it was for the nhs and social care. and i think that there is an element where the government does need to be straightforward with people about the fact that these things, covid has been a massive hit on the health service in these things will take time to recover. where the quite interesting in the article is the representative bodies that are written to the government about this make the points to the paper that they think there s been a shift in kind of government messaging around the nhs and they feel like they re being slightly hung out to dry a little bit. that is not about actually whether the government is being honest about what needs to be done but whether the government entrenches that the shift of the responsibility for building recovering from the pandemic onto the medics with campaigns like trying to get people back into face to face appointments and get over the backlog as if the
government messaging, moving the message closer to where people are, to their doctors, to their pharmacists, moving it so that people can hear it from people that they trust is going to make a difference among those vaccine hesitant. i think that is the next step we need to concentrate on. so, donny, design the campaign to convince that group that dr. bhadalia is talking about, not anti-vaxxers but children 12 and older for whom pfizer has been approved, hesitant and maybe some consumers of disinformation. yeah. first, before i get to the disinformation part, you know, i think most people who have been fearful of getting sick have already gotten the vaccine. you know, it is like there s a certain motivation used to stop people from smoking cigarettes, and after a while, okay, people get that it is harmful and there are other ways you have to do it like it is not cool or whatever. in this case i think some of the things that for instance, you know, walgreen s gave out $25 to everybo
republicans. . she did say the united states will turn away asylum seekers for now. and the biden administration and vice president harris continues to embrace a trump era pandemic emergency rule that does result in most migrants being turned away at the border so she was clear in guatemala and she did detail investments in into the region. but the question is, do any of the solutions that she mapped out during this trip, is it actually going to have a tangible impact on my dprags to the southwest border, whether it be if your measure is keeping border crossings down, have a tangible effect? most data or rather there is a lack of data that shows government messaging has an impact on that and will it actually create opportunities for those fleeing poverty and prosecution. i will say she was clear at one point as well with corruption as
particularly portugal, which is of interest to many british holiday makers moving from the greenest of the embolus? flit holiday-makers moving from the greenest of the embolus? of course there s been greenest of the embolus? of course there s been an greenest of the embolus? of course there s been an uptick greenest of the embolus? of course there s been an uptick in greenest of the embolus? of course there s been an uptick in cases i greenest of the embolus? of course there s been an uptick in cases in i there s been an uptick in cases in portugal, so it isn t a surprise that portugal has been moved from the greenest, but today is a huge missed opportunity. the amber list is an enormous problem, frankly. government messaging on it has been ambiguous, we are taking far too much of a risk in terms of variants being able to come to our shores, so all i say is, yes, let s develop the room opening of travel with that small green list that can grow over time, but the amber list need
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