here"However, we have sent in a lot of extra testing into Leicester the last 10 days or so and one of the things we have found is there are a lot of under 18s who have tested positive and therefore, because children can transmit the disease, although they are highly unlikely to become ill from the disease, we think the safest thing we can do is close the schools."When pressed on why the schools are not shutting immediately, Mr Hancock said they have given parents two days to make childcare
Matt Hancock on who will get coronavirus vaccine first as manufacturing begins
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at the daily Downing Street press conference, the Health Secretary said two groups of people will be prioritised.
Frontline health and social care workers and those at an increased risk of serious disease and death from the virus will go first, Mr Hancock said.The latter group include adults over the age of 50, and those with heart and kidney disease.Mr Hancock said the government had already began stockpiling a vaccine being trialled at Oxford University, in the hope it is deemed successful.He
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