arms. i m here of the vaccinations directory for the north west of london, juliette brown. what is that the atmosphere here today and how successful has the roll out bean? it has been incredible today, we have -ot has been incredible today, we have got hundreds of people coming in, notiust got hundreds of people coming in, notiust for got hundreds of people coming in, notjust for their got hundreds of people coming in, not just for their boosters, but for the first not just for their boosters, but for the first and second vaccinations as welt the first and second vaccinations as welt we the first and second vaccinations as well. we were just urge anyone, whatever well. we were just urge anyone, whatever vaccination it is, to come down, whatever vaccination it is, to come down, you whatever vaccination it is, to come down, you can walk into wembley this afternoon down, you can walk into wembley this afternoon and we would encourage you to get afternoon and we would encou
people queued this morning forjabs outside a chilly wembley stadium. omicron accounts for an estimated 80% of cases in london now. people are trying to protect themselves and their family christmas plans. i would prefer to have it done before christmas. i have an elderly grandfather who is 90 years old so i want to be able to see him and get this over and done with. as soon as i heard that they have an event here where they are giving the boosters out, so i decided to book one immediately for myself. it feels really good. but the virus is spreading so rapidly, the health secretary didn t rule out new restrictions even for next week. there are no guarantees in this pandemic. i think at this point we have to keep everything in review. he urged people across the country to be cautious in the days ahead. if i m going to see my mum for example, who is very elderly, like most older people, she s more vulnerable than younger people, i will take a test and i mightjust
at nightclubs and some large events from october 1st. nicola sturgeon didn t rule out extending that and there was a similar message from ministers in england, with proof of vaccine status needed at the end of this month. we will almost certainly be doing it for nightclubs. we will make a determination as to whether we need to move more broadly than that. the office for national statistics infection survey suggests one in 45 people in scotland had the virus last week the highest since the survey began last autumn. in wales, there were increases to one in 65. in england, at one in 70, and northern ireland one in 60 people, there was broadly no change over the week. four out of five of those eligible have had both vaccine doses, but that still leaves work to be done for public health chiefs, trying to persuade more people to come forward forjabs. after a surge as the programme was rolled out, vaccination rates in england have been tailing off in most age groups. whereas among the oldes
right now. and that is ahead of winter. vaccine passports will be required in scotland at night clubs and some large events from october 1. nicola sturgeon didn t rule out extending that. and there was a similar message from ministers in england, with proof of vaccine status needed at the end of this month. we will almost certainly be doing it for nightclubs. we will make a determination as to whether we need to move more broadly than that. the office for national statistics infection survey suggest that 1 in 45 people in scotland had the virus last week, the highest since the survey began last autumn. in wales, there were increases as well, to1 in 65. in england, at1 in 70, and northern ireland at1 in 60 people, there was broadly no change over the week. four out of five of those eligible have had both of vaccine doses, but that still leaves work to be done for public health chiefs trying to persuade more people to come forward forjabs. after a surge, as the programme was rolled out,
where the nhs has been under pressure that is as intense as it is right now. right now? right now, and that is ahead of winter. vaccine passports will be required in scotland at nightclubs and some large events from 0ctober1st. nicola sturgeon didn t rule out extending that and there was a similar message from ministers in england, with proof of vaccine status needed at the end of this month. we will almost certainly be doing it for nightclubs. we will make a determination as to whether we need to move more broadly than that. the office for national statistics infection survey suggests one in 45 people in scotland had the virus last week the highest since the survey began last autumn. in wales, there were increases to one in 65. in england, at one in 70, and northern ireland at one in 60 people, there was broadly no change over the week. four out of five of those eligible