The health secretary says it is a “sensible and reasonable step” and could be extended to the NHS. Dr Susan Hopkins, strategic response director for Covid-19 at Public Health England, said there are “pros and cons to any debate on mandatory vaccination”, with the “pro”
Paul Pogba becomes the latest Euro 2020 star to go viral for removing a bottle – in his case of Heineken – from a news conference. The day after Ronaldo made headlines by removing two bottles of Coca-Cola at a news conference and then encouraging
The logistics of vaccinating millions of people across the country, as more than 42 million people receive at least one dose. More than 42 million people in the UK have received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine – part of the biggest inoculation
No 10 says Boris Johnson has full confidence in the health secretary after Mr Cummings’ latest attack. Dominic Cummings has published expletive-laden messages, apparently from Boris Johnson, in which the PM calls the health secretary “hopeless”. It is the latest salvo in a bitter war
Aaron Ramsey chests down a Gareth Bale through-ball before firing Wales ahead against Turkey in Baku in the Group A encounter at the European Championship. Aaron Ramsey chests down a Gareth Bale through-ball before firing Wales ahead against Turkey in Baku in the Group A
Over 40s in England and Scotland can have their second dose after eight weeks instead of 12. image copyrightGetty Images The gap between Covid jabs for over-40s in England and Scotland will now be eight weeks rather than 12. The change has been made because
The Met Commissioner says she does not accept that the force is institutionally corrupt. The Metropolitan Police commissioner has rejected accusations the force is institutionally corrupt following a report into the unsolved murder of Daniel Morgan. Dame Cressida Dick also said she did not obstruct
The government is accused of breaching the Equality Act by failing to provide sign language interpreters. image copyrightKatherine Rowley A deaf campaigner is taking legal action against the government, after complaining that it failed to provide in-person British Sign Language (BSL) interpreters at No 10