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11 of the best places for afternoon tea in Liverpool

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10 beer gardens in Liverpool that are perfect to soak up the sun

10 beer gardens in Liverpool that are perfect to soak up the sun
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Delay to June 21 reopening would be weeks, not months , says scientist | Harwich and Manningtree Standard

Any delay to the June 21 reopening in England would likely be by weeks rather than months, an expert has said, as he questioned why people appear “absolutely obsessed” with needing a date for restrictions ending rather than following the data. Professor Robin Shattock also warned that despite the continued success of the vaccine rollout, the public should not see themselves as living in “Fortress UK” because the rest of the world needs to get access to jabs too. Professor Peter Openshaw, who joined him for the Royal Society of Medicine webinar on Thursday, branded it “unethical” not to share surplus vaccines with the rest of the world.

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Delay to June 21 reopening would be weeks, not months , says scientist | Chester and District Standard

Professor Robin Shattock stressed the importance of following the data.

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Delay to June 21 reopening would be weeks, not months , says scientist

Any delay to the June 21 reopening in England would likely be by weeks rather than months, an expert has said, as he questioned why people appear “absolutely obsessed” with needing a date for restrictions ending rather than following the data. Professor Robin Shattock also warned that despite the continued success of the vaccine rollout, the public should not see themselves as living in “Fortress UK” because the rest of the world needs to get access to jabs too. Professor Peter Openshaw, who joined him for the Royal Society of Medicine webinar on Thursday, branded it “unethical” not to share surplus vaccines with the rest of the world.

United kingdomCity ofRobin shattockPeter byrnePeter openshawSusan michieAllerton manorScientific advisory group for emergencies sageImperial college londonRoyal society of medicineVirus threats advisory group nervtagRoyal societyFortress unitedProf shattockEmerging respiratory virus threats advisory groupScientific advisory group