Shut, pubs closed, some parts of the country are deserted again. But there is also reel concern in government, that not everybody is following the new lockdown in the strict stay at home message. The government rules only are one part of this, what really matters is what every person does, because that is how the virus spreads, we could all do something to help, which is to stay at home, because every time you try to flex the rules, that could be fatal. The Health Secretary didnt rule out taking extra measure, because the real concern among experts about the Health Service in its ability to cope with the rising number of cases. We will go over on three. These pictures from londons University College hospital give a sense of just how University College hospital give a sense ofjust how much strain hospitals are under. It was bad in march, it is much worse now, we have seen record numbers cross the board, record numbers of cases and hospitalisations, record numbers of deaths. We are now i
Not a someone like you. Lucky it is nota singing someone like you. Lucky it is not a singing competition chorleys fa cup dream continues as they shock derby county to move into round four. Good morning, we start this morning with a few icy patches and some fog around as well, but it will be a milder day today, some much needed milder day today, some much needed mild air is on the way and its a fairly mild weekend on the way. Join me for all the details. Its sunday, the 10th of january. Good morning. Our top story hundreds of thousands of people aged 80 and over are being invited to book their slot at one of englands mass vaccination centres. Letters have been sent to those who live within 45 minutes drive of one of the seven sites, which are due to open this week as our health correspondent, Anna Collinson reports. There are already more than 1000 vaccination sites across england, but the rollout is expanding further, with some of the most vulnerable now invited to receive theirjab ata
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