against smallpox until the 1970s, and we should not forget that there are mandatory vaccination schemes in other european states, which have already been, well, confirmed by the european court of human rights in the stroudsburg. for example, only this spring, we decided on mandatory children s vaccination in the czech republic and said that this is within the domain of the national legislation. so, i think given the danger of covid i9, not only for the public health system but for the economy, it seems that such a measure could be regarded as proportionate. the professor there from the university of vienna. stay with us on news, still to come: kamala harris becomes the first woman ever to serve as acting president of the united states after taking over briefly whilejoe biden had a medical procedure.
than £2000 in a hotel on your own? and why would you spend more money than going to other countries just for the cost of doing the pcr test and the like? so this is a huge thing. i mean, we have also seen an extension of inbound vaccination schemes as well so more people from all countries have been added to that list. people coming from india, from south africa, turkey for example. if they are fully vaccinated, they can come and all they need to do is the day two test. what it means for everyone else, it means that if you are coming to the uk, you are still going to have to quarantine if you haven t been fully vaccinated. in terms of vaccination status, we talking about people who had one of the four vaccines, the amy turner, jensen comedy pfizer and the astrazeneca. so of countries on that list. people coming back obviously who had those jabs in the uk. if they had had them in the us and the eu, but also a broader range