my my pub in that report was from jayne mccubbin. it's 1:16 it's1:16 p m.ng out if giving different vaccines works the same as giving a single jab. covid hits the australian open. and coming up hits the australian open. and coming up on bbc news, zak crawley has been ruled out of the first two tests against india after spraining his wrist in a freak accident. the opener slipped on a marble floor. borisjohnson is under increasing pressure to maintain the extra £20 a week that was added to universal credit when the pandemic erupted. the arrangement is due to end next month, but mps and charities say removing the top—up will push more people toward poverty, leaving them reliant on food banks. alex forsyth reports. let'sjust double—check so we see what you need to do to write your poem. like many parents, jess is embroiled in the home—school struggle. sometimes we have to do things we don't like, ollie. she is a single mum to eight—year—old oliver. money's always been tight but through the pandemic she says it's been worse. being at home has pushed bills up — a

jayne mccubbin takes a look at how the roll—out is going so far.lions. and with every individualjab, we inch ever closer to some kind of a national recovery. now it's the turn of the 65—to—69—year—olds. 0h, brilliant. i got contacted by my own surgery. i booked the time slot straight away. that got confirmed straight away. it was literally all done in minutes. john in boston is 67. you know, really, really on the ball. absolutely delighted. it's the way out of all this. diane and malcolm in exeter are 69. very good indeed, actually, yeah. i hate jabs anyway, but this one went very well. you just look the other way. but we were really looking forward to it and we've - been waiting every day to get it, really. - the second phase of the vaccination programme is also for the clinically vulnerable, like kerry thompson. hugely important because it's been a long time since i've left my house. so i haven't actually left my home since the beginning of march last year. i managed to get out probably five times in the summer period, but that was only very loca

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jayne mccubbin takes a look at how the roll—out is going so far.ne went very well. you just look the other way. but we were really looking forward to it and we've i been waiting every day to get it, really. - the second phase of the vaccination programme is also for the clinically vulnerable, like kerry thompson. hugely important because it�*s been a long time since i�*ve left my house. so i haven�*t actually left my home since the beginning of march last year. i managed to get out probably five times in the summer period, but that was only very local — five minutes down the road — so i�*ve pretty much been cooped up in my own home. everyone is really grateful and excited to have been able to come through, and actually relieved that they've been able to get their vaccination at this time. we've vaccinated so many people from cohorts one to four and we're still continuing to vaccinate those — so it would be really great if you haven't had your vaccination yet to go on the nhs website and book online. some over—80s are still playing catch—up. in plym

breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin has been speaking to some of the cast members and those who have inspirednds who were marvellous. it was, it was, yeah, all glitter and disco balls, and it was really great. so with deborah. the passion, the excitement, the love, but the shame and the fear. because headlines spoke of a menace, and lay blame and guilt and shame at the feet of the gay community where people were dying. and then terry died, and then it's like, 0k. and the stigma was enormous, and the fear. can you just go and get a photograph of your friends? i'lljust go and get it, hold on a sec. we were blamed, it must be a lifestyle thing. having too many sexual partners, and i'd had three by that time, by the time i got sick. but the assumption was of guilt. why should we be sympathetic? tell me about them. they were young, they were fun, they were passionate. everything they went through was horrendous. it was awful. stigma means deborah still keeps her promise never to tell their secret, decades after their deaths. now that era of fear has been turned into tv gold for channel a by russel

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breakfast�*s jayne mccubbin takes a look at how the roll—out is going so far.turn of the 65—to—69—year—olds. 0h, brilliant. i got contacted by my own surgery. i booked the time slot straight away. that got confirmed straight away. it was literally all done in minutes. john in boston is 67. you know, really, really on the ball. absolutely delighted. it's the way out of all this. diane and malcolm in exeter are 69. very good indeed, actually, yeah. i hate jabs anyway, but this one went very well. you just look the other way. but we were really looking forward to it and we've - been waiting every day to get it, really. - the second phase of the vaccination programme is also for the clinically vulnerable, like kerry thompson. hugely important because it's been a long time since i've left my house. so i haven't actually left my home since the beginning of march last year. i managed to get out probably five times in the summer period, but that was only very local — five minutes down the road — so i've pretty much been cooped up in my own home. everyone is really grat

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