industry leaders say there s a temporary lack of cardboard packaging. and coming up in half an hour, the week in parliament, which takes a look at what s been happening in politics, including an announcement from borisjohnson on when children might return to school. england s covid lockdown will need to be eased very slowly, and very cautiously , according to one of the most senior public health officials. dr susan hopkins from public health england said the focus should be on getting people vaccinated and preventing another wave of infections rather than reopening society and that the uk should start seeing the impact of the vaccination programme within a fortnight. meanwhile the health secretary matt hancock has today predicted a happy and free great british summer , but warned of a tough few months before then. it comes as the irish prime minister, micheal martin, said there were lessons to be learnt after the eu reversed its threat to put checks on the irish border,
cloudy skies, with already had that mix of rain, sleet and hail snow. there will be a little bit more hill snow to come across wales, perhaps in flurries of wintriness into the midlands through the course of tonight. but for most areas, that precipitation is largely easing away. so a lot of dry weather, cloudy towards the south, clear in the north and here temperatures will fall lower, particularly for northern england and scotland, quite a cold, icy start to monday morning here. more wintry flurries coming in across parts of northern and eastern scotland through the day. low pressure clearing away from the south, so things will be drier for most places on monday compared to what we saw on sunday. especially for wales and the south west of england, a dry day to come, but still fairly cloudy. the best of the sunshine for northern england and scotland, still some wintry flurries here in the east, more rain arriving in northern ireland later on in the afternoon and still rather
a global paper shortage due to pandemic shopping online. industry leaders say there s a temporary lack of cardboard packaging. and coming up in half an hour, global questions, which asks if tech giants have gone too far after social media sites suspended donald trump. hello and welcome to bbc news. england s covid lockdown will need to be eased very slowly and very cautiously , with the focus on getting people vaccinated and preventing another wave of infections. that s according to dr susan hopkins from public health england, who said the uk should start seeing the impact of the vaccination programme within a fortnight. meanwhile, a happy and free great british summer is being predicted by the health secretary, matt hancock. but he warns of a tough few months before then. it comes as the irish prime minister, micheal martin, said lessons had to be learnt, after the eu was blindsided by its row with astrazeneca, before backtracking on its threat to put checks on the ir
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media at its worst . mps will debate the cladding crisis tomorrow as campaigners say residents of flats covered in the flammable material are being financially crippled by rising insurance costs. a global paper shortage due to online shopping during the pandemic. industry leaders say there s a temporary lack of cardboard packaging. new figures reveal about one in six adults in the uk have now received the first dose of their coronavirus vaccine after a record number of people were vaccinated in the past 2a hours. 8.98 million people have had theirfirstjab, according to the government. despite the rapid progress of the inoculation campaign, health officials say england s covid lockdown will need to be eased very slowly and very cautiously with the focus on preventing another wave of infections. that s according to dr susan hopkins from public health england, who said the uk should start seeing the impact of the vaccination programme within a fortnight. meanwhile, a happy an