in the us doesn t have adequate jurisdiction abroad or access to uk intelligence information needed to keep his family safe. from tomorrow, 16 and 17 year olds in england will be able to book their covid boosterjab, or attend a walk in vaccination centre. the latest stage of the rollout will only apply to teenagers who received their second dose at least three months ago, with around 40,000 expected to be eligible initially. previously, the booster was only recommended for people in that age group who were deemed clinically vulnerable. the eruption of a giant underwater volcano in the pacific ocean near the island of tonga has triggered tsunami warnings across the region. the us and japan have advised people on their pacific coastlines to get away from the shore, while australia s east coast has also been put on alert. no deaths have been reported. russell trott reports. the tsunami left a trail of
measures are likely. from today, everyone over 30 will be able to book a booster online. that will be extended to people aged 18 29 later in the week. there are drop in centres in four health board areas fife, tayside, forth valley, and ayrshire and arran. nicola sturgeon has said she wants to be able to offer a booster to everyone who is eligible by the end of the month. her health secretary has warned that new restrictions to curb the spread of omicron are, as he put it, inevitable . the details of that are expected tomorrow. in northern ireland, anyone who is 30 or older can have a booster at a walk in vaccination centre, like this one at the ulster hospital near belfast. you can book in advance if you re over a0 or have a health condition which means you re particularly vulnerable to covid. pre booked appointments are also available at gp surgeries and many local pharmacies. the devolved government says it s recruiting hundreds
to working in our living rooms and trying to maintain a culture that we have onlyjust been able to recreate after the last lockdown. what i ll miss will be the people. homeworking is not for everyone, but sophie said she felt better prepared this time. we didn t get much notice, but what i remember and have learnt from last time is that a routine is super important, fresh air is really important and taking a bit of a time out from your work day to kind of get outside, otherwise your house can feel consumed by work. and, of course, fewer workers like sophie means fewer customers for city centre businesses. it s not exactly the same time this time around. for one thing, employers and employees have done it before, they know what s involved in working from home and, secondly, although hospitality venues like pubs are open, they are still seeing a big hit to business, and, crucially, they are not seeing the same level of financial support.
nicola sturgeon, the first minister, has said she wants everyone to be offered a booster by the end of this month. her health secretary has said that in order to curb the spread of omicron, more restrictions are, as he put it, inevitable. we ll get more details of that tomorrow. if you want to get more information or book a test, go to nhsinform.scot. in northern ireland, anyone who is 30 or older can have a booster at a walk in vaccination centre, like this one at the ulster hospital near belfast. you can book in advance if you re over 40, or have a health condition which means you re particularly vulnerable to covid. pre booked appointments are also available at gp surgeries and many local pharmacies. the devolved government says it s recruiting hundreds of new vaccinators and is aiming to offer as many boosterjabs as possible before the end the year. for more information, you can go online at nidirect.gov.uk.
18 29 later in the week. there are drop in centres in four health board areas, fife, tayside, forth valley, and ayrshire and arran. nicola sturgeon has said she wants to be able to offer a booster to everyone who is eligible by the end of the month. her health secretary has warned that new restrictions to curb the spread of 0micron are, as he put it, inevitable . the details of that are expected tomorrow. in northern ireland, anyone who is 30 or older can have a booster at a walk in vaccination centre, like this one at the ulster hospital near belfast. you can book in advance if you are over a0 or have a health condition which means you are particularly vulnerable to covid. pre booked appointments are also available at gp surgeries and many local pharmacies. the devolved government says it is recruiting hundreds of new vaccinators, and it is aiming to offer as many boosterjabs as possible before the end of the year.