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I think it should go further. we ve supported what the prime minister has put in place, wejust supported what the prime minister has put in place, we just voted for that. were not against the measures put in place but i think the urgent question is can we stop the transmission into the country by a preacher far to departure taxes urgent for anybody coming into the country for the having a pcr test after you ve arrived with z travel knock on, public transport and waiting and number of days is no substitute for a predeparture test for everyone coming into the country but urgent, safer prime minister, do it and do it today. but urgent, safer prime minister, do it and do it today. let s speak to andrew hayward, professor of infectious disease epidemiology and inclusion health research at university college london, and member of the government s nervtag advisory group. but he s speaking to us in a personal capacity. thank you forjoining us. looking across europe, how is the uk faring
Will be offered a coronavirus boosterjab by the end of january. boris johnson says it s the best defence, against the 0micron variant. it s time for another great british vaccination effort. we ve done it before and we re going to do it again. and let s not give this virus a second chance. mps vote to approve new rules which make masks compulsory in shops and on public transport in england, unless you are exempt. and anyone arriving in the uk must take a pcr test within two days, and isolate until they receive a negative result. five days after storm arwen, tens of thousands of people in scotland and the north of england are still without power. barbados has spent its first day as a republic with a president not the queen as its head of state. and the singerjosephine baker, becomes the first black woman, to officially be declared a national hero, in france.