Originally Posted by alex67500 (Post 33419378)

I had my second jab of Moderna yesterday morning, and I'd seen some strong reactions from others around me, but holy moley! Shivers, fever, aches everywhere... Paracetamol didn't really work. I guess it's a sign that my immune system has kicked in, but I wasn't expecting to be down for 12 hours like that. Should I report something, or is that expected since the guide already says it'll happen in more than 1 in 10 people?

​​​​​​PS: KARFA batch 3003608 ;)

Originally Posted by alex67500 (Post 33419378)

I had my second jab of Moderna yesterday morning, and I'd seen some strong reactions from others around me, but holy moley! Shivers, fever, aches everywhere... Paracetamol didn't really work. I guess it's a sign that my immune system has kicked in, but I wasn't expecting to be down for 12 hours like that. Should I report something, or is that expected since the guide already says it'll happen in more than 1 in 10 people?

​​​​​​PS: KARFA batch 3003608 ;)

Originally Posted by ahmetdouas (Post 33419253)

It's up to individual choice, let the person decide. If they want to, that's fine. If they don't want to, that's also fine.

Originally Posted by sbs2716g (Post 33412618)

51870 cases n 49 death today for UK

Originally Posted by ahmetdouas (Post 33419253)

It's up to individual choice, let the person decide. If they want to, that's fine. If they don't want to, that's also fine.

Originally Posted by JustTheOne (Post 33419409)

However, it's not an individual choice with TfL, it's a condition of carriage. You may agree or disagree with that particular condition, but anyone travelling on TfL services enters into a contractual agreement with TfL, and currently one of those contractual obligations is that users should wear a mask. So you're correct that it will no longer lead to fines and it's extremely unlikely that the utterly fed up and exhausted (and I speak from experience!) TfL frontline staff are going to stop you, but it's simply not true to say it's "fine" if someone doesn't chose to wear one in this particular scenario.

Originally Posted by JustTheOne (Post 33419409)

However, it's not an individual choice with TfL, it's a condition of carriage. You may agree or disagree with that particular condition, but anyone travelling on TfL services enters into a contractual agreement with TfL, and currently one of those contractual obligations is that users should wear a mask. So you're correct that it will no longer lead to fines and it's extremely unlikely that the utterly fed up and exhausted (and I speak from experience!) TfL frontline staff are going to stop you, but it's simply not true to say it's "fine" if someone doesn't chose to wear one in this particular scenario.

Originally Posted by ahmetdouas (Post 33419441)

I am seeing a lot more exemption stickers from people who don't want the hassle of being challenged, I pretty much see it everyday now on the tube. Also outdoors, but as of today I guess ppl don't need them anymore, just for TFL stuff.

Originally Posted by BBC

The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), which advises UK health departments on immunisation, has recommended that Covid vaccines be offered to certain groups of under-18s, vaccines minister Nadim Zahawi tells MPs.

Speaking in the Commons, Zahawi says the JCVI advises:

Children aged 12 to 17 at increased risk of serious Covid – such as those with severe neurodisabilities, Down’s syndrome, or immunosuppression – should be offered the Pfizer vaccine

That vaccine should also be offered to 12 to 17-year-olds who live with an immunosuppressed person

And “it is considered reasonable” to offer a vaccination to those children who are within three months of their 18th birthday “to ensure good uptake of vaccine in newly-turned 18-year-olds”

The Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine is the only vaccine that has been authorised for 12 to 17-year-olds in the UK.

Originally Posted by 8mh (Post 33419881)

New rules announced less than 18 hours after the previous ones went into force. Consistently inconsistent.

Originally Posted by BBC live feed

PM: Can't guarantee locking easing won't be reversed

Dan Hewitt from ITV asks, with so much uncertainty over infection rates and hospital admissions, won't the roadmap out of lockdown have to be reversed?

The PM says he "hopes" it is irreversible but he can't guarantee that and "we have to be humble in the face of nature".

There could be a new variant of the virus, he says, that we may need to respond to.

We must continue to be cautious, he adds, and everyone eligible for a vaccine must come forward.

Originally Posted by enviroian (Post 33419756)

Well the CDC just upped the UK to level 4. This isn't good. Aren't all the bans supposed to end today in the UK?

https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/notices...united-kingdom