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About Prime Minister
A prime minister is the head of a cabinet and the leader of the ministers in the executive branch of government, often in a parliamentary or semi-presidential system.
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... An adviser to Israel s Prime Minister said Israel is making " maximum effort" to avoid killing civilians...
Covid-19: Booster rollout questioned and No 10 denies PM broke Christmas rules
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening. We'll have another update For You Tomorrow Morning .
1. Is the booster rollout too slow?Everyone aged over 50 in the UK is recommended to be offered a third dose of a Covid vaccine, along with frontline medical staff and younger adults with some underlying health conditions. Ministers have called the booster rollout the " last piece of the jigsaw" -
2. Positive trial results for Valneva vaccineLast month, the UK cancelled an order it had placed with French vaccine maker Valneva for 100 million doses of the Jab . Afterwards, Health Secretary Sajid Javid from the UK's medicines regulator anyway. Now, trial results suggest the Valneva Jab - which would have been made at a factory in Scotland -
3. No 10 denies PM broke Christmas Covid rulesDowning Street has strongly rejected reports that the Prime Minister broke lockdown rules Last Christmas . The Prime Minister 's official spokesman refused to confirm whether the PM and his wife were joined by a friend, Nimco Ali , in No 10 on 25 December. He Said Boris Johnson and his then fiancée, Carrie,
4. Mum's C-section, coma and Covid ordealA woman who rapidly fell ill with Covid while pregnant Jade Sheppard-Palomares was 29 weeks pregnant when she caught The Virus In July . " I was in bed one minute And Then suddenly I was, 'I don't think I can breathe', " She Said .
5. Australia's Flying Doctors take vaccines to remote areasAustralia's vaccination rollout has really picked up in recent months, partly due to Covid outbreaks in Sydney and Melbourne. But in remote areas hardly touched by The Virus , it's often a different story.
Media caption, Covid: Australia's Flying Doctors take vaccines to vast remote areasAnd there's More . .And as vaccine passports come into force for nightclub entry in Scotland ,
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