No plans for schools but plans for the priority order of a non existant vaccine..

[Crockodoodle]

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8436999/Health-workers-50s-Brits-heart-kidney-disease-Covid-19-vaccine-first.html

Words fail me

The education minister has just been on radio 5 and said all children will be back in school full time in September (in England).

What about shielded children?

I suspect shielding will not be extended beyond July.

Shielding ends when we are at level 1 on the Nando's scale. Are there confident predictions which show why that will be the alert state in 6weeks time?

Do you think that they know there’s definitely going to be a successful vaccine being rolled out soon? I am beginning to wonder if they’re actually now pretty confident on this.

No, I just think we live with the risk.

@Crockodoodle

www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8436999/Health-workers-50s-Brits-heart-kidney-disease-Covid-19-vaccine-first.html

Words fail me

why do words fail you? Surely GOV can do lots of things at once - surely you understand that. Plus they need to know the order so they can get plans in place to vaccinate those in that order as quickly as poss. Is that not important too?

so much nonsense and disinformation on MN today.

@ScorpionQueen

If the vaccine is anything like the track and trace it's never going to happen.

2 UK vaccines - one already in phase 2 trials in Uk and has now gone to Brazil. 1 to start in UK in June

not to mention US, China etc working on vaccines too

bit of positivity please!!

YABU for reading the Daily Mail

@Northernsoulgirl45

*nether

Well Hancock is an arse, because if they were really protecting the most vulnerable first, they would start with those shielding. That list of priorities really doesn't cover them*

I think they will soon be throwing shielding to the wolves. Taking away support and giving them more freedom.

Hancock doesn't decide the priority. Vaccine experts do

Could a lot of people shielding be immunosuppressive and not able to have vaccines?

Immunosuppressed

@fizz I hadn't thought of that. No idea if it applies although dh has always had flu jab.