the world this weekend, they are giving third boosterjabs to the over 50s and other vulnerable groups. but there have been growing calls for what has been called plan b in england, wider mask wearing, vaccine passports and more working from home. the chancellor, though, says there is no immediate need for that. :: , says there is no immediate need for that. i: , ., says there is no immediate need for that. :: , ., . ., says there is no immediate need for that. i: , ., ., ., ., that. 9096 of the population have antibodies and that. 9096 of the population have antibodies and although - that. 9096 of the population have antibodies and although the - that. 9096 of the population have i antibodies and although the winter was always going to be challenging for a combination of different factors, the booster roll out should give us the protection we need and there is a full back, there is a plan b if we need it, but the data doesn t suggest we need it today, but if that changes, of
tens of flights landing every day and what not, tens of flights landing every day and whatnot, it s tens of flights landing every day and what not, it s not tens of flights landing every day and whatnot, it s not as tens of flights landing every day and what not, it s not as easy as we will land play and job done, it s just not that simple unfortunately. there is now a rush to leave and according to a report in the daily mail, government officials asked the foreign secretary, dominic raab, on friday to urgently call his afghan opposite number in order to arrange help for afghans who worked for the uk. mr rob was not at his usual desk, he was on holiday in crete and the court was delegated to a junior minister in said mr raab put laboursaid he minister in said mr raab put labour said he should be sacked or quick pond at the idea that the foreign secretary would pick up the phone at the taliban were advancing and standing at the gates of kabul to see what we to help afghanistan des
action. when the conference starting glasgow cop26, there will be a lot of pressure to come up with tangible targets to help reduce the global temperature. we have heard today from ministers involved in that process that 70% of the world economy is now covered by net zero targets. they want it to be higher, in particular they are pointing to 620 in particular they are pointing to g20 countries and saying to them, you need to come up with firm commitments to deal with some of these climate change issues. 50 there is international pressure, but also domestic pressure, too. we know the next zero target in the uk is 2050, there are various targets en route to that and you help deliver it, the government wants to ban new gas boilers in homes after 2035, get rid of new petrol and diesel cars after 2030. rid of new petrol and diesel cars after2030. laboursaid rid of new petrol and diesel cars after 2030. labour said the targets don t go far enough, the prime
moment but i think there is certainly scope for things to change. data often does change and as laboursaid, change. data often does change and as labour said, there were promises about opening up at christmas which did not take place, then schools were set to reopen injanuary and that only happened for one day and even during the 21st, the changes which were told were looking pretty good for monday we did not happen and were postponed. good for monday we did not happen and were postponed. thank you very much. another and were postponed. thank you very much. another blow and were postponed. thank you very much. another blow to and were postponed. thank you very much. another blow to holiday - and were postponed. thank you very | much. another blow to holiday plans. from today, uk visitors to portugal must quarantine for two weeks unless fully vaccinated. the new rule imposed by portugal reflects continuing concern over the spread of the delta variant. hong kong has banned all pas
the kent variant. covid cases are still well below the peak injanuary but covid cases are still well below the peak in january but they covid cases are still well below the peak injanuary but they have been going up driven by that delta variant. ministers say the data shows vaccines can still stock many of those cases turning into hospital admissions. we are not seeing by and large that pulled we are not seeing by and large that pulled through into hospitalisations or deaths pulled through into hospitalisations or deaths at the moment and although they are or deaths at the moment and although they are going up a little bit they are not they are going up a little bit they are not going up as much and predominantly those people who are ending predominantly those people who are ending up predominantly those people who are ending up in hospital sadly with severe ending up in hospital sadly with severe cases of the virus by and large severe cases of the virus by and large are