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Else, manages vaccine programmes and what impact that has on its health services to deliver other non—covid health programmes. if you had a five gap between the two primary doses at least. and that boosterjab. it is now at least four months between the booster and this fourth covid vaccination proposed. where do you see the vaccination programme going over the next year, a couple of years, if more variants emerge, professor?— years, if more variants emerge, professor? years, if more variants emerge, rofessor? , ., , ,, ., , , professor? nobody really knows but i can be sure — professor? ...

Rightly suspicious of vaccine programmes, do have suspicion simply with that? —— do you have sympathy with that? —— do you have sympathy with that? —— do you have sympathy with that? we with that? -- do you have sympathy with that? ~ . . . ., . with that? we had a rampage on a radio programme _ with that? we had a rampage on a radio programme and _ with that? we had a rampage on a radio programme and the - with that? we had a rampage on a radio programme and the polio i radio programme and the polio vaccine was delayed for many months. and we have a long history of this. in britain...

A "marginal" health benefit for that age group and could not be recommended on health grounds alone. well, ministers are now expected to back the new recommendation as part of the covid winter plan the prime minister will set out tomorrow. let's discuss this further and get more detail. with me now is our health correspondent anna collinson. take us through the details. the element up until now only 12 to 15—year—olds with underlying health is—year—olds with underlying health conditions were allowed to have a covid—i9 vaccine, and only conditions were allowed to have a covid-19 vacci...

Look at the direct effects and indirect effects. direct effects are benefits to the person getting the vaccine, and indirect effects are to everybody else. most of our vaccine programmes do have those benefits, as well. but we do always want there to be a net benefit for the person being vaccinated, so that has to take priority. and in this case, the vaccines we've got at the moment are not that great at interrupting transmission, particularly of the delta variant. so those indirect effects are relatively minor consideration anyway. but effects are relatively minor consideration anyway. but we...

In the situation where good communication and access will help the vast majority of people, and will end up being vaccinated. but to fully protect the community in a country like the uk, with the numbers you've described, do you believe it would be right now to push the vaccination to 16 and i7—year—olds? indeed, in the us, they now are vaccinating all children over 12. do you think that is an important part of collective protection? well, i think at this moment, the key question for teenagers and younger children is whether or not vaccination of those groups has any direct benefit for the...