in hammersmith and fulham — about the product? in hammersmith and fulham it— about the product?ut the product? in hammersmith and fulham it is 2596 for _ about the product? in hammersmith and fulham it is 2596 for the - and fulham it is 25% for the booster, we are seeing it going up really high every day. we are seeing an unprecedented level of the man now which is really pleasing to me as a dph because people are wanting to get the vaccine now, so i'm sensing a bit of a sea change in the way people view vaccinations and blisters. you will have seen across london there may be issues with vaccine hesitancy, but what i'm seeing when i'm out and about on vaccine sites as people really want to this time and that is something that we absolutely need to happen, so i'm encouraging anyone, come and get your booster which is going to protect you against serious illness and if you are thinking about getting the vaccine, it is never too late, we have what we call on every green offer which means you can go to any pharmacy, gp site, mass vaccination site or walking and get that first dose.

it finished 1 all, leaving fulham top and a point clear.make it through to the third round. meanwhile national league stockport — who beat bolton in the last round — lost at the league one leaders rotherham1—0. in the women's fa cup — it's the final on sunday. this is the completion of last season's competition which was delayed by the pandemic. the quarter finals onwards have been played this season with chelsea and arsenal meeting on sunday at wembley. chelsea boss emma hayes admits the timings strange, especially off an international break, but says she's looking forward to it. it's weird coming back after into a cup final. because of being there so many time i don't really put any different energy into it than i do a normal game. what changes is there is more press. but everything else stays the same. yeah, weird circumstances going into a cup final. but one that i'm really excited about. but one that i'm really excited about. wigan manager leam richardson has called for more people in football — including fans — to undergo cpr training

fulham are without a win in 5 games but they're still two points ahead of second place bournemouth. to another heavy defeat in the ashes. they were bowled out for 192 on the final day of the second test in adelaide. australia winning by 275 runs to go 2—up in the series ahead of the boxing day test in melbourne. patrick gearey reports. to bed, 2—0. astray they may be missing their captain and the best bowler in the world, england couldn't further inconvenience them. and had meet the aussies ran out of time. how the pope got there less than ten minutes, five wickets left. the biggest of them was ben stokes, so australia's the others made an enclosure around ten and sent in a lion. ., enclosure around ten and sent in a lion. . ., , , enclosure around ten and sent in a lion. . , . lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lane _ lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lane thought - lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lane thought he - lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lane thought he had i lion. oh, that was very close. i nathan lane thought he had an lion. oh, that was very close. -

it finished 1 all, leaving fulham top and a point clear.final on sunday. this is the completion of last season's competition which was delayed by the pandemic. the quarter finals onwards have been played this season with chelsea and arsenal meeting on sunday at wembley. chelsea boss emma hayes admits the timings strange, especially off an international break, but says she's looking forward to it. it's weird coming off the back after into a cup final. because of being there so many time i don't really put any different energy into it than i do a normal game. what changes is there is more press. but everything else stays the same. yeah, weird circumstances going into a cup final. but one that i'm really excited about. wigan manager leam richardson has called for more people in football — including fans — to undergo cpr training like he did after one of his players suffered a cardiac arrest. striker charlie wyke collapased during a practice session last month and says his manager saved his life by beginning the resuscitation process before the

the fulham fan who faced terrible online abuse just for playing the game he loves, gets to meet his matchy heroes welcome along, it's the title race we all wanted, the formula one championship is going down to the final weekend. the world champion lewis hamilton winning the saudi arabian grand prix yesterday to move level on points with max verstappen. the rivalry between the two reached boiling point injeddah. hamilton accused the dutchman of driving �*over the limit�*, with the red bull and mercedes colliding yet again. verstappen was ordered to give up the lead in the latter stages of a chaotic race, he was also penalised by race stewards. whoever crosses the line first in abu dhabi next weekend takes the title, but will it be a clean fight. joe lynskey reports. it is formula i's ultimate finish. to drive his neck and neck with one race to go. lewis hamiltons eighth race to go. lewis hamiltons eighth race when has got him level of the top. but max has one more victory and sell at the last grand prix, he may be champion. but that these two, a crash as possible. find may be champion. but

fulham are without a win in 5 games but they're still two points ahead of second place bournemouth.ood, 2—0. australia may be missing their captain and the best bowler in the world, england couldn't further inconvenience them. their aim had been to make the aussies ran out of time. olly pope got there less than ten minutes, five wickets left. the biggest of them was ben stokes, so australia's fielders made an enclosure around ten and sent in a lion. oh, that was very close. nathan lion thought he had an lbw, the umpire didn't. australia reviewed, then rejoiced. england reset. chris wokes made a defiant 44, joss buttler, a natural cavalier relied on his shield. no wicket fell for more than two and half hours. say it quietly — maybe. but english optimism on this tour is no sooner formed than shattered. the end of wokes, and ultimately hope. england dragged this into the evening, still there, joss buttler, the adelaide barricade, for so long, he hardly put a foot until... ..watch the lights on the bales hit wicket, the last in a series of backward steps. england's day five fight was to

fulham drew, but i'm going to let you keep that tenner.et relegated again. 0k, i've got to admit, i was too excited to remember to hold the camera, but i did remember to tell them about the video that got me trolled, which went viral, with thousands of messages of support. because, really, most people are good people. you get trolled more than me. you can't get trolled more than me. i'm not having that. that's really goodj you're doing that. it is really good — make a difference. yeah, that's what i'm trying to do. good lad. you're still playing. i changed to power chair football. because as i'm getting older, it's getting harder to be on my knees. all right. so i changed to power chair football. what position do you play? midfield at the moment, but not very good at it. he was the same. i knew it was goingl to call on one of us. ijust thought, tell me it's a striker. i the best bit of the day was sharing my anti—bullying brand and message with everyone. great stuff. lovely to meet you. all the best. good lad. keep up the good work, all ri

we've had fulham in the past which is worth about 450—500 million pounds a month to our businesses ——t amounts to about 60 million in britain forfour — five weeks. we can see the economic hit and just around the corner, if businesses survive, we have a terrible april coming with a rise in business rates, to 50% and vat, 20%, national insurance rises, food energy inflation, so businesses are really struggling and i can see the impact on sustainability and job numbers here. impact on sustainability and “0b numbers head impact on sustainability and “0b numbers here. ~ , ., numbers here. when you say, should businesses survive, _ numbers here. when you say, should businesses survive, is _ numbers here. when you say, should businesses survive, is that _ numbers here. when you say, should businesses survive, is that because l businesses survive, is that because you think that some won't? for instance night club closing in wales. at what would be one of their busiest times of the year. it’s wales. at what would be one of their busiest times of the year.— busiest times of the year. it's fair

special financial scheme to set “p the special financial scheme to set up for the pandemic such as fulhamo and put up national insurance by 1.25%. some of the money would go to fund social care. in order to deal with the problems with the nhs, the backlogs, you also have to fix social care. we are taking the tough decisions that the country wants to see. we are putting £36 billion in. the country wants to see. we are putting £36 billion in— £36 billion in. the plan for social care was the _ £36 billion in. the plan for social care was the first _ £36 billion in. the plan for social care was the first attempt - £36 billion in. the plan for social care was the first attempt by - £36 billion in. the plan for social care was the first attempt by a i care was the first attempt by a government in decades to tackle the issue of social care funding. it was criticised as being unfair on people in less well off areas. just criticised as being unfair on people in less well off areas.— in less well off areas. just the latest on _ in less well off areas. just the latest on the _ in less well off areas

fulham stay top of the championship, after a 1—1 draw with title rivals bournemouth.h complaint. if it was dangerous to go out in storm arwen, what's a bbc reporter doing in the middle of it? how worried should we be? the risks posed by the new omicron variant of covid—i9 are uncertain as yet, but it's clear that the subject is being given plenty of attention and airtime from bbc news, starting with reports of its emergence on thursday last week. tonight at 10:00, the uk suspends flights from six african countries after the discovery of a new variant of coronavirus. the countries, including south africa, will be placed on the travel red list amid fears the new mutation may be the most dangerous yet. as the coverage went on, leading news bulletins all week, julie smith contacted us on saturday to say: and richard colborne wondered: but we also heard the opposite concern — that the possible risks of the new variant were being underplayed at times on air. here's steph dodwell: well, at the heart of the bbc�*s reporting over the past week has been its medical editor, ferg