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Approval for emergency use authorization. we'll see. again, this has to be reviewed independently, but as you point out if it holds up, it's encouraging, at least in terms of creating that impact of antibodies without any new safety problems. >> yeah, how important do you think this could be for this age group, at this point where we are in the pandemic? >> that's a key question. so if you look at overall omicron, i think it was clear that omicron was affecting younger children more so. it could be because it was affecting their upper airway more. but if you look at how effective the vaccine w...

Transplant patients had no antibodies after two shots. some said that's enough for me, i'm getting a third one. and june 15th, a study shows of three shot, nearly half did produce antibodies and there were no safety problems. it wasn't anything august 12th 12th that the fda and cdc said, okay, you can go ahead and get third shot. i had what do you think about this that people were lying? they said, look, we knew. we knew this was happening. in an ironic twist, when they said the third dose was okay in august, they were relying on the adult who got the shot against the rules. it was studied by ...

Positive opportunities and the positive limelight of what we're doing to stop knife crime as a whole. housing secretary michael gove is vowing to expose and pursue firms responsible for safety problems caused by cladding. today he's expected to announce measures that force developers to pay for cladding removal from lower—height buildings. the new plans mean people living in buildings between 11 and 18.5 metres high would not have to pay for the removal of dangerous cladding. a no—fly zone could be placed over windsor castle as part of a security review. the met police has applied for rest...

Sought to profiteer from the consequences of the grenfell tragedy — we are coming for you. but labour says the focus is on cladding only and the measures don't address the wider safety problems found on thousands of buildings. mr speaker, you cannot make a building half—safe. given that he recognises the injustice of all leaseholders caught up in the building safety crisis, why is he abandoning those who are hit with bills for non—cladding defects? under the government's £4 billion scheme, people living in blocks between 11—18 metres will no longer have to pay to remove dangerous clad...

It comes after 30 teenagers were killed in the capital last year — the highest number on record. ifeel that this research, well, hopefully, that this research will enable conversations and discussions. and instead we need to put out positive opportunities and the positive limelight of what we're doing to stop knife crime as a whole. housing secretary michael gove is vowing to expose and pursue firms responsible for safety problems caused by cladding. today he's expected to announce measures that force developers to pay for cladding removal from lower—height buildings. the new plan mean peo...