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ican i can understand life and might be a bit anxious.ster and you are brimming with antibodies right now. you have great protection from this variant and indeed all the variants and we have no evidence to suggest that these vaccines did not work against one. so what they have enough today is that those who are immunosuppressed to a fourth dose is that if it has recently had harris she will not need that until the new year. find need that until the new year. and when should _ need that until the new year. and when should she be getting it? how many months? is it three? the minimum _ many months? is it three? the minimum is — many months? is it three? the minimum is three _ many months? is it three? tie: minimum is three months many months? is it three? tte: minimum is three months but many months? is it three? t“t9 minimum is three months but i many months? is it three? tt9: minimum is three months but i think the way to boost the programme will be well that would be dependent upon age and those who are most at risk. so the full details ar

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ican i can see you have taken time out of work, thank you.been following it this morning and _ testimony. i have been following it this morning and i _ testimony. i have been following it this morning and i find _ testimony. i have been following it this morning and i find it _ testimony. i have been following it this morning and i find it really i this morning and ifind it really heartbreaking to know that he has been through so much and to the fact he was asking for help and shouting out, he needed supporting. when he was going through a very tragic time in his life, losing his son, he was stillborn and the response he received was even worse. the flashbacks for him, that he has suffered from the postnatal depression. i believe the board could have redeemed itself and supported him in a way because he was still doing his duty as a player and for someone being an england player it with have been a time for him to enjoy it and have his career flourished, and to know that he looked up to the role models in the changing room and everyone knocke

i can't see the slide and ican see my page .we've been working on. a lotof it is about learning. learning from each other, learning from folks in the science community and elsewhere . we're in a tremendous amount science and models we've learned about uncertainties in which to deal with that uncertainty while still making plans . we learned about the implications of one or another variable on operations. on our land, on our ecosystems and water supplies. on our management of our wastewaterstorm water systems as well . i want to just highlight one briefly the leading actresses of adaptation. next slide, this is a report that came out just this year and it really draws on the utility experience individually and there are 16 case studies in there are examples of how we rattle with the challenges of climate change at the utility level with different principles that are represented in those projects. for san francisco the sea level rise which i'll come back to in the second was an example that was brought into that paper. we learned

yes, mr speaker, ican what the electors in bexley want? chair were larger in killington said nearly 2000 and i own city. the chair were larger in - killington said nearly 2000 and most vulnerable constituents but there is not enough food to go around and it is a national crisis. charities like fair share is down 30% in part due to the same supply chain issues affecting supermarkets. will the prime minister help by restoring the funding to fairshare prime minister help by restoring the funding to fair share but also, what more can he do to incentivise businesses to give away surplus food this winter so that no family need go hungry this christmas? i will thank her for _ go hungry this christmas? i will thank her for raising _ go hungry this christmas? i will thank her for raising fair- go hungry this christmas? i will thank her for raising fair share and what they are doing to support people this winter and indeed at all times, but i would also say that my experience of business is that they do an amazing job of contributing to this effort.

ican i can see the wind blowing, it is cold where you are, simon was describing what it is like in dovert france over as in the uk there have been expressions of sadness and grief and condolence for the victims and theirfamilies, but it has inevitably left this question of what can be done next. there is an emergency meeting of the french government going on, and last night emmanuel macron, the french president, released a statement calling for an emergency meeting of european ministers, reinforcements as well, reinforced support for the eu? external borders. he has been emphasising that from france's point of view, this is a shared response for that he, notjust an issue in france. he has also emphasised it is a shared issue with the uk, emmanuel macron spoke with the uk prime minister borisjohnson last night. the french have faced some criticism for how it has managed this issue here, what you hearfrom french officials and people here is that they have hundreds of police deployed along an extensive stretch of coastline, that migrants, people are determined to try and reach the united ki

ican i can only imagine how that felt. and i can as well!— i can only imagine how that felt.nestly, icannot, i that i did not reveal was 250,000. honestly, i cannot, i cannot get my head around it. thank you so much! blimey, thank you to you for such an incredible effort, smashing that target that you had said. the money raised from owain's mammoth challenge will be going towards funding music therapy for children with special needs and disabilities. one of those children that will be benefitting is eight—year—old archie. and archie is here with us now alongside his mum, tracey. what did you think of that? the alongside his mum, tracey. what did you think of that?— alongside his mum, tracey. what did you think of that? the drumathon was excellent. and _ you think of that? the drumathon was excellent. and you've _ you think of that? the drumathon was excellent. and you've brought - you think of that? the drumathon was excellent. and you've brought your i excellent. and you've brought your drumsticks. _ excellent. and you've brought your drumsticks, can _ excellent. and you've

ican i can confirm i am on my way to the castle for this year's i'm a celebrity, get me out of here!. crawlies on i'm a celebrity! all that to come for you this morning. the nhs is facing the most difficult winter in its history — that's the stark warning today from the body which represents trusts in england. nhs providers says hospitals are beyond full stretch — and that's before the traditional peak of winter demand. our health editor hugh pym reports from newcastle 5 royal victoria infirmary, where the first covid patients were treated in january 2020. so we've got no beds on trauma, no medical beds, no surgical beds. the morning huddle in the emergency department. how many patients in the department currently waiting for a bed? every week seems to be more hectic than the last one... at the moment i think we've got eight patients waiting for admission. ..with record numbers of patients. my concern is not only that we have high levels of bed waits, waits to be seen, the risk of clinical incidents goes up by the day. but my bigger concern is i'm not sure what we can do about it. and