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The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care has given a statement to Parliament on a new variant under investigation and action government is taking.
First published during the 2019 to 2022 Johnson Conservative government
Better connections on local and national transport networks to bring all UK communities within closer reach of social and economic opportunities.
Catching COVID-19 carries far higher risk than having the vaccine and only 22% of women who gave birth in August were vaccinated.
Analysis by the UK Health Security Agency in women giving birth has reinforced international evidence that COVID-19 vaccines have good safety record in pregnant women.
New precautionary travel restrictions are being introduced as the UK Health Security Agency confirms a new variant under investigation.
The infection prevention and control (IPC) guidance for health and care settings during the COVID-19 pandemic has been updated to cover other seasonal respiratory infections.
The UK will host a summit of Foreign and Development Ministers from the G7 in December in the city of Liverpool.
Booster jabs will be available on the National Booking Service for people aged 40 to 49, and young people aged 16 to 17 will be able to book their second jab.
Full findings from the latest report of the government-backed REACT-1, one of the largest studies into COVID-19 infections in England, have been published today.
Red list review completed and inbound vaccination policy expanded to include 3 new vaccines and 15 new countries and territories.
Boosters and third doses will appear on the COVID Pass in England, making it easy for people to show their vaccine status when travelling abroad.
The Duke of Cambridge and Foreign Secretary joined Overseas Territories representatives and elected leaders in London for the ninth Joint Ministerial Council.
Following a review of evidence by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), advice on second doses for young people aged 16 to 17 was issued earlier this week.
The Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Sajid Javid gave the keynote address at the NHS Providers' Annual Conference and Exhibition 2021.
Over one million boosters given in last 3 days as people urged to get vital top-up to their immunity.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson held a COVID-19 press conference today.
Health and Social Care Secretary accepts independent advice to extend booster programme to people aged 40 and over, and offer a second dose to people aged 16 to 17.
JCVI has advised that, in addition to those aged over 50 years and at higher risk from coronavirus, all adults aged 40 to 49 years should be offered an mRNA booster.
Results from first UK real-world study by UKHSA show significantly increased protection against symptomatic disease from Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine booster dose in those aged 50 and above.
12 million people in the UK have received a COVID-19 booster or third jab.
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