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Hearing that for a start? my personal view as an individual, but in terms of my role as chief executive of king's college hospital, is to encourage our staff to be vaccinated and myself, my colleagues, we have been doing that since the vaccination programme started and we will continue to do that. but we will not make individuals be vaccinated. we must treat them with kindness, with compassion, we must give them every single opportunity to talk through if they don't want a vaccine, if they would like to talk, if they need any help or clarification, but ultimately, it is their choice, and i'm n...

Rules changes but not ending the filibuster. well, you don't have to actually end the filibuster -- you don't even have to have a carveout in the filibuster. you can change the rules in ways to allow ultimately for an up or down vote. the filibuster is so bastardized over the years that you could do a lot short of getting rid of it changing rules that would allow for that vote. kyrsten sinema, i heard the president speak to directly, when he said, whose side you want to be on? connors' or king's? sinema is well aware arizona was the last state to support martin luther king day as a holiday. sh...

Who are doing their utmost to support the public. dr clive kay, chief executive king's hospital in london, has said that 10% of his staff of 14,000 are yet to be vaccinated. my colleague sophie raworth asked him whether it was right for his staff to be forced to take the covid vaccine by april. they are not being forced, just to be really clear, they have not been forced and it is not mandatory, they are being encouraged. but they could lose theirjobs. there is a possibility if they choose not to be vaccinated they could be redeployed, and if we can't find that opportunity to redeploy, then th...

So i think we should do that. lateral flow tests have played a vital role in this current stage of the pandemic, so mr zahawi was quick to deny reports the government was planning to start charging for them, and labour's shadow chancellor says people need to be able to test regularly to stop passing on the virus. lateral flow tests are absolutely essential to keeping us protected and to keep our economy open. there is another potential threat to staffing levels on the horizon. all health care workers in england with direct contact with patients need to have had two covid jabs by the end of mar...

So you think the advantages outweigh any possible risks? that would have considerable benefits in terms of staffing, without significantly increasing the risk of disease transmission, so i think we should do that. lateral flow tests have played a vital role in this current stage of the pandemic, so mr zahawi was quick to deny reports the government was planning to start charging for them, and labour's shadow chancellor says people need to be able to test regularly to stop passing on the virus. lateral flow tests are absolutely essential to keep us protected l and to keep our economy open. ther...