we do and additive manufacturing process, which we call printing, we user plasma paper deposition process, to look up an ultrasound centre. and then we use other additive manufacturing techniques we have borrowed from the semiconductor industry to build up semiconductor industry to build up a sensor, but is so printed. then there is a three different steps of printing as we call it. , , ., , ., it. this is a six filament hnear it. this is a six filament linear array it. this is a six filament linear array and - it. this is a six filament| linear array and typically it. this is a six filament i linear array and typically it is used linear array and typically it is used for inspection, corrosion mapping, because it is so corrosion mapping, because it is so flexible it can be wrapped around pipes and conform to complex geometry. we can look conform to complex geometry. we can look inside of objects using can look inside of objects using ultrasound. can look inside of ob ects usin
has promised to address mps soon after publication and that still stands? , ., , after publication and that still stands? can - after publication and that still stands? can i i after publication and that still. stands? can i ask after publication and that still - stands? can i ask you stands? yes, it does. can i ask you on national stands? yes, it does. can i ask you on national insurance, stands? yes, it does. can i ask you on national insurance, a stands? yes, it does. can i ask you on national insurance, a number. stands? yes, it does. can i ask you on national insurance, a number ofj on national insurance, a number of conservative mps are lobbying the prime minister to rethink the april national insurance rise. is there any plan to change that s there is no plan to change it, it was approved by the cabinet and by parliament. indie approved by the cabinet and by parliament. approved by the cabinet and by parliament. ~ ., ., ,, , parliament. we need to make sure the nhs is
follow my own rules, because nobody else is following the rules either. i else is following the rules either. i don t else is following the rules either. i don t think that is helpful. i idon t think that is helpful. i think i don t think that is helpful. i think it s i don t think that is helpful. i think it s pretty much as tony said, we have think it s pretty much as tony said, we have information from scientists. the government has to balance it all out. the government has to balance it all out the the government has to balance it all out the pie the government has to balance it all out. the pie only has so many resources out. the pie only has so many resources and money in it, and the one thing resources and money in it, and the one thing they do want as we have seen one thing they do want as we have seen after one thing they do want as we have seen after two years of slightly shredded society is that we do need to keep shredded society is that we do need to ke
the minute, the main issue here is trying to balance the pressure is on the nhs and the need for the economy to continue as best it can. if the nhs and the need for the economy to continue as best it can. ii are to continue as best it can. if we look at the to continue as best it can. if we look at the times, to continue as best it can. if we look at the times, this - to continue as best it can. if we| look at the times, this is talking about what caroline referred to a moment ago, too late to stop omicron, says adviser, it is already spreading within the community, it s notjust about spreading within the community, it s not just about people spreading within the community, it s notjust about people bringing it in from other parts of the world. that will be the case from other parts of the world. that will be the case with from other parts of the world. trust will be the case with pretty much any variance. the idea that the uk can completely shut itself off are any possible var
review is announced. the times reports there are plans to let ministers throw out legal rulings they do not like. and it s brexit on the daily express front cover saying uk companies will be able to compete on a level playing field. white neck feels like an old headline, doesn t that? with the read is that, though, perhaps, or not. let s start tony, with the telegraph. more than 300,000 people housebound have not had their boosterjabs. we are all being encouraged to get them, though. that seems to be encouraged to get them, though. that seems to be a encouraged to get them, though. trust seems to be a bit of an issue of who is going to go into peoples properties and give them their boosterjab. the government has offered gps £30 per household, but gps are not that keen on doing it, they have too much work to do. some areas have tried to sign up pharmacies and others have asked the st. john s ambulance for help. this is obviously a big chink in the