sacrifice. those are your headlines. i love hearing that history. this memorial day weekend a brand-new fox special the lost ship of world war ii highlights the teams tracking america military wardship. bill served on one of the ships and led one of the teams tracking it down. he joins us now, before we go to you, thank you for being here here s a clip from the lost ships of world war ii on vaccination. now that it s been discovered the underwater video can solve mysteries that have lingered since the day. the big question how can a ship design for war sinking 12 minutes. the first clue came at the initial discovery that thou was severed from the ship. if we watch. this is the first strike in
that launched the doolittle raid. the juno were five brothers were lost on one ship in the most heroic act of the united states navy history, the uss johnston. all of those will be covered in the eight episodes and it really does bring home what memorial day is all about. the ship were somebody sailors were left floating in the water and it d been attacked by sharks. the lost ships of world war ii on vaccination. what a perfect thing for memorial weekend the lost ships of world war ii on fox nation. not always we show a clip and i m hooked on about watching not how it was broke down that something to see. rachel: into preserve our great history. two moms join us live in
starting from the easter holidays, making sure that where it is offered, the vaccine centres or in some cases may be pharmacies, that it is a child friendly offer. but of course, it is for the parents to decide on behalf of the children and i would say, again, thejcvi, decide on behalf of the children and iwould say, again, thejcvi, and their opinion, they re very clear this is not a joke. it is not as important as the focus that is going to remain on our and vulnerable people, that will absolutely no men at the focus of the nhs, but the jcvi have given this advice and the government has accepted it. let s cross to oxfordshire and speak to doctor anthony harnden who is the deputy chairperson for the the jcvi, on vaccination and immunisation. good afternoon to you. first off, why have you recommended this? how to secretary of why have you recommended this? time to secretary of state said, this is a safe and effective vaccine, so
as of yesterday, thursday. there are 120 deaths recorded in the 2a hours to friday, that is people who tested positive within the last 28 days with covid, and that means the average number of deaths over the past seven days were some 119. the total number of people who have died with covid during the course of the whole pandemic across the whole of the united kingdom and that this is people where covid was recorded as a contributory or cause of death on death certificates and similar recording, “16,255 people. on vaccination, 89% of people aged 12 and over have now received a first dose, 81% have been double jabbed and more than 22 million people have received their boosterjab. now, let s move on to the other dominant story of the day. affecting the prime minister, borisjohnson. this year s downing street christmas party has been effectively cancelled, officially cancelled
Childhood vaccine refusal is a globally contentious topic, with some jurisdictions addressing it with punitive policies. Media discourse influences how solutions are framed by implying blame – a process known as framing. We examined Australian media discourse on vaccine rejection over a period in which mandatory childhood vaccination policies were discussed and introduced, focusing on the common Australian pejorative term ‘anti-vaxxer’. We mapped frequency of use from January 2008 to December 2018. We then searched Factiva for print media articles on childhood vaccination and parents published in that period, searching separately for articles using and not using ‘anti-vaxxer’ and variants. We constructed a set of 85 articles that did, and 85 articles date-matched that did not use the term to make comparisons and conducted a frame analysis of each set. ‘Anti-vaxxer’ was absent in Australian media discourse 2008–2010, rising to a peak of 247 articles using the term at the