definitely plan b, i have never stopped mask wearing a distancing, we must protect ourselves and others from this deadly virus despite vaccinations. this one. i want plan b to go ahead because we know it will slow the spread of coronavirus, but this could lead to another knockdown if not introduced sooner rather than later. lots more coming in here. this one says. the rules should not have been removed in the first place, so, yes, i am absolutely in favour of implemented plan b, especially as someone with asthma who has waning immunity but who has been removed from the covid booster programme. keep those thoughts all coming in, we want to read out more of your thoughts on whether you think the government should stick with plan eight in england, remember, in northern ireland, scotland and wales there are stricter measures. plan a. or should the government in england moved to plan b immediately, as the nhs confederation is calling for?
schools. this is from david tyler, plan b is a must, like yesterday. i m looking through to see if we have got some more people in support of plan a. here is dido dando, who says definitely don t like oh, no, deftly should be moving to at least plan a, i think dido dando means that plan b, why wait again? the vast majority are in favour of plan b, it seems. iam vast majority are in favour of plan b, it seems. i am scanning the tweets, and we did have an earlier thing stick with thy a, but think thatis thing stick with thy a, but think that is the only one so far. whatever you think, keep getting in touch with me. you can do that on twitter and i will do my very best to read out some of your comments. police in nottinghamshire are investigating a number of reports from women who say they have been injected with needles on nights out leaving them incapacitated and with memory loss. emily anderson reports. zara owen is a first year student at the university of nottingham, and hasn t been
if treacherous spot, to recommit to each other, stephen said. to kiss and make up. the spot where they went is not a spot where you would go to reconcile with anybody. detectives were not buying the story for another reason. they had found something suspicious inside scharf s car. a bag filled with items you d expect for a romantic picnic, and one you would not, a hammer. you have your wine, cheese, crackers, opener, claw hammer. i mean, red flags are going up. they reached the pole at that point. did you think it might be a murder weapon? yeah i thought it might have been plan a. he didn t use it, so he went to plan b. which he believed, was to push or throw jody off that cliff. so detectives asked stephen scharf the obvious. what was the hammer doing in that picnic bag? he told us he fixed the draw in his kitchen, with the hammer, and he forgot to put it back in
the same age brackets as the original covid vaccination programme, so the elderly and most vulnerable first and then working down the age bands and then there will be a single dose offered to people six months after they have had their second dose of the initial vaccine. then in addition to that, there is the offer for 12 15 year olds and that is plan a. ministers hope that will help to depressed levels of a covid in the population. if that doesn t work there will be a plan b, or at least elements to make up a potential plan b. we are having to wait to see what they will be in black and white but there are suggestions it could include things like toughening up the rules on wearing a mask in public places, could you also see a bit of a switch in the emphasis and reminding people to work from home again? and then of course, in the back of the locker and deep down in the back pocket, this idea of covid vaccine certificates for access to crowded venues like nightclubs, which the governmen
vulnerable and people in care homes and people working in the nhs and then you work down the age bands until you get to 58 and it will be a single dose, probably six months after your second dose of your original coronavirus vaccine and thatis original coronavirus vaccine and that is plan a. and in the rest of this document we will get plan b, which is the measure is the government is going to hold in reserve for the various scenarios that could unfold with covid. and the things that have kind of leaked out in advance are the idea that the rules and masks might be tightened up rules and masks might be tightened up and so we will have to wear masks in more places and it could be made mandatory and this idea that the work from home guidance might revert to working from home as opposed to have a conversation with your employer about working in work safely. and they re working in the background that if things get bad the idea of introducing covid packed passports for nightclubs. there is a