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So we are in good hands for the papers tonight! let's take a look at tomorrow's front pages, then. the expansions of the government's covid booster programme dominates the front pages. the is lead focuses on the pledge by the prime minister that everyone over the age of 18 in england will be offered a booster by the end of january. the army will be mobilized to ramp up the roll—out, says the metro, with 400 troops helping to administer half a millionjabs a day. the telegraph focuses on the tightening of covid restrictions, including a 10—day isolation for anyone who comes into contact with...

Understand and i see the point in raised here but it is so important that we make the case for vaccine still, hundreds of thousands of lives have been saved. if we can continue on this course, we do not have to necessarily see the over 2,000,000 deaths mark being... of course marked, as i say by march next year, so it is... that is how vaccines work in this case. the majority of hospitalisation, hospitalised cases across europe are in the unvaccinated. we hospitalised cases across europe are in the unvaccinated.— in the unvaccinated. we had a big debate about _ in the unvaccinated. we had a ...

Nepal Election Commission has proposed dates for local level elections in March next year to Prime Minister Sher Bahadur Deuba.

Forty diagnostic sites offering nhs tests and scans are being opened around england in local communities, including shopping centres. it's hoped they will help reduce waiting times for routine operations and ease pressures on hospitals. our health editor hugh pym reports. a report for nhs england last year recommended that diagnostic hubs or one—stop shops should be set up away from major hospitals so patients could get check—ups close to their homes. pilot schemes were launched and now the initiative is being extended with 40 centres open seven days a week, due to be set up in england by ...