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Originally Posted by pilot007
(Post 33205754)
CWS, I’m in that age group and moving to the States in a month. Which means that if I manage to get a first dose here, my second will be in the US. Any idea how I can maximize my chances of a Pfizer or Moderna shot? Which vaccination centres in London have these? Should I try and visit one at the end of the day?
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Originally Posted by bluemoon68
(Post 33206978)
I would hope that countries are open minded in this, otherwise countries like USA and Israel may never open to people in the UK who’ve had AZ.
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Originally Posted by alex67500
(Post 33207518)
I don't think that approval will condition that. The concerns aren't over efficacy, but over safety with clots, so I don't think that it will be a problem. I'm not a politician in said countries but it would defy logic...
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Perhaps somewhat historical, but the BBC is reporting that a cross-party parliamentary committee is recommending that all fixed penalty lockdown fines be reviewed.
Originally Posted by BBC News
All fixed penalty notices for Covid lockdown breaches, which can be as high as £10,000, should be reviewed - according to a parliamentary committee.
The system is "muddled, discriminatory and unfair", MPs on the Joint Committee on Human Rights argued. More than 85,000 fixed penalty notices have been issued in England since the pandemic began, and 8,000 in Wales. A government spokesperson said it was right there were consequences for those who most flagrantly breached the rules. The JCHR, which is made up of MPs and peers, said it had "significant concerns" about the validity of fines, the inadequacy of the review and appeal process, the size of the penalties and the criminalisation of those who could not afford to pay. |
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Do we have any update on May supplies / novovax coming online / Moderna / J&J coming online / etc? Not heard anything about any of this in a while, which seems odd.
My partner has his vaccine appt very last thing today, so hopefully supply won't be an issue and he will get it as planned We will try to turn up a bit early for the appt to avoid any issues. |
Originally Posted by Dan1113
(Post 33208505)
Do we have any update on May supplies / novovax coming online / Moderna / J&J coming online / etc? Not heard anything about any of this in a while, which seems odd.
My partner has his vaccine appt very last thing today, so hopefully supply won't be an issue and he will get it as planned We will try to turn up a bit early for the appt to avoid any issues. |
Originally Posted by HB7
(Post 33208543)
Yeh I'm keen to know this as well. I heard somewhere that the authorities are going to make a call this week on whether under 40's will be recommended pfizer/moderna - is this correct?
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any way of rescheduling a second jab (booked on NHS site) or at least checking availability without cancelling the original booking
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Might interest folk on here. Greece will recognize NHS vaccine cards to exempt UK tourists from quarantine or tests.
Also from friends in Scotland, apparently they do not get given vaccine cards? It is only England where you are given this. If so how will people in Scotland prove it? https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/g...s-b931864.html |
Daily data:
Cases 2,685 (2,524 last Tuesday) Deaths 17 (33) Patients admitted 169 (194 on the 14th) Patients on ventilator 227 (318 on the 19th) Patients in hospital 1,608 (1,981 on the 18th) People vaccinated up to and including 26 April 2021 First dose: 33,843,580 Second dose: 13,201,811 The rolling seven day daily average is down 5.8% on the previous week. The number of people in hospital was last below 1,600 on 21st September. Also note the significant drop in patients on ventilation. |
Originally Posted by SailorTomSparrow
(Post 33209164)
Might interest folk on here. Greece will recognize NHS vaccine cards to exempt UK tourists from quarantine or tests.
Also from friends in Scotland, apparently they do not get given vaccine cards? It is only England where you are given this. If so how will people in Scotland prove it? https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/g...s-b931864.html |
Originally Posted by HB7
(Post 33209225)
I think they've taken this statement back due to forgery concerns.
Malta and Cyprus plan to open to vaccinated Brits with no test/quarantine from 1st June and 1st May respectively. Wonder if they will take NHS cards. FWIW Iceland is accepting CDC cards from US which I assume also are as easy to buy/forge. That said my CDC card actually has a J&J sticker on it with batch number etc so less likely to have been forged. |
Originally Posted by SailorTomSparrow
(Post 33209231)
Really? I am surprised by this as no other way for UK arrivals to prove they have been vaccinated. Thought Greece was making intentionally lax to aid tourism.
Malta and Cyprus plan to open to vaccinated Brits with no test/quarantine from 1st June and 1st May respectively. Wonder if they will take NHS cards. FWIW Iceland is accepting CDC cards from US which I assume also are as easy to buy/forge. That said my CDC card actually has a J&J sticker on it with batch number etc so less likely to have been forged. |
Originally Posted by YorkieFlyer
(Post 33209005)
any way of rescheduling a second jab (booked on NHS site) or at least checking availability without cancelling the original booking
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