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i mean, there is a balance, obviously, between the potential side effects and the damage that covid can do. other countries, including the us and france, have gone further, and already offerjabs to all children over 12. a similar move in this country looks unlikely for the moment. the recommendation to extend the jab roll out to those 16 and 17 year olds will need to be signed off by ministers in all four nations of the uk. after that happens, we could see appointments offered in just two weeks time. jim reed, bbc news. there ll be a downing street briefing at half past three where we re expecting an announcement on vaccines for 16 and 17 year olds. we ll bring you that live. the deputy chief medical officerfor england, professorjonathan van tam, will bejoined by professor wei shen lim from thejoint committee for vaccinations and immunisation,
the deputy chief medical officer for england professorjonathan van tam will bejoined by professor wei shen lim from thejoint committee for vaccinations and immunisation, and drjune raine from the medicines and healthcare products regulatory agency. stay with us for that. we will bring you that live on bbc news. and if you ve got any questions about vaccines for under 18s, the roll out, and how it might work, we d love to hear from you. at 2.30 we ll put them to our health correspondentjim reed. any questions about teenagers having the vaccine, how the roll out will operate. you can get in touch on twitter using the hashtag #bbcyourquestions and you can email us