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Staff, and i6—1i9s deemed to be at risk from covid and household contacts of people with a weakened immune system. so these are the cohorts we saw at the start of the pandemic, and these will be mirrored this time, alongside the flu jabs, so that is who will get it. they have decided it should be given six months after a second dose of covid vaccine. the when to give it was really crucial. you don't want to give it to soon when you don't actually need it. leaving a longer gap might actually benefit the immune response, but they don't want to risk leaving it too late, so they felt that this w...

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Week consultation on whether it should be compulsory for nhs staff in england to be vaccinated against covid—19. under the plans, front line workers and care home staff would also need to get flu jabs. some unions are warning it will lead to a staff shortage but the health secretary sajid javid says getting both jabs protects vulnerable patients. these comments have been echoed by the social care minister helen whatley. so, we have a policy that we've already legislated for. that is to require those working in care homes, and on the premises, to be doubly—vaccinated. and that's because we'...

Hospital admissions are also up we can week, although nowhere near the peak back injanuary. these don't yet fully reflect the return of schools in england, wales and northern ireland. we will have to wait a little longer for the data on that. and of course in scotland, when schools returned in august, that was seen as a factor as communities opened up, a factor in a sharp rise in cases there. boris johnson told the bbc yesterday that he was concerned about the situation, and experts are not clear where things go from here as winter approaches, although clearly, the success of the vaccination p...

Well. secondly, safe and legal roots. the government made a huge mistake in closing down the dub scheme to help unaccompanied children, it was supposed to help 3,000, they closed it after 480. thirdly, this government made a big mistake abolishing the department to department —— develop and come of the one department focused on why people become refugees in the first place, that should be reinstated. —— the department for international development. the department for international development-— mps in the uk have approved the government's plan to increase national insurance contribut...