the governmentjust to carry on as they are. the government 'ust to carry on as the are. ., the government 'ust to carry on as the are. . ., ., ,., they are. ok, and what about the 21st for that _ they are. ok, and what about the 21st for that final _ they are. ok, and what about the 21st for that final part _ they are. ok, and what about the 21st for that final part of - 21st for that final part of unlocking restrictions in england? would you advise a delay are not? it would depend on whether the number of hospitalisations and deaths actually go up. if they remain as low as they are, they have extremely i think we could go ahead with lifting all the restrictions. thank ou ve lifting all the restrictions. thank you very much _ lifting all the restrictions. thank you very much for _ lifting all the restrictions. thank you very much for your- lifting all the restrictions. thank you very much for your time i lifting all the restrictions. thank. you very much for your time today, professor. in the uk have either had covid or their covid jab, which the government will be interested ahead of its decision about lifting all restrictions — that decision is due monday. we can speak to our head of statistics. robert cuffejoins me. robert, what we know about this latest data, the indication of how many people who have either had co—that i had a jab, so the presence

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