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alpa patel has been to one care home in enfield to hear how the change is affecting them.d you have it? no. i have to think about it first. that was ten months ago. when managerjonathan was looking at losing 25% of his staff because they were unvaccinated. but in the last few months since the government's no jab, nojob policy, there has been an unexpected shift. from the care staff point of view we have had 100% take—up, which is great. but there are some other staff that we employ in other areas, housekeeping and kitchen, so we have had to lose a couple of staff. so the government policy of no job, no jab actually worked here? it did. i think without that deadline, although it caused a lot of anxiety, for us and for the staff, it has worked. i think because i felt i was being bullied into it and you know, being forced and you have to go and have the jab otherwise you can't stay in care. and i was thinking, you're not telling me what i'm going to put in my body. but then i thought long and hard and if you want to protect your residents, you need to have the jab. but althou

finally meeting a pen pal she started writing to in lockdown a year and a half ago — alina, from enfield wish i could see granny lesley soon. the pen pals project was by the leeds charity hops for its members, who, like lesley, were shielding. i was in the house most of the time. i might go out for a breath of fresh air in the garden, but being able to write the letters to alina then receiving them, oh, it was wonderful. this was a painting that she did and i really liked this one. she put granny lesley on. and just thinking back to when you were shielding, this kind of contact must have made a huge difference. oh, it kept me going. no, it was lovely to think i would eventually be meeting alina. yes, i wonder if she'll be excited. well, let's catch up with alina to find out. i'm looking forward to meeting her because she is always kind and she writes, and she replies a letter back to me. after 18 months, the moment of meeting for these pandemic pen pals has finally arrived. hello! how are you? i'm really good. oh, don't you look well! i bought you a little present. thank you. i like your

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. >> and we shot on a moving train, and it was really an amazing time and i bought a royal enfield motorcycle rickshaws. these like -- they're -- they're like carts, but they were -- those were the taxis >> jimmy: yes. >> they're little carts. and they were on a highway and we're -- i'm jamming behind this guy and he veers left at full speed and right in front of him is a a cow walking away from me on the highway. and, so, i jam on the brakes and i -- literally skidding, about to rear end the rear end of a cow with my face. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow! >> and - >> jimmy: yeah >> and i was laughing as -- i was laughing because i was like, "this is how they're all going to remember me." [ laughter ] i really -- i had it it was, like, a near death experience and i was like, "there it was. there it was." it was a - >> jimmy: there it was >> there it was. sorry. >> jimmy: there -- there it was. [ cheers and applause wow. wow. wow. >> i had to do it. i had to do it, so - >> jimmy: wow. there it was oh, my god wow. okay i get it [ laughter ] >> you know what's crazy here -- here's a little tangent, b

aleena from enfield in london who was just four years old back then. breath of fresh air in the garden, but being able to write the letters to aleena, then receiving them, this oh, it was wonderful. this was a painting that she did. and i really liked this one. she put granny lesley on. and just thinking back to when you were shielding, this kind of contact must have made a huge difference. it kept me going, it was lovely to think i would eventually be meeting aleena. yes, i wonder if she'll be excited. well, let's catch up with aleena to find out. i am looking forward to meeting her because she is always kind and she writes and she replies a letter back to me. after 18 months, the moment of meeting for these pandemic pen pals has finally arrived. hello! how are you? i'm really good. don't you look well. i've brought you a little present. thank you! i like your wellies. it's amazing. it's wonderful. i thought we'd never meet up, it's been so long. is it a bit emotional? i was nearly in tears walking along the path. i was having to hold it in. it's real

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