which has already done so much to keep this virus at bay. but these defences will only keep us safe if we use them. this is a national mission, and we all have a role to play. if we want to give ourselves the best chance of a christmas with our loved ones, the best thing we can all do is step up, roll up our sleeves, and get protected when the time comes. let s talk to our political correspondent chris mason, who s in westminster. saja javid talking about this being a national mission, lots of talk about this being a national effort, everyone has to contribute. it does feel like a big moment, this, doesn t it? because essentially what i think the government seems to be suggesting is christmas hinges on everyone playing their part. that’s everyone playing their part. that s exactly what everyone playing their part. that s exactly what he everyone playing their part. that s exactly what he was everyone playing their part. that s exactly what he was saying - everyone playing their
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