a total of 27.4 million people have had their vaccine top up now. with me now is asif aziz, director of health care of boots uk. how is the programme going? the prime minister set this ambitious target of1 million a day and we are not quite there yet. target of1 million a day and we are not quite there yet. good morning. like with many not quite there yet. good morning. like with many pharmacies, - not quite there yet. good morning. like with many pharmacies, at - not quite there yet. good morning. i like with many pharmacies, at boots, we are really proud to support the nhs when it comes to the booster programme. we have 100 stores all over the country supporting this programme and yesterday alone, we vaccinated over 11,000, the community boosted over 180,000, because of accessibility and convenience and we have been doing this for over a year now, we have vaccinated over 1.2 million in that time and, for some, we have been giving the flu vaccine to give added protection and our ph
terror attack on peer 39. a major tourist attractions and it was thwarted. should he be attacking the fw fbi this way. no. and as i said if he wanted to do firms at the top, no question about it brought shame on the fbi, it should not be attached to the entire fbi. how should they respond? if they do, how should they? the public needs to have kfd nens the fbi. and you look at situations even in this country when there are riot ns ferguson or baltimore or charlotte, what calmed the communities down was the word that the fbi has opened a civil rights investigation and on their way to figure out what happened. the public has confidence that the fbi will be fair, thorough, effective and come to the truth in those matters.
weapon, he can t follow somebody. the police can t follow you without probable cause. why was george zimmerman able to do that? that s where the african-american communities down. your reaction when you heard the verdict? sadness. there are those that suggested this may be the beginning of a second zifrl rights movement? do kryou think that s the case? people are not just talking. they re looking for solutions. if solutions come out of these conversations then i feel encouraged. that s when it s a new civil rights movement. if you think about the original civil rights movement there was conflict. there was conversation and then there was action. that s important. the action has to come from the conversation. tomorrow at this time starr