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they possibly can. the growing number of countries, germany now looking at following austria s lead and possibly thinking about making vaccinations mandatory. this is something ursula said may at some point be considered at a europe wide level. that is how desperate europe means are to get the vaccine. the health systems even at this stage cannot work. alyssa bell and anna stewart, many thanks to you. a court in my an man has sentenced the former leader on violation of covid protocols. the 76 dw 676-year-old still fa more corruption charges.
france is betting on boosters. while austria, slovakia and the netherlands are still in partial lockdowns. i m fred polleitgen. icus are increasingly filling up. germany s health minister came out on friday and he says he believes the peak of patients requiring treatment in icus won t be reached until christmastime, which means germany is in for a tough december. all this comes as the government in germany has decided a really tough essential lockdown for people who are not vaccinated, banning them from entering any businesses, except the most essential ones like, for instance, pharmacies and supermarkets, germany is also saying it wants to accelerate its vaccination campaign, and is even talking about making vaccinations mandatory. reporter: i m larry in johannesburg, south africa where covid-19 cases have quadrupled just in the last four days.
that s nearly 80% of uk adults. the number of people who had their second dose of the vaccine and the latest 2a hour period was 230,666. 0ver latest 2a hour period was 230,666. over 30 million people have now have both doses, meaning nearly 60% of the uk adults are fully vaccinated. coven vaccinations are to become compulsory for staff and care homes for older people in england. the health secretary, matt hancock, has confirmed that the government will be making vaccinations mandatory for staff in care homes. the move could put people off taking jobs in the sector. sophie hutchinson has this report. 82 year old wendy at her care home in scarborough. her daughter in law says the has been covid free throughout the pandemic and would prefer staff to be vaccinated to
problem. as putin himself says, it is has a first president. ok, we will come back to it. for those watching on bbc world news we ll be right back. the health secretary matt hancock has confirmed that the government will be making vaccinations mandatory for staff in care homes, and he s said a similar move is being considered for those working in the nhs. care organisations have warned the move could put people off taking jobs in the sector. but mr hancock told mps that it was a sensible and reasonable step . after careful consultation, we have decided to take this proposal forward to protect residents. now, the vast majority of staff in care homes are already vaccinated, but not all, and we know