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Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Sunday morning. We'll have another update For You on Monday.

1. Is my Covid vaccine wearing off?

Doctors and the UK's Health Security Agency have warned that waning immunity is leading to deaths, even of people who have had two doses of a Covid vaccine. BBC health and science correspondent James Gallagher takes a closer look.

2. Boosters for under-50s could make 'Big Difference ' to infection levels

Offering booster vaccines to younger age groups across the UK, a leading scientist has said. Since September, over-50s, front-line medical staff and younger adults with some underlying health conditions have been eligible for a third coronavirus vaccine dose. Prof Neil Ferguson , whose modelling led to The First nationwide restrictions in 2020, said he saw " no reason" why younger age groups should not be offered boosters after priority groups. On Saturday, Health Secretary Sajid Javid that 12 million booster jabs have been given across the UK.

3. As another lockdown starts, Dutch ask: When will this end?

In response to a sharp increase in infections, the Dutch are now living under new restrictions designed to limit social contacts. Reaction in the Netherlands has been mixed, " My experience is lockdown after lockdown, " says Neill Bo Finlayson. " It's especially hard as we've just seen what life can be like, but public safety comes first and you've got to do what you've got to do. " Others worry about effect on their Mental Health . " Last lockdown I got overwhelmed with the stress of managing everything. I really relish having a coffee and not having it feel illegal, " said Saskia Heyster.

4. Fears raised over exodus of NHS consultants

" Rock Bottom morale" and concerns over pension tax charges are among The Key reasons why Scotland's health service could face an exodus of consultants, Dr Graeme Eunson said he cannot recall a Time In his career " when things have been this tough" as he warned that the NHS in Scotland was in " full-blown crisis". The Scottish Government to help the health services get through what it described as the " extremely challenging" months ahead.

5. Covid widower writes book about beloved wife

John and Doreen Hunt met when they were just 19 years old in 1967. They married a year later, starting a partnership that would span 51 years. Last Year , Doreen, 72, died just four days after becoming unwell with coronavirus. He had always wanted to be a writer, and coping with the " totally unexpected and unbelievable" situation inspired him to create a book, titled This Is Not A Good Table.

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Source of news: bbc.com