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the vaccine booster programme will start next week in all parts of the uk. the booster is a third dose to protect against covid and will be given at least six months after the second was adminstered. care home staff and residents will be among priority groups as our health editor hugh pym explains. at a carpentry class in surrey for men who ve retired, it was clear there was enthusiasm about the prospect of having a booster covid jab. i think that the whole scheme is good, and i think i feel betterfor having myjabs, so, yes, i d have it immediately. i always have a flu jab once a year, so i can t see that there s going to be any problem having an extra booster. i would have the boosterjab, as i said, but i would like to know more about it. and now it ll become a reality, with this age group among the first to get a third dose. the announcment coming from the expert vaccine committee. jcvi advise us that adults who are more vulnerable to severe covid i9 disease shoul ....
i think it is something we have to live with, like we live with flu. i d rather we take every possible action i d rather we take every possible action to i d rather we take every possible action to minimise cases. as we enter the autumn with more cases, more hospitalisations and more daily deaths than this time last year we ll be asking how well the uk can cope. also tonight. job vacancies in the uk surge past 1 million for the first time since records began. and the man who has paddleboarded around the whole of britain finishes his epicjourney in torquay. and coming up on the bbc news channel: he cost 97 million, but if romalu lukaku helps chelsea keep the champions league trophy, he ll be worth it. they are in action at stamford bridge later. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the prime minister has set out his autumn and winter plan to deal with covid, saying that government will stick with the strategy of focusing on vaccines, but warning that som ....
as we enter the autumn with more cases, more hospitalisations and more daily deaths than this time last year we ll be asking how well the uk can cope. also tonight. job vacancies in the uk surge past 1 million for the first time since records began. british sprinter cj ujah s b sample has tested positive, confirming the result of his initial test from the tokyo olympics and putting the relay teams silver medal at risk. the former school teacher who has paddle boarded around the whole of britain is finishing his epic journey in torquay. and there s a new star in town: emma raducanu joins the celebrities enjoying the glitz and glamour of the met gala in new york. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the prime minister has set out his autumn and winter plan to deal with covid in england. borisjohnson said the government will stick with its strategy of focussing on vaccines, but he warned that some measures will need to be kept in reserve in case the situation changes ....
tonight at ten: the winter plans for tackling covid in england. more vaccinations and the possibility of tougher measures. if the nhs in england starts to struggle, working from home, mandatory face masks, and vaccine passports could be introduced. a boosterjab will be offered to 30 million people across the uk, including the over 50s, healthcare workers, and those with underlying health conditons. covid is still out there. the disease, sadly, still remains a risk, but i m confident we can keep going with our plan. and it s confirmed that 12 to 15 year olds in all parts of the uk will be offered one dose of vaccine. we ll be asking if the booster programme is making the best use of tens of millions of vaccine doses. also tonight. job vacancies throughout the uk have hit a record high, as the economic recovery continues. in afghanistan, we talk to some of the thousands of women who can t return to work and fear for their safety. and ronaldo scores, but it s a tough night ....
where many were waiting in line hoping to be processed for flights. the u.s. president joe biden wowing that the attacks won t stop the airlift that has now brought more than 100,000 people out of afghanistan and he is ordering the u.s. military to go after isis-k targets. for those who carried out this attack, as well as anyone who wishes america harm, know this, we will not forgive. we will not forget. we wwill hunt you down and make you pay. meanwhile the uk ministry of defense says its armed forces have entered the final stages of their stay at thamid karzai airport and no more people will be called forward for evacuations. cnn has correspondents standing by live to cover this story there around the globe. from weighing to hong kong. and we ll also go live to germany where many afghans are now refugees. we begin with sam kiley who was at the kabul airport just a few days ago with more on the terror attack in this report which contains some very graphic images. ....