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Because of the way in which the prime minister has responded, it is more about did he consider these parties, did he consider them to have broken covid rules? and for that, it's either mps making a judgment call or they are looking for something which shows that which could be, the conversation that he had with aids before he made those statements, was he discussing what we know, they were breaches of covid rules, but what is the line i can carry? or if it becomes theirs proof that comes out in the course of the investigation that implies he must have known, that is the kind of things that wil...

Israel, people over 60, when they got the secretary shot, saw a substantial decline not just in infections but deaths. for 50-59 i think it's much more of a judgment call. there you can get it, you're eligible, probably worth having a conversation with your physician assessing your own risk. >> o'donnell: i had one friend say that a doctor told them under the age offall becaus deos in the fall there will be a new shot that could also protect against the omicron variant. >> if you're over 60 and you're more than four months out from your booster, you should go out and get that second booster. i...

Trying to go all out to paint this situation as not of their own making. they said it's all nato's fault. they've tried to say that, oh, we were provoked by ukraine. and putin has said that ukraine, all this special military operation because ukraine wants to destroy russia as though that were possible. i feel like the 10% of america that putin no, flat out, has not ordered war crimes, is not a war criminal, i feel like they are finding a little bit. i feel like there are some people who just don't know enough to make that call, and i respect them. the people who say, i don't know enough about...

The health service remains under pressure, but the immediate threat of omicron seems to be receding. ministers have made a judgment call. the costs of restrictions now outweigh the benefits. dominic hughes, bbc news, bolton. children in england no longer have to wear coverings during lessons — from next thursday they won't have to wear them at all, but some secondary school head teachers have criticised the move as too sudden. they say they will continue to tell students to keep masks on until they're certain infection rates are falling. our education correspondent elaine dunkley reports. at...

And large indoor events in scotland, the relaxing of rules for hospitality in northern ireland and a gradual easing of restrictions in wales. but in some parts of the uk, particularly in the north of england, infections are still very high. health officials are concerned that relaxing the rules has come to soon. enabling full mixing without any mitigation, such as wearing masks or social distancing, will mean that there will be, sort of, preventable transmission. it would've been slightly better had we got our case rates lower before we started to relax completely. the health service remains u...