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For business and i really wish it wasn't necessary and i hope it's not necessary for long, but there simply isn't an easy trade—off between protecting health and protecting the economy. if covid continues to spread rapidly the economic impact in the form of staff absences and diminished consumer confidence will be severe and we are already seeing those impacts. doing nothing won't help business. we must protect public health and the economy together by slowing the speed at which covid is spreading while we complete the booster programme. there are two further issues i want to touch on this a...

The booster programme, 61% was the latest figure we had for the number of people who have had a third dose so far. what comes next? how sustainable is it for us to inoculate the entire population every time there is a new variant or every time there is a new variant or every four months if immunity starts waving. 0nce every four months if immunity starts waving. once we get to the end of this rooster programme, he is saying we should turn to specifically trying to look at different things. so we have all obviously come slight epidemiologists through this pandemic. reading on the front page of ...

All very angry about this? well, a lot of people are very angry about it. yes, absolutely. william wragg mp said this. he said, "frankly, i am worn out defending "the invariably indefensible. " he thinks boris johnson should go. he's not the only conservative mp. perhaps half a dozen have gone public with that, but there are apparently more behind the scenes. are you one of them? no, i'm not. the prime minister has my support. like many people, i want to see what sue gray has in her report. i said last week he did the right thing to apologise and now we need to see what's in that report. but i...

Discs in her neck. she's been waiting for an operation for nearly a year, and she doesn't know when it might happen. if i had a date for my surgery, there's a light at the end of the tunnel. with no date, there's no light at the end of the tunnel. it isjust a long, dark tunnel of pain medication and sofa—sitting, and... ..that�*s my life. as the autumn progressed, daily cases continued to be high. older people and clinically—vulnerable groups began to be invited for a third vaccine, the booster. it means that i'm at less risk of infecting others and spreading the disease, so it's really ...

That, combined with the booster programme, is the key way as a country we will avoid the need for further measures. so that's some caution from the cabinet office minister stephen barclay. we heard from a health minister this morning saying that he's cautiously confident that the nhs has enough to manage with the increased strain that it's likely to see from omicron cases. there will be a review on wednesday of the restrictions that are in place at the moment. as you heard from stephen barclay, at the moment it does look unlikely that ministers are going to bring in more rules in england. and ...