welcome to click. i would like to share with you some personaljoy, if i may. i was getting ready to film the programme this morning when i got the best text message that i think i ve received in years, inviting me to get my first dose of the vaccine. congratulations. i presume you acted on it. yeah, sure did. took about three or four clicks, ithink, and i m booked in for later this afternoon so it was easy. i did that and then i had a big cry. well, i was so worried when i spoke to you first thing this morning you were so upset but now i know they were tears of joy. yeah, i mean, i might go again just to warn you but this, this feeling of relief and possibly a release of pent up emotions from the last year, i don t know what it was, but it happened, let s just say that. but here s the thing, right? before i confirmed, ifound myself looking at this text and thinking is this genuine? now, i checked the website that it sent me to and it did end in .nhs.uk, so it was al
still waiting for a vaccine the radio presenterjo whiley speaks of her fears for her sister, frances who has learning difficulties and diabetes after a covid outbreak at her care home. the situation s changed because now frances has tested positive, and i can t believe i m saying that sentence as i say it. it s like the past four or five days have been like being in a bad movie. you know, every day there s another plot twist and it s worse than the one before. and the children and teenagers taking part in trials to see how effective the oxford astrazeneca jab is for the under 18s. and coming up on bbc news: after conceding the premier league title, can a return to european action in the champions league offer liverpool and juergen klopp some respite? good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. more than two years after princess latifa was last seen, the daughter of dubai s ruler has accused her own father of holding her hostage. in video messages recorded over mont