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Premium Content Subscriber only IPSWICH Force head coach Chris Riches knows how valuable the NBL1 North series will be as excitement builds for this weekend s new competition launch. It s been a long time coming with the false start that we had last year with COVID, Riches said. Everyone just wants it to start. There s a real sense of just getting underway with it and us being able to take off with the rebranding of having it as NBL1. There s been a lot of positives that a lot of associations have seen through that connection with the NBL. There s a lot of good stories happening and we re just ready to put on a show. ....
SHOT IN THE DARK The 7 reasons you might be called for Covid vaccine at ANY age – even if you don’t think you have a health condition 25 Feb 2021, 13:43 Updated: 25 Feb 2021, 17:18 BRITS are being called for Covid vaccines despite being younger than the urgently prioritised groups. Currently, everyone over 60 and anyone with a health condition that increases their risk of Covid are being prioritised for jab slots Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news & updates. 4 Some people are invited for the vaccine regardless of age. Pictured: A younger person receiving their jab at St Columba s church in Sheffield, northern England, on February 20Credit: AFP or licensors ....
People from minority ethnic backgrounds or with lower incomes are significantly less likely to take the coronavirus vaccine despite being at much greater risk of the disease, research suggests. Three-quarters (76 per cent) of the British public would take a Covid-19 jab if advised to by their GP or health professional, according to polling for the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH). This fell to 57 per cent of people from black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) backgrounds who would be likely to, compared with 79 per cent of white respondents. Confidence was lowest among respondents of Asian ethnicity, with 55 per cent likely to say yes to a jab. ....