wearing masks as a requirement at the end of last spring, it wasn t doctors and their doctors conferences. doctors were not wearing masks in close gatherings, it was children in schools and waiters and waitresses. so i m concerned that mask mandates are disimportant portion naturally affecting those at lowest risk. cloth masks don t work well. those wearing masks who should be those who have symptoms and are immuneal suppressed. that time is right now. griff: let s go from covid to the measles are an imminent threat. we can show the early signs that it begins with a high fever,
look at the people who are in the hospital, they are not in the hospital with covid-19. they are in the hospital with rsv and influenza. my concern is mask have become so polarized we ve lost sight of the true purpose of a mask. somebody who has symptoms and is in public should be wearing a high-quality mask. never going back to the days when you are coughing and sneezing and slobbering on somebody next to you in a conference room or on public transportation. griff: it is interesting you point out it has become politicized. but is it perhaps best personal option that people should be making? and do you foresee a fight coming over these masks going back on? i do perceive a fight coming on. unfortunately covid restrictions and mask requirements hit those who are most defenseless in the public sphere, that is children. if you look at those who are
cough, runny nose, red, watery eyes. what is the assessment of the measles threat? 40 million children have missed their vaccination because of covid either because clinics were closed or people were discouraged from leaving their homes or there is distrust in the cdc and government after they put out such strong recommendations with poor evidence for vaccine boost steers in young, healthy children. they used so much arrogance in putting out that recommendation a lot of people don t trust the cdc. my concern is that people who should be getting the measles vaccine are not getting it. measles still kills people every year and we have 40 million children in the world not covered by vaccination. those outbreaks will continue while we don t have the final numbers for this year, it does appear as if the number of
to go ahead with the increase in corporation tax rates, pushing those up. that was due to come in next year. that is not going to happen, we have been told. many times by the chancellor. and they say that these two things are part of the same approach, if you like. this idea that the liz truss government wants to lower taxes as a way of promoting growth, believing that that will bring investment, that will bring greater productivity, and ultimately that higher growth will benefit living and but eué- 95 the ctr- mess ’ 7 saying e“é 9 1“ 2% ctr- mess ’ 7 7 saying that is critical, saying that this is going to huge unfunded burden onto to load a huge unfunded burden onto borrowing, that is a real to load a huge unfunded burden onto bor economyiat is a real benefits fall to the benefits will fall largely to the benefits will fall largely to the best of individuals. the
increase covid, and covid has caused an increase in covid, and covid has caused an increase in the backlog of care. now we have increase in the backlog of care. now we have a increase in the backlog of care. now we have a lot of people waiting for care and we have a lot of people waiting for care and tens of thousands of vacancies care and tens of thousands of vacancies across the nhs and social care, vacancies across the nhs and social care, and vacancies across the nhs and social care, and that really limits how quickly care, and that really limits how quickly people can access services, how quickly quickly people can access services, how quickly they can be treated in hospital. how quickly they can be treated in hospital, and until the government grapples hospital, and until the government grapples with that workforce crisis and comes up with a credible workforce plan, we are still going to have workforce plan, we are still going to have that issue. we did the