thorrun govind, chair ofthe need support. thorrun govind, chair of the royal— need support. northern ireland already have covid passports — and from today, people in england need what�*s being called a covid pass to get into large venues — like nightclubs and stadiums. all adults must prove they are fully vaccinated or have a negative covid test from within the last 48 hours. to prove that, you can show an nhs covid pass or a text or email from nhs test and trace. you�*ll need that now to go to indoor unseated venues with more than 500 people, outdoor unseated venues with more than 4,000 people or any venue with more than 10,000 people. our correspondent andrew plant reports from bristol. hi, guys, you got your covid passes? proof of vaccinations or negative tests. great, thank you, guys. suddenly needed all across england today. thousands attending football matches will find themselves affected. this club asking fans to arrive an hour early. 50 extra staff coming in on saturday, hopefully won�*t be too long... the extra time and extra costs, they say, a small price to pay t

i'm joined now by thorrun govind, from the royal pharmaceutical society.thanks for your time. what are all your members telling you, what are they saying about demand and supply? what are they saying about demand and su -l ? , ., what are they saying about demand andsu--l? , . what are they saying about demand andsu--l?, . , and supply? demand has been incredible. _ and supply? demand has been incredible, as _ and supply? demand has been incredible, as you _ and supply? demand has been incredible, as you can - and supply? demand has been| incredible, as you can imagine, people are really keen to socialised and have the christmas that we didn't have last year, but that means that our pharmacy teams are getting boxes of lateral flow tests in and they're heading straight out through the door again. what we really keen to make sure the people are aware of is that if they have generated that code on the nhs website, they are aware that we have not got a labelled box waiting specific for them and we are providing them as fast as they are coming into us, so we're

let's talk about the vaccine situation here, i'm joned by thorrun govind, a community pharmacist and 'ab. is that doable? it is doable boosterjab. is that doable? it is doable if we _ boosterjab. is that doable? it s doable if we galvanise the community pharmacy workforce, we engage with the local communities, and we get people on our side and really focus on making sure that we all get involved with regards to vaccine hesitancy. speaking to members of the public and engaging them, there really is a lot of work to be done, but pharmacists and pharmacy teams are really keen to get involved and support the national effort. in support the national effort. in practical terms, support the national effort. in practicalterms, do support the national effort. in practical terms, do you have enough staff to administer the jabs in such a short time? fist staff to administer the “abs in such a short mat staff to administer the “abs in such a short that a short time? at the start of the pandemic. _ a short time? at the start of the pandemic, we were _ a short time? at the start of the pandemic, we