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The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) are recommending that people at a higher risk of developing more serious cases of coronavirus should get another booster in 2023.

It is being recommended by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) that people at a higher risk of developing severe covid should be getting another booster this year.

JCVI bosses issued the fresh guidance as they revealed that the universal Covid vaccine programme would end this year - and urged healthy Brits who haven't had their booster to get jabbed while they have a chance

Vaccination experts said the nation is moving away from the ’emergency response’ to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Andrew Bridgen described mRNA vaccines as ‘experimental’.

The two girls are aged eight and 10

The parents are ‘diametrically opposed’ about vaccinating their daughters, according to a ruling made by Her Honour Judge Judith Rowe KC.

Second doses will be offered two to three months after initial jab, says UKHSA

There are currently no plans to widen the offer of vaccination beyond those identified as at risk of contracting the virus