the is front page has the same research — which says the immunity given by the astra zeneca vaccine �ar zero after six months�*. the sun reports that omicron cases could reach up to1 million in 2022. the times says ministers are considering further restrictions to combat the new variant, including extending vaccine passports, mandatory check in at venues and mandating face masks in secondary school classrooms. the telegraph reports that the prime minister is being urged by three former education ministers to keep schools open — to minimize disruption to school children. but a poll by the mirror suggests that nearly four in five people would be less likely to listen to any covid rules set by borisjohnson — in the wake of the controversy over the downing street christmas parties scandal. and the financial times highlights further pressure on the prime minister — as the adviser on standards is demanding new information after discrepencies over the payment of downing street flat refurbishment. so let's begin... starting with the sun, three jobs is best shot. starting with the sun, three “

may be good for his shareholders, but it's not consistent with what we're hearing from pfizer or astra zeneca or the vast majority of vaxinologists who are confident. so he dead alert a lot of people and sent markets spiralling when he said that. it's not consistent with everything else out there. >> dr. marty makary. good to see you, sir. always a new development in this story. we hope that the cases will remain mild and we have the treatments and the vaccines to cover it. thanks so much, doctor. great to see you. so as we mentioned, we are waiting for an update from the oakland county sheriff on the investigation into the school shooting that happened at this time. the suspect charged with terrorism and multiple counts of murder. he's in custody. we'll bring you that news conference as soon as it gets underway. breaking this afternoon, the future of abortion rights in america now in the hands of the supreme court in a huge case that came before them today. fascinating arguments. we'll replay that for you coming up next. veteran homeowners. while some banks and lenders are raising their rate

the is front page says the immunity given by the astra zeneca vaccine against the variant �*wanes tozero after six months�*. the sun reports on predictions that omicron cases could reach up to a million next year. whilst the guardian leads on a warning from health officials that "stringent national measures" are needed to combat the variant — or else the nhs faces being overwhelmed with up to 5,000 hospital admissions a day. the times says some of those measures ministers are considering include extending vaccine passports, compulsary check in at venues and mandating facemasks in secondary school classrooms. the telegraph reports that the prime minister is being urged by three former education ministers to keep schools open even if cases rise — in order to minimise disruption to school children. but a poll by the mirror suggests that nearly 4 in 5 people would be less likely to listen to any covid rules set by borisjohnson — in the wake of the controversy over the downing street christmas parties scandal. and the financial times highlights further pressure on the prime minister — as

his comments come as one of the scientists who created the oxford astra zeneca covid vaccine warns thatndemic could be even more lethal. professor dame sarah gilbert says funding is needed to make sure we don't lose the advances made in the last two years in how to prepare for a pandemic. our health correspondent, sophie hutchinson, has this report. the leader of the opposition this morning doing his bit to boost boosterjabs seen as the best way to protect people from both the delta and the new variant of omicron. everybody should be doing. i would encourage absolutely everyone who is eligible to come forward and have their booster. don't be taken in by the information come forward, have your booster, think of yourself, think of others, think of your communities. last month we observed surges in cases. one of the lead scientists behind the oxford astrazeneca vaccine warned of the dangers of future pandemics and said the world needed to be more prepared. the truth is, the next one could be worse. it could be more contagious or more lethal, or both. we cannot allow a situation where we ha