is not caused increased the restrictions in england at the state and certainly not go down the root of a lockdown. because they are clear that the severity of omicron is much less than the delta and it s not translating into intensive care units getting filled up and did not translating into higher numbers of deaths. so we are monitoring the data but at the moment all three of the people in downing street today led by the premises at that point out, plan b, those measures passed in opposition before christmas are enough, for now that everybody must remain cautious and of course get a vaccine. i thought you had from the prime minister some of the exasperation we heard from president biden a few minutes ago. he said it s crazy that 9 million eligible britons that have not had their boosterjob and he employed people to go and get it. he boosterjob and he employed people to go and get it to go and get it. he emphasised the fact that the to go and get it. he emphasised the fact that the
he pretty much said there will be no further lockdown in the foreseeable future and no further restrictions to deal with the situation as it is at the moment. it s a sort of hold your nerve, steady as she goes press conference urging people to get the booster fault of the prime minister said there were 9 million eligible people who still haven t had their booster and he set out why there was a clear correlation between the boosterjob and ending up in hospital. to boosterjob and ending up in hosital. ., . , hospital. to what degree is the prime minister hospital. to what degree is the prime minister willing - hospital. to what degree is the prime minister willing to - hospital. to what degree is the prime minister willing to put i hospital. to what degree is the prime minister willing to put a | prime minister willing to put a figure on when further measures might be necessary? deserves threshold after which they automatically kick and goes? goad automatically kick and goes? good cues
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became clear that the government didn t act fast enough. and that s obviously what happened with christmas cancelled and everything like that. i think it is clear they are definitely taking action early, and the financial times s tone on the front page here, or they say the uk has pinned its hopes on the booster programme i think the thing that is important to make clear is that, although they ve made the recommendation to move the boosterjob the recommendation to move the booster job to three the recommendation to move the boosterjob to three months rather than six months of course they need time to roll that out, they can tjust need time to roll that out, they can t just go need time to roll that out, they can tjust go and give all these booster jobs tomorrow, can tjust go and give all these boosterjobs tomorrow, they need to make sure they allow time to be able to distribute them, then time for the community to build up. and again, as karen mentioned, we don t know exactly how e
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