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Vaccinated right now that i would say yes, but depending on the people, if you're not vaccinated, i can understand if you're maybe not that comfortable. i would feel 0k sat next to someone on the train as long as they were wearing a mask, but i think the two going, social distancing and masks going at the same time, would probably be a bit much. it wouldn't bother me if we waited - a couple of weeks intojuly. because of the indian variant. i think that element _ of caution might be worthwhile in the long run for us. bolton, which was the area worst hit by the new variant, is now seeing a decli...

Public support for covid immunisation remains high in the uk. with 27 million people now fully immunised, many of those will be wondering when legal restrictions on their freedoms to meet and travel will be lifted. well, our medical editor, fergus walsh, explained why the so—called delta variant was causing concern. is it going to be a wave this summer, ora ripple? what we didn't know three weeks ago is that the vaccine does work and give strong protection against the delta variant. two doses, not 100%, but very high protection. ministers and scientists are going to need every scrap of data ...

Restrictions should be lifted on the 21st ofjune. it's more because i'm vaccinated l right now that i would say yes, i but depending on the people, if you're not vaccinated, - i can understand if you're maybe not that comfortable. _ i would feel 0k sat next to someone on the train as long as they were wearing a mask, but i think the two going, social distancing and masks going at the same time, would probably be a bit much. it wouldn't bother me if we waited a couple of weeks intojuly because of the indian variant. i think that element of caution might be worthwhile in the long run for us. bol...

Assisted dying will be legal in 18 months, the peer leading a new drive to legalise the practice has predicted after she tabled the first legislation on the matter for half a decade. Speaking to The Telegraph, Baroness Meacher said she believed public sentiment was now behind changing the law to allow people who are terminally ill to take their own lives. "If people want to have some control at the end of their lives it is denied to them," she said in an interview. "They suffer terribly - and a lot of people unnecessarily so. I think people are more aware of how important it is ...

The Atlantic The Trouble With the Gavin Newsom Recall The California law that gives voters the power to remove a sitting governor doesn’t make sense in an era of unrelenting partisan conflict. Adam Maida / The Atlantic / Getty The recall election coming later this year for California Governor Gavin Newsom doesn’t appear likely to end with his removal from office. Although Newsom’s opponents have gathered enough signatures to require a vote—and conditions in the state could still change—polls show that public support for the effort is far below what Newsom’s critics will need to fo...