of restrictions in England went ahead as planned despite the rapid growth in cases of the strain.cases moving forward will lead to more people in hospital.that has come, the B.167, is becoming dominant in parts of the UK,” Sir Jeremy told BBC Radio 4’s Today programme.“I think we will see an increase of cases and infections over the coming weeks as some of the restrictions are lifted.
So far over 36.5 million Brits have received a first dose of a coronavirus jab, with 20.1 million having had a second.It puts Boris Johnson on target to keep his promise of having every adult vaccinated by July. People who are eligible for a vaccine will get a text sent from "NHSvaccine" inviting them to get a dose with a link to the booking site. People can also call 119.
There are thousands of vaccine sites to choose from, including shopping centres, mosques and pharmacies. It was also revealed that people living in areas where the Indian variant is prominent would also be offered a jab.- before adding: "This coming week we will be opening up vaccinations to everyone 35 and over across the country."It's about going as fast as we can nationwide.