew what he was going to do. why am i reacting like that? it is not even my injection, not my vaccine. how did you feel when your partner and your mum and dad went for their injections? i kind of started feeling jealous. i was really happy for them but just secretly thinking, why is that not me, why can ijust not be as brave as them and just do it? last year we saw adam twice spend over three hours trying to overcome his fear of needles to get a jab. so for those people with a phobia, ....
Most people in Germany support the government's coronavirus policies. But a small, yet vocal, minority rejects vaccinations, masks, and distancing rules, and denies the existence of the virus. It's a conflict that's changed the social climate. ....
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