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So called plan b of restrictions, such as the compulsory wearing of face coverings. our health correspondent katherine da costa reports. this is plan a, boosting elderly and vulnerable groups is part of the government s main strategy to navigate what many fear might be a difficult winter. now, in england, those who are six months and one week post their second covid vaccine are being asked to book their booster online or dial 119, but labour says more urgency is needed. on current trends, we won t complete the booster programme until march 2022. instead of doing 165,000 jobs a day, will the minister set a commitment to do 500,000 jabs a day and get this programme complete by christmas? long queues of ambulances outside some hospitals, record numbers of patients in major a&es and a growing backlog of care. some health experts want england to follow scotland and wales ....
Out in the early part of the year. they are no longer happy to work for no money and long hours. next message from the government that it s all fine now. the other 33% of the population that are not being vaccinated doing fairly poorly for mixed messages from the government, and i think there is a general idea that we are never going to get there. other countries have dealt with this like france, italy, spain by having vaccine passwords, not because they necessarily make everyone safe but they forced a lot of people to get vaccinated so that they can carry on a normal social life. to realise that at the moment we in this mid range. that israel saw it s all thin and very high levels of virus from a risk of mutations and we are not going to ....
Like in italy, where i wasjust recently, everyone was wearing a mask, there was no question, and people didn t seem to be at all concerned about being asked to show a vaccine passport. i think that it s unfortunate that in a way, it s almost become politicised and it s a mark of your political allegiance to not wear a mask in some quarters. the headlines on bbc news. a25 year old man has been remanded in custody, charged with the murder of it so david amess. ali harbi ali of it so david amess. ali harbi all has also been charged with the preparation of acts of terrorism. doctors warn the government is being wilfully negligent in not imposing more restrictions as cases of coronavirus rise. but ministers say it s not necessary yet. leaked documents seen by the bbc reveal how some countries are trying to push back on the fight against climate change. the nhs in wales has recorded its worst performance ....
Year, some areas like wales are under severe pressure, but for now in england the government is sticking with plan a. taste in england the government is sticking with plan a.- in england the government is sticking with plan a. we are seeing infections rising. sticking with plan a. we are seeing infections rising. you sticking with plan a. we are seeing infections rising. you saw - sticking with plan a. we are seeing infections rising. you saw what - sticking with plan a. we are seeing infections rising. you saw what the j infections rising. you saw what the secretary of state said yesterday. and we are seeing hospitalisation and death rates rising, but at a much lower rate. we don t believe, even though the nhs is under real pressure, as it always is in winter, that it pressure, as it always is in winter, thatitis pressure, as it always is in winter, that it is under unsustainable pressure, and now is not the right moment to look to trigger plan b. the health secretary signalling a ....
The headlines on bbc news. police charge a 25 year old man ali harbi ali with the murder of the conservative mp sir david amess doctors warn the government is being wilfully negligent in not imposing more restrictions as cases of coronavirus rise. but ministers say it s not necessary yet leaked documents seen by the bbc reveal how some countries are trying to push back on the fight against climate change artificial intelligence is changing how we interact with everything, from food, healthcare and travel but also, religion. experts say that major global faiths are now discussing their relationship with al, and some are starting to incorporate the technology into their worship. robot priests can recite prayers, perform funerals, and even comfort those experiencing a spiritual crisis. ....