concerns of her health and maybe you could say it s just not surprising that it has been difficult for ministers to settle on an outcome. look avoid they are saying and i sang in the nightclub industry that it s all rather chaotic but i think where we are as we speak, it is that the government is keeping this one up the government is keeping this one up its sleeve at downing street single, current data suggest that the uk s current defences are sufficient in his yard, the prime minister was saying that if you like the passport issue is up their sleeve of defences. the passport issue is up their sleeve of defences. this is partly to do with sleeve of defences. this is partly to do with the sleeve of defences. this is partly to do with the fact sleeve of defences. this is partly to do with the fact that sleeve of defences. this is partly to do with the fact that this - sleeve of defences. this is partly to do with the fact that this is - sleeve of defences. this is partly to do
according to the culture secretary. and then on wednesday last wee, the vaccines minister too suggested this plan was happening. s the reason that we are moving forward on this is because if you look at what is happening in other countries, were nightclubs are opening and shutting again, opening and shutting again. we want to avoid that disruption. the vaccines minister says the government is pushing on but it s proving hard to work out if that s the case. and it s not the first time the governent s policy has been hard pin down. back in february, borisjohnson couldn t have been clearer. but couldn t have been clearer. i don t think we will ha this but i don t think we will have in this country is as it were, vaccination passports to allow you to go to the pub. but what was a hard no in february had evolved by march. you have to be careful how you do this. you might on the be able to implement a thoroughgoing vaccination passports scheme, even