reasonable step to take now. we need to monitor for these new reasonable step to take now. we need to monitorfor these new variants and to be well prepared and that is why it is good the ons infection survey is continuing to give us that capability to pick up new variants should they arise. capability to pick up new variants should they arise. nicola asks eye and vulnerable, should they arise. nicola asks eye and vulnerable, they should they arise. nicola asks eye and vulnerable, they say - should they arise. nicola asks eye and vulnerable, they say make . should they arise. nicola asks eye i and vulnerable, they say make your own risk assessment but how can i do that when i do not have the data. pcr testing allowed me to judge the case numbers and it is true that the sort of community surveys that we have been seen throughout the pandemic are going to be scaled back somewhat, aren t they? the pandemic are going to be scaled back somewhat, aren t they? somewhat, aren t they? the
degrees north to south. if you are feeling the wind, that is academic. i will be looking ahead to the rest of the week in about half an hour. see you then. later today, the prime minister will lay out his vision for repealing all remaining covid restrictions in england, saying his plan will bring the country towards a return to normality. despite this, he s warning that we shouldn t throw caution to the wind as the virus still remains dangerous for some. so, what will change? it s expected that by the end of the week the legal requirement to self isolate will be scrapped for those who test positive, and will be replaced with advice instead. free lateral flow and pcr testing are likely to be rolled back. the vaccine programme will remain open to anyone who hasn t had their doses yet. across the rest of the uk, in northern ireland, restrictions are no longer legally binding. wales is at alert level zero, which is the lowest
the prime minister is to lay out his vision for repealing all remaining covid restrictions in england, saying his plan will bring the country, towards a return to normality. despite this, borisjohnson is warning that we shouldn t throw caution to the wind, as the virus remains dangerous for some. it s expected that, by the end of the week, the legal requirement to self isolate will be scrapped for those who test positive, and will be replaced with advice instead. free lateral flow and pcr testing are likely to be rolled back. the vaccine programme will remain open to anyone who hasn t had their doses yet. across the rest of the uk, in northern ireland, restrictions are no longer legally binding. wales is at alert level zero, which is the lowest level of covid rules. and in scotland, first minister nicola strugeon is due to update msps tomorrow. in westminster today, the prime minister will chair a cabinet meeting this morning, before addressing the commons later this afternoon.
moscow itself. that is extremely unlikely, given the build up of troops there, and ukraine has very much deny that. as far as the west is concerned, yes, this is part of them trying to build an artificial justification for invasion. in the official stage, vladimir putin is saying, given what is happening in the region on the refugee crisis, as he sees it, that is why he is leaving 30,000 of his troops in belarus to the north. that is making both ukraine and the us very concerned. the uk prime minister is to lay out his vision for repealing all remaining covid restrictions in england, saying his plan will bring the country towards a return to normality . despite this, borisjohnson is warning that we shouldn t throw caution to the wind as the virus remains dangerous for some. it s expected that by the end of the week the legal requirement to self isolate will be scrapped for those who test positive, and will be replaced with advice instead. free lateral flow and pcr testing are likely
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