with his scientific and medical advisers and didn't see any need to push the bedridden, as they cite, no need to do that at this stage. he is far more worried about people perhaps not taking up the offer vaccinations and boosters. yes. vaccinations and boosters. yes, still that drive _ vaccinations and boosters. yes, still that drive and _ vaccinations and boosters. yes, still that drive and boosters, . vaccinations and boosters. yes, still that drive and boosters, a i still that drive and boosters, a quick thought about the coming week or so, quick thought about the coming week orso, because quick thought about the coming week or so, because anybody who's been watching our coverage in the last couple of hours will have heard several different scientists essentially saying we still need to be really cautious in terms of our social behaviour. is there any chance that any data could come through that might change a cabinet member's mind?— through that might change a cabinet member's mind? there's always that chance, member's mind? there's always that chance. but — member's mind? there's always that chance. but i — member's mind? there's always that chance, but i think _ member's mind? there's always that chance, but i think very _ member's mind? there's always that chance, but i think very clearly - member's mind? there's always that chance, but i think very clearly the i chance, but i think very clearly the view inside downing street is that a recall of parliament is pretty much something that they want to avoid. so they will take a look at the data on a day—to—day basis, they are not ruling out for the restrictions in due course. 0ne ruling out for the restrictions in due course. one thing i think is concerning them is not so much the rising number of infections, but the