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the government is to try to make developers pay billions to help fix the cladding crisis. and the hopeful new cancer treatment that reprogrammes immune systems to fight disease. and coming up in sport on the bbc news channel, the first of the fa cup third round ties, as manchester city look to avoid a slip up at league two swindon town. good evening. the independent panel that advises the government on vaccines says it believes a fourth dose won t be needed for the moment to protect against severe covid disease. the uk health security agency believes the evidence suggests third jabs or boosters do continue to provide high protection. the news comes after a sharp rise in staff absences at nhs hospitals in england because of health workers contracting covid. the government says the nhs faces
widespread ability to get vaccinated, that vaccines are the way to take the claws and the fangs away from the virus and turn it into a more manageable disease, that kids face a much lower risk from covid than adults do. and with omicron receding, you know, in a patchwork fashion around the country, it is really time to start lifting mitigations whose benefits are unclear at best and whose harms are mounting. we have seen, as you know, that the aap and the surgeon general have declared a mental health emergency for teens and children in this country. we cannot wait longer to think about lifting restrictions that are causing more harm than doing good. we need to have these restrictions in place at some point down the road we may need them. right now is the time to really balance the risk of the covid disease itself against the harms of the mitigations. randi, we understand the