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protection might amount to, officials are urging people to get theirjabs and at this vaccine bus in colchester, there was no shortage of takers as the vaccination programme starts to accelerate again. hugh pym, bbc news. our political correspondent chris mason is at westminster. can we talk about this run—up to christmas? is there any concern in downing street that the messaging today has been a little confused? there was a straightforward contradiction today between one of the government's most senior health advisers and subsequently what ministers had to say. drjenny harries was talking to the bbc this morning, suggesting that in england, we should be cautious about socialising, something that deeply irritated a good number of conservative mps. downing street was forced to point out that advisers advise and ministers decide. the government and the prime minister were at pains to point out repeatedly today that they don't want people to gold—plate or over interpret these regulations and start cancelling plans they have between now and christmas or indeed over christmas. they say instead, stic

protection might amount to, officials are urging people to get theirjabs and at this vaccine bus in colchester no shortage of takers is the vaccination programme starts to accelerate again. hugh pym, bbc news. chris mason is in westminster. what impact are these restrictions going to have on england in the run—up to christmas? list to have on england in the run-up to christmas?— christmas? list are well aware that there was a — christmas? list are well aware that there was a weary _ christmas? list are well aware that there was a weary familiarity - christmas? list are well aware that there was a weary familiarity with i there was a weary familiarity with so much of what is happening right now that winter is imminent, christmas is around the corner, these coronavirus newscast fronts is our back on the telly and yes, there is this reimposition of restrictions on our liberties in england. this afternoon there was overwhelming support in the commons for these new regulations. more than 400 mps in favour, just a couple of dozen against, with labour backing the government. labour wants the governme

the first round proper of the fa cup kicked—off last night, with colchester united avoiding an upset and then that winner in the second from sylvesterjasper saw them comfortably through. there's more than 30 other ties today. and i'll have a look at whether buxton can spring a surprise. england kick off their rugby union, autumn internationals against tonga later — but we still don't know if owen farrell will be involved. the england captain tested positive for covid and isolated yesterday before undergoing another pcr test — the results of which we don't yet know. former skipper dylan hartley believes it could provide an opportunity for high—rated harlequins fly half marcus smith. fly halfjohnny sexton will win his 100th cap when ireland it is obviously not an ideal situation but i always look for silver linings. if i was not available for whatever reason, i think it forces the team, i suppose, to see what is there beyond owen farrell. so whether we see markers this weekend or george fairbanks, i'm generally excited for whichever option runs out there. fly halfjohnny sexton will win

protection might amount to, officials are urging people to get theirjabs and at this vaccine bus in colchester, there was no shortage of takers as the vaccination programme starts to accelerate again. hugh pym, bbc news. show almost 40,000 new cases have been recorded over the latest 24 hour period and there have been 159 further deaths. that's those who've died within 28 days of a positive test result. more than 18 million people in the uk have now had a third dose or booster of a coronavirus vaccine. that's nearly a third of the population over the age of 12. that's nearly a third of the population over the age of 12. tighter restrictions came into force in england today. face coverings are now mandatory again in shops and on public transport. there have also been changes to the rules around international travel, anyone arriving in the uk must take a pcr test within two days and isolate until they get their result. the prime minister has decribed the rules as "proportionate". 0ur transport correspondent katy austin reports. they are a familiar sight and once again, passengers must wearface c