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While the risk to you being severely ill may well be low, we want to make sure every single 12—15—year—old is protected — and not only protected themselves, but also, as they go to school, it helps to protect hopefully their teachers and others that they interact with at school too. at some schools in england, where permission forms have been sent back, nhs staff are expected to begin immunising teenagers from today, with most likely to start later this week. the decision over whether to vaccinate the over—12s has been finely balanced because young people are at very low risk from co...

And northern ireland. we want to make sure every single 12—15—year—old is protected, and not only protected themselves, but also as they go into school, it helps to protect, hopefully, their teachers and others that they interact with at school, too. do you want to roll up your sleeve for me? for health and care workers, vulnerable people and the over—50s, the boosterjab programme is also now up and running, ensuring as many of us as possible have some vaccine protection ahead of what could be a challenging winter. dominic hughes, bbc news. the latest official figures on the pandemic i...

>> so you guys have a bunch of stuff about your dad? >> yes. this book is basically all about our dad. >> you made this at school? >> yeah. >> or you made this in art class? >> i made it in school. >> in school. and tell me about it. tell me what does it say? my dad is great. he is awesome. he is the greatest dad ever. >> come to daddy, come to daddy, come on, come on! ahh! he took me to the natatorium. i loved him so much. he took me on a water slide. he let me ride on his back. >> here we go, nolan. line up like i showed you. good job. almost. >> that's very nice. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> a...

Between rich companies like the uk and low and middle income countries. about 80% of the population here have received two vaccinations. in some companies like tenure and tanzania, it is lower than —— countries like kenya and tanzania it is 5%. we want a commitment to share surplus vaccines whether the world because that is how we get everybody out of this pandemic. if we do not do that, we risk more variants and future lock downs and risking loss of life and livelihood and devastation to economies. unicef are worried about the wider impact of this pandemic around the world. millions of ch...

Katharine da costa. having waited for older age groups to be vaccinated, the uk's12—to—15—year—olds are next in line to be offered a jab. some scottish health boards will start administering pfizer vaccines at drop—in clinics from today. those still making up their minds can choose to wait for an appointment later this month. while the risk to you being severely ill may well be low, we want to make sure every single 12—15—year—old is protected — and not only protected themselves, but also, as they go to school, it helps to protect hopefully their teachers and others that they...