especially indoors. we think that people should be able to work from home, where that is possible, you know, i think we should have been doing all of those things already, so of course we want people to be doing that now. particularly where we want them to go further now is on the boosterjabs. you know, i do not want to decry the vaccination programme, it has been very successful over the last year, but with regards to boosters, you know, the goals were to do half a million a day, so that we have all those over a0 boosted by christmas. we are a long way below that and what the prime minister has announced today, 6,000,000 over the next three weeks, is below that rate, too. he talked about boosting the booster programme, we want to see that as well, we want to see community facilities used, we want to see our nation s pharmacies used better, so getting those boosterjabs out is going to be absolutely crucial and we think the government can go further there. and our political corresponden
to boosters, the goal is to do half a million a day so we have all the over 40s boosted by christmas, we are a long way below that. what the prime minister has announced later, 6 million over the next two weeks, is below that rate as well. we want to see the booster programme listed as well, we want to seek community facilities used, our nations pharmacies used. getting those boosterjabs out is going to be crucial. we think we can go further there. and our political correspondent, iain watson said the prime minister wanted to be seen to act quickly in the face of a new threat. he went earlier than he did when there was a threat from the delta variant initially. to some extent, people are going to be saying he has learnt a lesson from that and this time the travel ban, for example, in southern african countries was announced ahead of the eu and america. to some extent, he is going earlier but is he going harder? as we heard from alex norris from