with me are the broadcaster daisy mcandrew and claire cohen, women's editor at the telegraph.rful to have both of you with us. wonderful to have both of you with us. you're both very welcome. let us ta ke us. you're both very welcome. let us take a look at some of what we're seeing in the papers. "swamped" is how the daily mirror puts it. the paper reports on how uk hospitals are struggling to cope with the highest number of covid—19 admissions since the start of the crisis, which have surpassed the peak of the first wave. the daily telegraph leads on comments from the government's scientific advisers, who say 2 million vaccine jabs have to be delivered each week in order to avoid a devastating third wave. the sun reports on comments from the nhs chief executive who says he expects 22 million people to be vaccinated by the spring. the daily mail leads on the ongoing discussions among ministers and unions about whether it is safe to reopen schools. next term is already being postponed by a week for most secondary pupils to allow for coronavirus testing. the times says the prime

claire. >> secretary cohen, could you tell me what exactly you asked atrium to do and then, what should these big hospital systems do if they have more vaccine doses than front-line workers to take them? should they be distributing them to their hospital systems, their hospitals in more rural areas, or what is the alternative? sec. cohen: i asked atrium to follow our guidance. we had a very productive conversation. i know that they changed some of the internal work they were doing going forward. what we have asked is that hospitals have extra doses, to also be vaccinating community-based providers that may not be affiliated with them but are community-based and still working with covid patients. they are outpatient providers, meaning they are not affiliated with a hospital. we want to make sure they are vaccinated.o get . they can get vaccinated through their local health department but we are hoping of hospitals have extra doses, they can partner together to do that. we have heard some very collaborative stories were hospitals said, i am done with providers. how can i be helpful? they have t