like so many others around the uk to fire up the booster programme. it s a big ask for the nhs at a time of intensifying winter pressures. and the welsh health minister says help will be sought across local communities. we recognise that the workforce is absolutely exhausted, which is why we are really making sure that the net is really cast much wider this time to make sure that we can ask those volunteers to come back in. the minister said firefighters and military personnel could be deployed, but gps in wales have warned it ll need big vaccination centres to be set up again rather than relying on their practices. where gps have the time and aren t exhausted and wish to contribute as they did initially, then they could help with these centres, but at the moment, from a general practice point of view within our own infrastructure, we really are under the cosh. this pharmacist in hull, like others, is increasing
welcome to bbc news at ten, which comes from cardiff tonight, in the new headquarters of bbc wales in the heart of the welsh capital. during the day ministers from scotland, northern ireland, england and wales held talks to co ordinate their efforts on the roll out of the booster programme. a target of the end ofjanuary, to complete the programme has been agreed in england and scotland, but as yet, wales and northern ireland have not signed up to that. nhs england is issuing detailed guidance to hospitals, pharmacists and gps about expanding the booster roll out but doctors leaders have expressed concern about the extra burden at a challenging time. our health editor hugh pym reports. a vaccination centre on anglesey, preparing like so many others around the uk to fire up the booster programme. it s a big ask for the nhs at a time
our first report this evening is by our health editor hugh pym. a vaccination centre in anglesey, preparing like so many others around the uk to fire up the booster programme. it s a big ask for the nhs at a time of intensifying winter pressures . and the welsh health minister says help will be sought across local communities. we recognise that the workforce is absolutely exhausted, which is why we are really making sure that the net is really cast much wider this time to make sure that we can ask those volunteers to come back in and for everybody to step up and understand that we are all in this together. the minister said firefighters and military personnel could be deployed, but gps in wales have warned it will need big vaccination centres to be set up again rather than relying on their practises. where gps have the time and aren t exhausted and wish to
taking regular tests. here s our health editor hugh pym. a vaccination centre on anglesey, preparing like so many others around the uk to fire up the booster programme. it s a big ask for the nhs at a time of intensifying winter pressures. and the welsh health minister says help will be sought across local communities. we recognise that the workforce is absolutely exhausted, which is why we are really making sure that the net is really cast much wider this time to make sure that we can ask those volunteers to come back in and for everybody to step up and understand that we are all in this together. the minister said firefighters and military personnel could be deployed, but gps in wales have warned it ll need big vaccination centres to be set up again rather than relying on their practices. where gps have the time and aren t exhausted and wish to contribute as they did initially,