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Peter Weir says NI should follow Republic lead in offering vaccine to over 12s Former Education Minister Peter Weir said he believes young people should be offered the jab similar to development in the Republic. Picture by Kelvin Boyes/Press Eye/PA Wire 28 July, 2021 01:00 FORMER Education Minister Peter Weir has said he believes Stormont should follow the Republic s lead and offer children over 12 the covid vaccine. The Irish government yesterday extended Covid vaccines to children aged between 12 and 15 years of age. The Cabinet accepted advice from the National Immunisation Advisory Committee (NIAC) that recommends the extension of the vaccination programme to more children in their teens.
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Vaccine delays for Northern Ireland after AstraZeneca advice change Northern Ireland will face vaccine rollout delays for several weeks as UK advice regarding the use of AstraZeneca jabs has changed. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) advised that people under 40 should be offered an alternative to AstraZeneca due to a link to rare blood clots. The Department of Health has said people aged under 40 in NI will be offered the Pfizer-BioNTech jab. Northern Ireland will face vaccine rollout delays for several weeks as UK advice regarding the use of AstraZeneca jabs has changed. Pic: REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo
BBC News By Marie-Louise Connolly Published image copyrightReuters image captionPeople who have already received their first jab using AstraZeneca will get their second jab with the same vaccine The Department of Health has said people aged under 40 in NI will be offered the Pfizer-BioNTech jab. Health officials have urged people to keep coming forward for their Covid-19 vaccine. The change is not a result of new information on the vaccine s link to rare blood clots. This latest decision is because the risk from Covid-19 is falling, which alters the risk/benefit calculations for younger age groups. While this policy currently applies to those under 30, the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) has decided to move the age threshold after new and slightly increased figures on clots were reported.
BBC News Published media captionA look back at Arlene Foster s political career It was the grand finale which caught us all by surprise this week, including the central character. The final and brutal episode of an 18-year political career. Arlene Foster was well aware of a plot, but she hadn t read the script to the end. When she did it was too late; her fate had been sealed. The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) leader thought her line of duty was to stay in the job, but other DUP actors wanted her written out of the plot. While we all watched the dramatic conclusion, only those on the inside know the true storyline.
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Emer McKee: Belfast 12-year-old sets new world 5km record for athlete of her age Last updated on Emer McKee is a member of the Willowfield club in East Belfast A 12-year-old Belfast girl says she just tries to run as fast as I can after producing a 5km time of 16 minutes 40 seconds - a world record for her age. Emer McKee set the remarkable time while running in an event at Down Royal Racecourse over the weekend. The running prodigy is a member of the Willowfield Club in East Belfast. Normally I m just running as fast as I can and just waiting for it to be over, she told BBC Radio Ulster.