about 1.5 billion who are being invited -- _ about 1.5 billion who are being invited —— million. forthose people who have _ invited —— million. forthose people who have had the invite already and haven't _ who have had the invite already and haven't come forward please do come forward, _ haven't come forward please do come forward, we _ haven't come forward please do come forward, we have the capacity. the secretary— forward, we have the capacity. the secretary of — forward, we have the capacity. the secretary of state says we have the jabs, _ secretary of state says we have the jabs. we _ secretary of state says we have the jabs, we need your arms to put them into _ jabs, we need your arms to put them into for— jabs, we need your arms to put them into. forthose jabs, we need your arms to put them into. for those who are coming forward — into. for those who are coming forward they are getting there in ba-s forward they are getting there in bags this — forward they are getting there in bags this come, don't delay. to make it easier— bags this come, don't delay. to make it easier as _ bags this come, don't delay. to make it easier as the secretary of state said, _ it easier as the secretary of state said. if— it easier as the secretary of state said. if you — it easier as the secretary of state said, if you wake up you become eligible — said, if you wake up you become eligible you haven't heard from us, you can _ eligible you haven't heard from us, you can go — eligible you haven't heard from us, you can go onto the national booking system _ you can go onto the national booking system and — you can go onto the national booking system and book yourself. that is exactly _ system and book yourself. that is exactly what we did if your member during _ exactly what we did if your member during the — exactly what we did if your member during the initial roll—out where we targeted _ during the initial roll—out where we targeted people by invitation but then we — targeted people by invitation but then we offered the national booking system _ then we offered the national booking system out to people so they could book directly so that for those for whatever — book directly so that for those for whatever reason haven't heard or had the opportunityjust about the opportunity just about themselves. do seem to be telling are using that in bold terms that if we do not get her boosters and we do not take a bit more care of who we see indoors this winter, we're more likely to face restrictions in the next few months? you've talked about unity weaning i don't think it's well understood. if someone is 80 years old and they've had their astrazeneca jab, how much is it by now? the white house and said today that they're going to startjabbing children as young as five, can we do that here? . ~ children as young as five, can we do that here? . ,, , ., 4, that here? thank you. i think everyone _ that here? thank you. i think everyone understands - that here? thank you. i think everyone understands in - that here? thank you. i think everyone understands in the | that here? thank you. i think- everyone understands in the summer that it's _ everyone understands in the summer that it's less — everyone understands in the summer that it's less attractive _ everyone understands in the summer that it's less attractive conditions - that it's less attractive conditions for whether— that it's less attractive conditions for whether it _ that it's less attractive conditions for whether it is _ that it's less attractive conditions for whether it is covid—19 - that it's less attractive conditions for whether it is covid—19 or- that it's less attractive conditions for whether it is covid—19 or flu . for whether it is covid—19 or flu you can — for whether it is covid—19 or flu you can be _ for whether it is covid—19 or flu you can be outdoors _ for whether it is covid—19 or flu you can be outdoors more, - for whether it is covid—19 or flu you can be outdoors more, it. for whether it is covid—19 or flu - you can be outdoors more, it doesn't like the _ you can be outdoors more, it doesn't like the warm — you can be outdoors more, it doesn't like the warm weather— you can be outdoors more, it doesn't like the warm weather and _ you can be outdoors more, it doesn't like the warm weather and this - you can be outdoors more, it doesn't like the warm weather and this is - you can be outdoors more, it doesn't like the warm weather and this is on| like the warm weather and this is on the things— like the warm weather and this is on the things that — like the warm weather and this is on the things that clearly _ like the warm weather and this is on the things that clearly helped - like the warm weather and this is on the things that clearly helped us - the things that clearly helped us during _ the things that clearly helped us during the — the things that clearly helped us during the summer— the things that clearly helped us during the summer alongside i the things that clearly helped usl during the summer alongside the vaccinations— during the summer alongside the vaccinations and _ during the summer alongside the vaccinations and so _ during the summer alongside the vaccinations and so many- during the summer alongside the vaccinations and so many other l vaccinations and so many other things— vaccinations and so many other things that _ vaccinations and so many other things that we _ vaccinations and so many other things that we have _ vaccinations and so many other things that we have been - vaccinations and so many other. things that we have been talking about— things that we have been talking about moment _ things that we have been talking about moment ago. _ things that we have been talking about moment ago. the - things that we have been talking about moment ago. the winter. things that we have been talking i about moment ago. the winter is, we've _ about moment ago. the winter is, we've always _ about moment ago. the winter is, we've always made _ about moment ago. the winter is, we've always made it _ about moment ago. the winter is, we've always made it clear, - about moment ago. the winter is, we've always made it clear, it - about moment ago. the winter is, we've always made it clear, it is. about moment ago. the winter is, we've always made it clear, it is a| we've always made it clear, it is a more _ we've always made it clear, it is a more challenging _ we've always made it clear, it is a more challenging period. - we've always made it clear, it is a more challenging period. it- we've always made it clear, it is a more challenging period. it is- more challenging period. it is normally— more challenging period. it is normally with _ more challenging period. it is normally with other— more challenging period. it is normally with other virus, - more challenging period. it is normally with other virus, it i more challenging period. it is. normally with other virus, it may more challenging period. it is- normally with other virus, it may be hard to _ normally with other virus, it may be hard to remember— normally with other virus, it may be hard to remember the _ normally with other virus, it may be hard to remember the previous - normally with other virus, it may be| hard to remember the previous days but those _ hard to remember the previous days but those that — hard to remember the previous days but those that do, _ hard to remember the previous days but those that do, whether - hard to remember the previous days but those that do, whether it - hard to remember the previous days but those that do, whether it was i but those that do, whether it was flu or— but those that do, whether it was flu or the — but those that do, whether it was flu or the virus, _ but those that do, whether it was flu or the virus, they— but those that do, whether it was flu or the virus, they loved - but those that do, whether it was flu or the virus, they loved the i flu or the virus, they loved the winter. — flu or the virus, they loved the winter, these _ flu or the virus, they loved the winter, these kinds _ flu or the virus, they loved the winter, these kinds of- flu or the virus, they loved the winter, these kinds of virusesl flu or the virus, they loved the - winter, these kinds of viruses love that kind _ winter, these kinds of viruses love that kind of— winter, these kinds of viruses love that kind of weather— winter, these kinds of viruses love that kind of weather and _ winter, these kinds of viruses love that kind of weather and so - winter, these kinds of viruses love that kind of weather and so we - that kind of weather and so we expected — that kind of weather and so we exoected to _ that kind of weather and so we expected to be _ that kind of weather and so we expected to be more _ that kind of weather and so we l expected to be more challenging that kind of weather and so we - expected to be more challenging as we head _ expected to be more challenging as we head into — expected to be more challenging as we head into the _ expected to be more challenging as we head into the winter— expected to be more challenging as we head into the winter and - expected to be more challenging as we head into the winter and that's i we head into the winter and that's what _ we head into the winter and that's what we _ we head into the winter and that's what we set — we head into the winter and that's what we set out _ we head into the winter and that's what we set out the _ we head into the winter and that's what we set out the plan - we head into the winter and that's what we set out the plan and ourl what we set out the plan and our social— what we set out the plan and our social care — what we set out the plan and our social care system _ what we set out the plan and our social care system wrote - what we set out the plan and our social care system wrote all- what we set out the plan and our social care system wrote all the. social care system wrote all the extra _ social care system wrote all the extra support _ social care system wrote all the extra support over— social care system wrote all the extra support over the - social care system wrote all the extra support over the winter. i social care system wrote all the . extra support over the winter. but to answer— extra support over the winter. but to answer the _ extra support over the winter. but to answer the question, _ extra support over the winter. but to answer the question, am - extra support over the winter. but to answer the question, am i- extra support over the winter. but i to answer the question, am i saying that if— to answer the question, am i saying that if we _ to answer the question, am i saying that if we don't— to answer the question, am i saying that if we don't do— to answer the question, am i saying that if we don't do our— to answer the question, am i saying that if we don't do our bed, - to answer the question, am i saying that if we don't do our bed, get - that if we don't do our bed, get vaccinated _ that if we don't do our bed, get vaccinated. all— that if we don't do our bed, get vaccinated. all his _ that if we don't do our bed, get vaccinated. all his behaviourall vaccinated. all his behavioural changes— vaccinated. all his behavioural changes that _ vaccinated. all his behavioural changes that we _ vaccinated. all his behavioural changes that we can _ vaccinated. all his behavioural changes that we can make, i vaccinated. all his behavioural. changes that we can make, that vaccinated. all his behavioural- changes that we can make, that we are more _ changes that we can make, that we are more likely— changes that we can make, that we are more likely to _ changes that we can make, that we are more likely to face _ changes that we can make, that we are more likely to face restrictionsl are more likely to face restrictions as we _ are more likely to face restrictions as we reach— are more likely to face restrictions as we reach winter. _ are more likely to face restrictions as we reach winter. i _ are more likely to face restrictions as we reach winter. ithink- are more likely to face restrictions as we reach winter. i think you - are more likely to face restrictions i as we reach winter. i think you been really— as we reach winter. i think you been really clear — as we reach winter. i think you been really clear that _ as we reach winter. i think you been really clear that we _ as we reach winter. i think you been really clear that we offer _ as we reach winter. i think you been really clear that we offer role - as we reach winter. i think you been really clear that we offer role to - really clear that we offer role to play _ really clear that we offer role to play if — really clear that we offer role to play. if not _ really clear that we offer role to play. if not enough _ really clear that we offer role to play. if not enough people - really clear that we offer role to play. if not enough people get i really clear that we offer role to - play. if not enough people get their booster— play. if not enough people get their booster jabs — play. if not enough people get their booster jabs and _ play. if not enough people get their boosterjabs and if _ play. if not enough people get their boosterjabs and if not _ play. if not enough people get their boosterjabs and if not enough of i boosterjabs and if not enough of those _ boosterjabs and if not enough of those people _ boosterjabs and if not enough of those people are _ boosterjabs and if not enough of those people are eligible - boosterjabs and if not enough of those people are eligible for- boosterjabs and if not enough of those people are eligible for the i those people are eligible for the originat— those people are eligible for the originat offer— those people are eligible for the original offer and _ those people are eligible for the original offerand remain- original offer and remain unvaccinated _ original offer and remain unvaccinated and - original offer and remain unvaccinated and they i original offerand remain. unvaccinated and they don't original offerand remain- unvaccinated and they don't come forward, — unvaccinated and they don't come forward, it— unvaccinated and they don't come forward, if people _ unvaccinated and they don't come forward, if people don't— unvaccinated and they don't come forward, if people don't wear- unvaccinated and they don't come . forward, if people don't wear masks and they— forward, if people don't wear masks and they really— forward, if people don't wear masks and they really should _ forward, if people don't wear masks and they really should in _ forward, if people don't wear masks and they really should in a - and they really should in a crowded ptace _ and they really should in a crowded ptace tots _ and they really should in a crowded ptace lots of — and they really should in a crowded place lots of people _ and they really should in a crowded place lots of people that _ and they really should in a crowded place lots of people that they- and they really should in a crowded place lots of people that they don'ti place lots of people that they don't normally— place lots of people that they don't normally hang _ place lots of people that they don't normally hang out _ place lots of people that they don't normally hang out with _ place lots of people that they don't normally hang out with and - place lots of people that they don't normally hang out with and if- normally hang out with and if they're — normally hang out with and if they're not— normally hang out with and if they're not washing - normally hang out with and if they're not washing their - normally hang out with and if. they're not washing their hands, it's going — they're not washing their hands, it's going to _ they're not washing their hands, it's going to have _ they're not washing their hands, it's going to have a _ they're not washing their hands, it's going to have a soul- they're not washing their hands, it's going to have a soul and - they're not washing their hands, it's going to have a soul and it . it's going to have a soul and it would — it's going to have a soul and it would make _ it's going to have a soul and it would make us— it's going to have a soul and it would make us more - it's going to have a soul and it would make us more likely. it's going to have a soul and it would make us more likely to| it's going to have a soul and it - would make us more likely to have more _ would make us more likely to have more restrictions, _ would make us more likely to have more restrictions, we _ would make us more likely to have more restrictions, we want- would make us more likely to have more restrictions, we want to - would make us more likely to have| more restrictions, we want to avoid this, _ more restrictions, we want to avoid this, we _ more restrictions, we want to avoid this, we have — more restrictions, we want to avoid this, we have set _ more restrictions, we want to avoid this, we have set up _ more restrictions, we want to avoid this, we have set up with those - this, we have set up with those restrictions— this, we have set up with those restrictions might _ this, we have set up with those restrictions might look - this, we have set up with those restrictions might look like, - this, we have set up with those restrictions might look like, we this, we have set up with those - restrictions might look like, we set out the _ restrictions might look like, we set out the plan — restrictions might look like, we set out the plan b— restrictions might look like, we set out the plan b restrictions - restrictions might look like, we set out the plan b restrictions and - restrictions might look like, we set out the plan b restrictions and we i out the plan b restrictions and we all want _ out the plan b restrictions and we all want to— out the plan b restrictions and we all want to avoid _ out the plan b restrictions and we all want to avoid those. _ out the plan b restrictions and we all want to avoid those. so, - out the plan b restrictions and wei all want to avoid those. so, we've all want to avoid those. so, we've all got _ all want to avoid those. so, we've all got our— all want to avoid those. so, we've all got our roles _ all want to avoid those. so, we've all got our roles to _ all want to avoid those. so, we've all got our roles to play. - all want to avoid those. so, we've all got our roles to play. we - all want to avoid those. so, we've all got our roles to play. we can l all want to avoid those. so, we've. all got our roles to play. we can do it and _ all got our roles to play. we can do it and we've — all got our roles to play. we can do it and we've already— all got our roles to play. we can do it and we've already done - all got our roles to play. we can do it and we've already done it. that'si it and we've already done it. that's the good _ it and we've already done it. that's the good thing _ it and we've already done it. that's the good thing we _ it and we've already done it. that's the good thing we already- it and we've already done it. that's the good thing we already know . it and we've already done it. that's . the good thing we already know what to do and _ the good thing we already know what to do and how— the good thing we already know what to do and how to _ the good thing we already know what to do and how to do— the good thing we already know what to do and how to do it, _ the good thing we already know what to do and how to do it, we _ the good thing we already know what to do and how to do it, we just needi to do and how to do it, we just need to do and how to do it, we just need to play— to do and how to do it, we just need to play her— to do and how to do it, we just need to play her part _ to do and how to do it, we just need to play her part. if_ to do and how to do it, we just need to play her part. if you _ to do and how to do it, we just need to play her part. if you are - to do and how to do it, we just need to play her part. if you are invited . to play her part. if you are invited for a _ to play her part. if you are invited for a vaccination, _ to play her part. if you are invited for a vaccination, then— to play her part. if you are invited for a vaccination, then please - to play her part. if you are invited i for a vaccination, then please take it up _ for a vaccination, then please take it up we — for a vaccination, then please take it up. we have _ for a vaccination, then please take it up. we have plenty— for a vaccination, then please take it up. we have plenty of— for a vaccination, then please take it up. we have plenty of vaccines i it up. we have plenty of vaccines and we _ it up. we have plenty of vaccines and we just— it up. we have plenty of vaccines and we just need _ it up. we have plenty of vaccines and we just need people - it up. we have plenty of vaccines and we just need people to- and we just need people to come forward _ and we just need people to come forward and _ and we just need people to come forward and play _ and we just need people to come forward and play their— and we just need people to come forward and play their part - and we just need people to come forward and play their part to - and we just need people to comei forward and play their part to help us to— forward and play their part to help us to defeat— forward and play their part to help us to defeat this _ forward and play their part to help us to defeat this virus _ forward and play their part to help us to defeat this virus and - forward and play their part to help us to defeat this virus and going . us to defeat this virus and going ahead _ us to defeat this virus and going ahead to — us to defeat this virus and going ahead to get _ us to defeat this virus and going ahead to get more _ us to defeat this virus and going ahead to get more and - us to defeat this virus and going ahead to get more and more - us to defeat this virus and going i ahead to get more and more back us to defeat this virus and going - ahead to get more and more back to normal each — ahead to get more and more back to normal each day _ do you want? i think for people to think about _ do you want? i think for people to think about whether _ do you want? i think for people to think about whether the data - do you want? i think for people to think about whether the data that| think about whether the data that they hear is about getting an infection which may not be significant and serious hospitalisation and death, what we are food for the effectiveness of vaccinations and they continue to do that. an 80 —year—old to 65 your will have different conditions but for somebody over 65 who has had an astrazeneca vaccine has two doses, the current evidence suggests that just under 80% vaccine effectiveness in protecting its hospitalisation. that is a brilliant vaccine and we have that for all of vaccines that we use and that is very good. there is a key message that it took five months that doesn't mean that we have some drop—offs in there as we go forward it's exactly why, and the coverage from the protection so cliff age age of five months and one day or six months and one day, it doesn't but it will wane and the boost will actually boost people relatively quickly compared to first dose. we look at all different age groups all the time and transmissions from the younger children has been considerably less than what we have seenin considerably less than what we have seen in recent weeks and the ii to 14 seen in recent weeks and the ii to m —year—olds in the predominant iii —year—olds in the predominant ones, the balance of risk and benefit will be different for younger children and that is what they look at. i younger children and that is what they look at— they look at. i will ignore the advice to _ they look at. i will ignore the advice to take _ they look at. i will ignore the advice to take no _ they look at. i will ignore the advice to take no further - they look at. i will ignore the - advice to take no further questions and take _ advice to take no further questions and take one — advice to take no further questions and take one more. _ advice to take no further questions and take one more. gi— advice to take no further questions and take one more.— and take one more. a lot of this ress and take one more. a lot of this press conference _ and take one more. a lot of this press conference has _ and take one more. a lot of this press conference has been - and take one more. a lot of this i press conference has been couched and take one more. a lot of this - press conference has been couched in terms of the public to come forward forjobs and immune compromised groups and people who just really want this jabber thatjab, groups and people who just really want this jabberthatjab, only groups and people who just really want this jabber that jab, only 40% of them have had the ability to get them. people of blood cancer turning up them. people of blood cancer turning up at vaccination centres begging to get a third job and a lot of people who've got kids in school over 12 are saying they really want their kids to get the job but the jab is not there. and this is 12 weeks after the first jabs, not there. and this is 12 weeks after the firstjabs, is there something more than the government to be doing? yes something more than the government to be doinu? , . ., something more than the government to be doing?— to be doing? yes and we are doing more to get _ to be doing? yes and we are doing more to get some _ to be doing? yes and we are doing more to get some of _ to be doing? yes and we are doing more to get some of those - to be doing? yes and we are doing more to get some of those actionsj more to get some of those actions out today— more to get some of those actions out today and _ more to get some of those actions out today and we _ more to get some of those actions out today and we mentioned - more to get some of those actionsl out today and we mentioned access more to get some of those actions - out today and we mentioned access to children— out today and we mentioned access to children and _ out today and we mentioned access to children and that _ out today and we mentioned access to children and that is _ out today and we mentioned access to children and that is her— out today and we mentioned access to children and that is her wrist- children and that is her wrist setting — children and that is her wrist setting up— children and that is her wrist setting up the _ children and that is her wrist setting up the vaccination i children and that is her wrist- setting up the vaccination centres to be _ setting up the vaccination centres to be on— setting up the vaccination centres to be on half— setting up the vaccination centres to be on half term _ setting up the vaccination centres to be on half term to— setting up the vaccination centres to be on half term to give - setting up the vaccination centresj to be on half term to give parents more _ to be on half term to give parents more choice _ to be on half term to give parents more choice. there _ to be on half term to give parents more choice. there was _ to be on half term to give parents more choice. there was always i to be on half term to give parents. more choice. there was always more we could _ more choice. there was always more we could do. — more choice. there was always more we could do. and _ more choice. there was always more we could do, and of— more choice. there was always more we could do, and of course, - more choice. there was always more we could do, and of course, there's. we could do, and of course, there's a lot— we could do, and of course, there's a lot for— we could do, and of course, there's a lot for the — we could do, and of course, there's a lot for the government _ we could do, and of course, there's a lot for the government to - we could do, and of course, there's a lot for the government to do - a lot for the government to do and we can— a lot for the government to do and we can to — a lot for the government to do and we can to keep— a lot for the government to do and we can to keep playing _ a lot for the government to do and we can to keep playing their- we can to keep playing their part, whether— we can to keep playing their part, whether it's — we can to keep playing their part, whether it's the _ we can to keep playing their part, whether it's the central _ we can to keep playing their part, i whether it's the central government, the nhs _ whether it's the central government, the nhs and — whether it's the central government, the nhs and others _ whether it's the central government, the nhs and others will _ whether it's the central government, the nhs and others will absolutely . the nhs and others will absolutely do that, _ the nhs and others will absolutely do that, always _ the nhs and others will absolutely do that, always looking _ the nhs and others will absolutely do that, always looking to - the nhs and others will absolutely do that, always looking to see - the nhs and others will absolutely| do that, always looking to see how we can— do that, always looking to see how we can improve _ do that, always looking to see how we can improve access— do that, always looking to see how we can improve access to - do that, always looking to see how we can improve access to vaccines| do that, always looking to see how i we can improve access to vaccines in particular— we can improve access to vaccines in particular and — we can improve access to vaccines in particular and you _ we can improve access to vaccines in particular and you also _ we can improve access to vaccines in particular and you also mentioned i we can improve access to vaccines in| particular and you also mentioned an important _ particular and you also mentioned an important point — particular and you also mentioned an important point is _ particular and you also mentioned an important point is that _ particular and you also mentioned an important point is that the _ important point is that the immunocompromised - important point is that the immunocompromised and| important point is that the - immunocompromised and people important point is that the _ immunocompromised and people we know if you expect, _ immunocompromised and people we know if you expect, under— immunocompromised and people we know if you expect, under the _ immunocompromised and people we know if you expect, under the advice _ if you expect, under the advice of jc if you expect, under the advice of jc vi, _ if you expect, under the advice of jc vi, this — if you expect, under the advice of jc vi, this recommendation - if you expect, under the advice of jc vi, this recommendation that i if you expect, under the advice of. jc vi, this recommendation that all of those _ jc vi, this recommendation that all of those that — jc vi, this recommendation that all of those that are _ jc vi, this recommendation that all. of those that are immunocompromised they get— of those that are immunocompromised they get access — of those that are immunocompromised they get access are _ of those that are immunocompromised they get access are given _ of those that are immunocompromised they get access are given a _ of those that are immunocompromised they get access are given a third - they get access are given a third dose _ they get access are given a third dose and — they get access are given a third dose and i— they get access are given a third dose and i want _ they get access are given a third dose and i want to— they get access are given a third dose and i want to distinguish. they get access are given a third . dose and i want to distinguish that from _ dose and i want to distinguish that from a _ dose and i want to distinguish that from a booster— dose and i want to distinguish that from a booster dose, _ dose and i want to distinguish that from a booster dose, a _ dose and i want to distinguish that from a booster dose, a third - dose and i want to distinguish that from a booster dose, a third dosei from a booster dose, a third dose and it— from a booster dose, a third dose and it is— from a booster dose, a third dose and it is probably— from a booster dose, a third dose and it is probably a _ from a booster dose, a third dose and it is probably a third - from a booster dose, a third dose and it is probably a third dose - 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of peogie _ is a very fair point and i'm sure a lot of people will _ is a very fair point and i'm sure a lot of people will of _ is a very fair point and i'm sure a lot of people will of her - is a very fair point and i'm sure a lot of people will of her due. - is a very fair point and i'm sure a . lot of people will of her due. thank you all_ lot of people will of her due. thank you all very— lot of people will of her due. thank you all very much. _ lot of people will of her due. thank you all very much. thank— lot of people will of her due. thank you all very much. thank you. - the home secretary has asked police to assess urgently the scale of drink spiking at nightclubs and parties, amid reports of a rise in the number of cases in recent weeks. there've been claims too that some have even been drugged by injection in cities including nottingham, edinburgh and glasgow. jo black reports. after covid, it was supposed to be the freshers' week they never had. but on this night out at a club in nottingham, second—year university student sarah buckle became so unwell, she ended up in hospital. out of nowhere, i seemed to just stop communicating. i couldn't talk. it was as if someone had just turned a switch. the 19—year—old believes she was the victim of an injection spiking. i was almost screaming out for help and then almost going unconscious and coming back round and choking, and they could just tell immediately, wait, it's not that she's had too much to drink, something's really, really wrong. i have no memory of anything. i think my earliest memory will have been around 9am. my hand was throbbing and a bruise was starting to develop. posts on social media talk of similar incidents, and now a petition calling for compulsory searches at nightclubs has been signed by more than 130,000 people. and groups from more than 30 universities around the uk have joined a campaign calling for a boycott of nightclubs at the end of this month. the problem of people having their drinks spiked in night—time venues has been reported for many years, but now there are new fears about the rise of injection spiking. however, only a small number of police forces across the uk say they've had reports of this happening. despite this, young people we spoke to today in nottingham said they were worried. i won't go out. i won't. it's too worrying. you shouldn't have in the back of your thought, is someone going to stab me with a needle and spike my drink? 0r anything like that. so it's really concerning. it's one thing to worry- about your drink being spiked, but having stuff injected - into you that you don't know what it is, anything i could happen to you. it's terrifying. the home secretary priti patel has now asked police forces for an urgent update on this issue. and today, at the home affairs select committee, questions about the scale of the problem. do you think police forces are taking this seriously enough? every chief constable takes this as a top priority. violence against women in general. sarah says it will be a long time before she can enjoy another night out, but she hopes her story will be a warning to others. if you feel unwell, slightly, orjust think you've had a bit too much to drink, go home, and if you think something more sinister might have happened, do not be afraid to contact the police. jo black, bbc news, nottingham. it has been announced that plain—clothes officers in london will have to video call a uniformed colleague to confirm their identity when stopping a [one woman. the head of the metropolitan police, dame cressida dick, said the new system is being introduced after sarah everard was murdered by a serving officer. she said the onus was on the officer to make [one women feel safe. the latest figures show a slight fall in the rate at which prices are rising. the office for national statistics says inflation fell to 3.1% in september, still way above the bank of england's target rate of 2%, and economists expect it to rise again. here's our economics editor, faisal islam. it was events last year that drove this month's surprise dip in inflation. in september, the slight fall resulted from the comparison with last september's high inflation number, when prices for eating outjumped after taxpayer—funded discounts ended. that flattered this year's figures — all of which shows the numbers during the pandemic are volatile. but from this month, they will inevitably resume their upwards trajectory, which to families up and down the country facing energy price hikes will come as no surprise. the biggest one for us is energy bill, because we are with people's energy, who went bust. so the energy bill is doubling every month. the prices are higher for the overall shop, but where prices stay the same for things like grapes and strawberries and things that come in a punnet, the punnets have shrunk, so you don't get as much. industry, unlike ordinary consumers, has no protection from energy price rises, contributing to a perfect storm alongside shortages of hauliers and warehouse workers. a food industry boss warned mps yesterday of what was coming. i really think that the committee needs to think seriously about inflation. in hospitality, which is a precursor of retail, inflation is currently running somewhere between iii—18%. that is terrifying. all of which is starting to get the bank of england to reassess just how short—lived high inflation could be and how quickly interest rates will go up. i continue to believe that high inflation will be temporary because it's in the nature of the underlying causes. but the energy story particularly means that it will last longer and that's why we at the bank of england have signalled, and this is another such signal, that we will have to act. so, a rate rise this year is possible to take the heat out of inflection expected to go up to 5%. what the bank is looking out for in particular is wage rises not just in the sectors affected by shortages, but across the economy. faisal islam, bbc news. the queen has cancelled a two—day trip to northern ireland today. buckingham palace said she had "reluctantly" accepted medical advice to rest for a few days, after what has already been a busy few weeks for the 95—year—old monarch. 0ur royal correspondent nicholas witchell reports. the queen at windsor castle last night, hosting a reception for global business and other leaders, doing what she's done for nearly 70 years now — representing and gently canvassing support for britain. she was, by all accounts, in good spirits. it was the latest in a series of engagements over the past eight days. she was at westminster abbey last tuesday, using a walking stick for the first time at a public engagement. two days later, she was in cardiff, for the opening of the welsh parliament. at every engagement, there are lines of guests, all of them anxious to meet her and have a few moments of conversation. in addition, there's the daily business of monarchy — audiences, many of them now by video call. ah, there you are. this was earlier this week. the queen in windsor, speaking via cyberspace to the new governor—general of new zealand. good morning, how are you? oh, gosh, it's good morning, isn't it, to you? this afternoon, this 95—year—old monarch should have been boarding a flight to northern ireland, for a series of engagements there tonight and tomorrow. but this morning, buckingham palace issued this short statement. the queen is not unwell, but she is 95, and there's obviously a need for anyone of that age to pace themselves sensibly. and that's all, officials insist, that's happening here. there are, it's understood, no covid—related concerns. the queen has, of course, received her double vaccination. what royal officials and doctors will be focused on is her role at the forthcoming cop26 summit, when the queen will be hosting all the visiting leaders. they will want to be sure that she is fully rested for that. nicholas witchell, bbc news. the time is 6:19. our top story this evening: the health secretary warns covid cases could reach 100,000 a day this winter — but says the government won't restrict tighter restrictions in england, plan b, at this point. coming up.. manager steve bruce has left newcastle united 13 days after the saudi—backed takeover of the club. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: after ireland started well in the t20 world cup qualifier against sri lanka, we will bring you the latest on the action from abu dhabi, as they try to make it two wins from two. feeling sick during pregnancy is common. but extreme nausea and sickness that means women can't keep down food and fluid can be debilitating — and last the entire pregnancy. thousands of women in the uk suffer from hyperemesis gravidarum every year including the duchess of cambridge. now a study of 5000 women has found that more than half of them considered having an abortion because their symptoms were so bad. daniela relph has been talking to some sufferers. i vomited anything from ten to 30 times a day at least the 259 days. i times a day at least the 259 days. i couldn't keep anything down. i used to vomit _ couldn't keep anything down. i used to vomitjust from couldn't keep anything down. i used to vomit just from my spit alone. i lost to vomit just from my spit alone. lost three to vomit just from my spit alone. i lost three stone with my first pregnancy _ lost three stone with my first pregnancy and _ lost three stone with my first pregnancy and four— lost three stone with my first pregnancy and four stone - lost three stone with my firstl pregnancy and four stone with lost three stone with my first - pregnancy and four stone with my most _ pregnancy and four stone with my most recent— pregnancy and four stone with my most recent pregnancy— pregnancy and four stone with my most recent pregnancy which - pregnancy and four stone with my most recent pregnancy which was| pregnancy and four stone with my- most recent pregnancy which was also in iockdown _ most recent pregnancy which was also in lockdown-— in lockdown. extreme pregnancy sickness can _ in lockdown. extreme pregnancy sickness can overwhelm - in lockdown. extreme pregnancy sickness can overwhelm you. - in lockdown. extreme pregnancy. sickness can overwhelm you. these women let as listening to their online support group. for laura and her unborn both baby boy, both their lives were at risk and she terminated her pregnancy. iguiith lives were at risk and she terminated her pregnancy. with two other kids at — terminated her pregnancy. with two other kids at home, _ terminated her pregnancy. with two other kids at home, the _ terminated her pregnancy. with two other kids at home, the decision - terminated her pregnancy. with two | other kids at home, the decision was i couldn't leave them without a mum. i couldn't leave them without a mum. i also considered termination, i had really— i also considered termination, i had really bad _ i also considered termination, i had really bad anxiety and depression. i met really bad anxiety and depression. met with a really bad anxiety and depression. i met with a consultant who told me i need to— met with a consultant who told me i need to eat — met with a consultant who told me i need to eat more. _ met with a consultant who told me i need to eat more. she _ met with a consultant who told me i need to eat more. she asked - met with a consultant who told me i need to eat more. she asked me i met with a consultant who told me i need to eat more. she asked me ifi met with a consultant who told me ij need to eat more. she asked me if i had a _ need to eat more. she asked me if i had a eating — need to eat more. she asked me if i had a eating disorder— need to eat more. she asked me if i had a eating disorder because - need to eat more. she asked me if i had a eating disorder because i- need to eat more. she asked me if i had a eating disorder because i was| had a eating disorder because i was so tiny. _ had a eating disorder because i was so tiny. the — had a eating disorder because i was so tiny. the baby— had a eating disorder because i was so tiny, the baby was _ had a eating disorder because i was so tiny, the baby was struggling - had a eating disorder because i was so tiny, the baby was struggling to| so tiny, the baby was struggling to .row so tiny, the baby was struggling to grow property _ so tiny, the baby was struggling to grow property the— so tiny, the baby was struggling to grow pronerly-_ so tiny, the baby was struggling to grow properly-— grow properly. the new research based on testimony _ grow properly. the new research based on testimony the - grow properly. the new research based on testimony the bbc - grow properly. the new research i based on testimony the bbc helped grow properly. the new research - based on testimony the bbc helped to collect shows the impact of extreme pregnancy sickness. 68% of women said they were bedridden most of the time i needed extra support every day. more than half had considered a termination during their pregnancy and just over a quarter of women felt so unwell they contemplated suicide. devastating for these women who are having to come into hospital so many times. we showed one of the report's author is what one of the women told us. i report's author is what one of the women told us.— report's author is what one of the women told us. i had 60 admissions into the hospital _ women told us. i had 60 admissions into the hospital over— women told us. i had 60 admissions into the hospital over the _ women told us. i had 60 admissions into the hospital over the course - women told us. i had 60 admissions into the hospital over the course of. into the hospital over the course of nine months. into the hospital over the course of nine months-— nine months. women are really sufferin: nine months. women are really suffering and — nine months. women are really suffering and we _ nine months. women are really suffering and we know- nine months. women are really suffering and we know there . nine months. women are really suffering and we know there is | suffering and we know there is increasing amounts of evidence now that the _ increasing amounts of evidence now that the medications we use are safe and there _ that the medications we use are safe and there is— that the medications we use are safe and there is an increasing amount of evidence _ and there is an increasing amount of evidence for— and there is an increasing amount of evidence for that. we need to share it with _ evidence for that. we need to share it with the _ evidence for that. we need to share it with the patients to empower them to look— it with the patients to empower them to look for— it with the patients to empower them to look for more help but also with health— to look for more help but also with health care — to look for more help but also with health care professionals in primary and secondary care, so that they can feel empowered to provide these treatments. my feel empowered to provide these treatments-— feel empowered to provide these treatments. g . , ., ., ., treatments. my name is laura. i am 15 weeks and — treatments. my name is laura. i am 15 weeks and five _ treatments. my name is laura. i am 15 weeks and five days _ treatments. my name is laura. i am 15 weeks and five days pregnant. - treatments. my name is laura. i am | 15 weeks and five days pregnant. two ears a . o, 15 weeks and five days pregnant. years ago, laura was pregnant and suffering from hg. she kept a video diary for the bbc which vividly showed her anguish. i diary for the bbc which vividly showed her anguish.- diary for the bbc which vividly showed her anguish. i still can't eat and i can't _ showed her anguish. i still can't eat and i can't drink. _ showed her anguish. i still can't eat and i can't drink. and - showed her anguish. i still can't eat and i can't drink. and i'm i eat and i can't drink. and i'm hungry— eat and i can't drink. and i'm hungryand— eat and i can't drink. and i'm hungryand ini— eat and i can't drink. and i'm hungry and i'm stressed - eat and i can't drink. and i'm hungry and i'm stressed and| eat and i can't drink. and i'ml hungry and i'm stressed and i eat and i can't drink. and i'm- hungry and i'm stressed and i can't steed _ hungry and i'm stressed and i can't slee -. ,, ., ., ., ., sleep. she got through it and now has daughter _ sleep. she got through it and now has daughter ava _ sleep. she got through it and now has daughter ava but _ sleep. she got through it and now has daughter ava but the - sleep. she got through it and now. has daughter ava but the experience has daughter ava but the experience has forever changed. do you think you will have anymore children? ho. you will have anymore children? no. if i could be — you will have anymore children? no. if i could he promised i wouldn't have _ if i could he promised i wouldn't have hg — if i could he promised i wouldn't have hg i— if i could he promised i wouldn't have hg i would _ if i could he promised i wouldn't have hg i would definitely- if i could he promised i wouldn't have hg i would definitely havel have hg i would definitely have another — have hg i would definitely have another baby— have hg i would definitely have another baby but _ have hg i would definitely have another baby but that - have hg i would definitely have another baby but that is - have hg i would definitely have another baby but that is the - have hg i would definitely have. another baby but that is the only reason _ another baby but that is the only reason i — another baby but that is the only reason i am _ another baby but that is the only reason i am not _ another baby but that is the only reason i am not having - another baby but that is the only reason i am not having another. another baby but that is the only- reason i am not having another baby. it isiust_ reason i am not having another baby. it is just too — reason i am not having another baby. it isiust too risky— reason i am not having another baby. it is just too risky for _ reason i am not having another baby. it is just too risky for you? _ reason i am not having another baby. it is just too risky for you? yes, - reason i am not having another baby. it is just too risky for you?— it isjust too risky for you? yes, i can't be a _ it isjust too risky for you? yes, i can't be a mum _ it isjust too risky for you? yes, i can't be a mum if— it isjust too risky for you? yes, i can't be a mum if have _ it isjust too risky for you? yes, i can't be a mum if have hg. - laure anderson ending that report by daniela relph. for details of organisations which offer advice and support with pregnancy related issues, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline. the financial services regulator, the fca, is to be investigated over its role in the british steel pensions scandal. thousands of workers lost money when they were advised to transfer out of the pension in 2017 ? some say they have been failed again by the authorities. the national audit office will look at the fca to see if they've given enough support. more from our wales correspondent, hywel griffith. it's a cloud that hangs over britain's steel industry — thousands of its workers who were saving for their future had their pensions preyed upon by a few financial advisers looking for a quick profit. we all earn the same amount of money and they all had £85,000 and i had zero. how's that fair? richy pugh from port talbot is one of nearly 8,000 workers who followed the advice to cash in his pension and invest — a decision which now means he may have to work longer. he's received no compensation. it's a long, long battle and it shouldn't be so difficult to get fairness for all steelworkers. it's a lottery on who gets what. i mean, my pension's dropped £20,000 in the last two weeks because of the markets. that's not right, you know? there's no stability for myself and that's the same for everybody else. workers like richie were told to transfer out of their pension in 2017, after being warned it could fail. many took bad advice and depended on a regulator being there to protect them. that regulator, the financial conduct authority, is now being investigated to see whether it acted properly and has done enough since to support the workers. it means we are no longer banging on the door of the regulator and the compensators, it means that someone else is of equal standing. for many steelworkers, this will, or should, mean there's light at the end of the tunnel. what happened in the steel industry was one of britain's worst ever mis—selling scandals, but it only really came to light because so many of the workers were all in one place and realised together something had gone wrong. the fear is that other people in other industries may still be vulnerable to a few unscrupulous advisers when it comes to trying to secure their future. the fca says it's already changed the rules on advice over pension transfers and will work with the national audit office's investigation. the findings are due in the spring. hywel griffith, bbc news, port talbot. newcastle united have announced that their manager, steve bruce, has left his job by mutual consent. his departure comes two weeks after a saudi arabian—backed consortium took over the club. katie gornall is outside stjames' park. this hasn't come as much of a surprise... no, it hasn't. i think steve bruce himself would have been expecting this. i think the most surprising element as he lasted 13 days under the new owners. he was under pressure before the saudi led takeover with new cars of second bottom in the premier league without a win all season. today the club released a statement thanking him for his contribution in saying a new manager would be announced in due course. the former roma manager has been heavily linked with the club but so have so many managers over these past few days. as for what next for steve bruce? he will leave here with what is believed to be an £8 million payoff but also some emotional scars as well. he gave a revealing interview to the daily telegraph where he said the toll it had taken on his family made him contemplate retirement. so there is every chance and a plasma game at spurs which was his 1000 that management will also be his last. katie, thank you. 0n the spanish canary island of la palma, it's been more than a month since the volcano there erupted. it's destroyed almost 2,000 buildings on the island, but miraculously, there've been no fatalities. a rescue mission using drones is being planned to save three dogs that have been trapped there. danjohnson has been following the story. all life has been caught in this eruption and these three got left behind, trapped by lava. they have been fed by a drone and are now looking to be skive for rescue. and here it is, the flying retriever, a snare 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fact human life has been so successfully protected here so far, but that doesn't mean that this eruption is without any risk. so, scientific teams are busy monitoring every aspect of the volcano, its lava and its gases, the silent, unseen, airborne threat. anna is here from manchester. i am anna is here from manchester. i am startin: anna is here from manchester. i am starting my — anna is here from manchester. i am starting my second _ anna is here from manchester. i —n starting my second year of my phd so i never imagined i would be able to come here and see a live volcano. so it's incredible experience for me. really bad for people, of course. i'm really sad about all the loss but for me, an amazing experience. pulling off this daring dog rescue is not easy and the canine airlift is not easy and the canine airlift is currently on pause because they can't actually find them. i is currently on pause because they can't actually find them.— is currently on pause because they can't actually find them. i think we can't actually find them. i think we can do it, can't actually find them. i think we can do it. we _ can't actually find them. i think we can do it, we can _ can't actually find them. i think we can do it, we can do _ can't actually find them. i think we can do it, we can do it, _ can't actually find them. i think we can do it, we can do it, ok? - can't actually find them. i think we can do it, we can do it, ok? but. can do it, we can do it, ok? but like so many — can do it, we can do it, ok? but like so many people here, this team is dedicated and determined. dan johnson, bbc news. the tv chef mary berry has been made a dame commander for services to culinary arts, charity and broadcasting. dame mary, who has had a career spanning the last five decades, said she was "proud and honoured" to have received the award which was presented to her by the the prince of wales during an investiture ceremony at windsor castle. time for a look at the weather. here's susan powell. good evening. plenty to look at as we look at the satellite picture at the moment. this area of cloud to the moment. this area of cloud to the south—west of the uk is a storm which will hit the north of france tonight but also going to push some wet and windy weather into the south of the uk. that will roll out of the way that there's a bit then this weather front sinking down from the north will bring the bigger change for the end of the week. taking a look at what is in store for southern counties in the hours ahead, very heavy rain to fall and some pretty strong winds, gale force along the length of the channel. here is the weather front coming from the north, by the time we get into the middle of the night. by the end of the night, getting down into southern counties so only a brief break from the wetter weather here. the real difference is what is coming to the north of that front, colder air, a thrust in some parts of scotland the thursday and for all of us are much chillier feel on thursday with quite a biting wind and the cold air will stick around for the end of the week. a nagging northerly through thursday and even some wintry showers across the higher ground of scotland. we lose the cloud and rain from the south quite early on. there will be some widespread sunshine, beautiful skies but strong gusts of wind and a cold wind at that, we must