forward to parliament, and judging by the reaction of shadow health secretaryjonathan ashworth this morning, it does not look as if labour are going to oppose the decision not to go ahead with them. i think people thought that vaccine passports i think people thought that vaccine passports would be the key to everything. the point about nightclubs and large events, you have to have all the measures in place, they have to be well ventilated and you have to have clean air, and we have been arguing for months now, particularly when it comes to school, put the clean air facilities in place which is relatively straightforward. so what we know now is that vaccine passports are off the table in england, and the prime minister is due to announce a raft of measures on tuesday for how the uk government does plan to tackle covid going into the winter, including things like the roll out of a vaccine booster programme, following advice from an independent committee, the jcvi, which we expect to c
be doing it for nightclubs. we will. make a determination as to whether we need make a determination as to whether we need to make a determination as to whether we need to move make a determination as to whether we need to move more make a determination as to whether we need to move more broadly- make a determination as to whether we need to move more broadly thanj we need to move more broadly than that we need to move more broadly than that. ., ., we need to move more broadly than that. ., ., . ., ., ., that. today, a change of tune from the health secretary that. today, a change of tune from the health secretary sajid - that. today, a change of tune from the health secretary sajid javid, i the health secretary sajid javid, who said, while the plans will be keptin who said, while the plans will be kept in reserve, they won t go ahead at the end of the month. what kept in reserve, they won t go ahead at the end of the month. at the end of the month. what i can sa is we at t
they ve got to be well ventilated, you have got to have clean air and it is one of the things we have been arguing for months now, especially when it comes to schools, to put the clean air facilities in place. in scotland, people will need proof they have been fully vaccinated to enter nightclubs and other large events from the 1st of october and, in wales, a decision is expected next week. the prime minister will announce his covid winter plan for england on tuesday, outlining plans for boosterjabs and also contingencies that could be needed if the nhs risks being overwhelmed, such as the use of face coverings. but the direction of travel is clear. sajid javid has said he wants to get rid of pcr tests for double jabbed travellers as soon as possible and he said he didn t see how we could get to another lockdown in england. while he stressed it would be irresponsible to take everything off the table, he was clear ministers want life to return to normal as soon as possible. ione wells,
events, you have to have other measures in place, they have to be well ventilated and you have to have clean air, and we have been arguing for months now, particularly when it comes to school, put the clean air facilities in place which is relatively straightforward. so what we know now is that vaccine passports are off the table in england, and the prime minister is due to announce a raft of measures on tuesday for how the uk government does plan to tackle covid going into the winter, including things like the roll out of a vaccine booster programme, following advice from an independent committee, the jcvi, which we expect to come through on monday, about who will be eligible for that first wave of vaccine booster jabs. it is expected the elderly are among those who will be prioritised. it is also expected the prime minister will outline a couple of contingency measures the government is looking at, things like mask wearing, social distancing, possibly working from home, all things th