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That’s what the medical advisors to the government have been saying all along ( or as flecc prefers Government Lackies). That’s why they advised the government to delay the second jab, to give more people a good level of protection from serious illness in the shortest possible time scale. Thank...

This will follow exactly the same path as every other single thing we have disagreed upon. Eventually, future events will show that you are wrong, you will realise that you are wrong and you won’t have the good grace to admit you are wrong. It’s a repetitive cycle and I’m bored with it.

It was me. President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen’s remarks came amid growing concerns that unfavourable comments by top European officials including French President Emmanuel Macron had slowed take-up of one of only three vaccines currently approved EU-wide. Earlier this...

The contract stated AZ would do it’s best to fulfil the order. They did do their best, but whilst the EU were kicking the tyres AZ were rolling out to the serious buyers. The EU has ballsed up, end of. @wheeler

The risks for the over 80s is 80% less. Great result.

Ok, I’ll give you that. You’re right.

80% effective at reducing hospital admissions in over 80s after a single vaccine dose. Sorry to repeat it, but this just illustrates perfectly what boll ocks people on here we’re talking when they said JVT, Witty & Vallance are government lackies. They have actually proven themselves to be...

It’s not difficult. If you should have had a test, but haven’t, book one. I don’t see the problem. You say the auto booking system in Wales is working well. If that’s the case, people won’t need to book themselves in, so that negates any confusion.

On the day the European Medicines Agency (EMA) approved the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine on 29 January for use for all age groups in the EU, French president Emmanuel Macron claimed that it was "quasi-ineffective" for people over 65. What a stupid thing to say. Ursula Von-Trap made similar...

U.K. hospital admissions of the over 80s is down 80% after just one dose of AZ or PB vaccine. The U.K. has nailed this vaccination rollout. A lot has gone wrong, but the vaccination programme is a magnificent achievement. Anyone who says anything derogatory is an ass-hole. End of.

They painted themselves into a corner and made silly comments about the AZ vaccine. Comments that have potential to reduce AZ vaccine confidence and hence take up. This was nothing more than anti U.K. spite on behalf of the EU. The same anti U.K. mechanisms were on display in here, the usual...

The EU were rubbishing the AZ vaccine and failing to make a decision regarding whether wanted to use it, whilst simultaneously complaining about delivery. No doubt the disinformation and indecision was born out of jealous and spite because the vaccine has U.K. fingerprints all over it. AZ did...

The EU were fannying around and were crippled with indecision. That’s why they were late ordering and that’s why they were late taking delivery.

I don’t think they are influenced by government. They are paid to advise them. The government chooses whether or not to follow the advice and how to implement it. There has been several clear disagreements between the advisors and government, so they will make it known if they aren’t happy about...

You have proved FA. You have quoted an alternative opinion, which you are free to do of course, but you have proven nothing. You think protection drops to a low level at 13 weeks, I don’t. I’m in favour of giving people 84-94% protection from hospitalisation at twice the rate that you want to...

I’ve heard that a single vaccination shot still gives good protection at 12 weeks (Van-Tam & Whitty). We each must listen to someone and I suppose our differing thoughts on this subject come down to who we choose to listen too. I don’t think either Whitty or Van-Tam are government stooges, they...

It’s a simple equation. X = The number of vaccinations performed per day. (This is a finite number governed by the number of people available to run the process. It’s very very good by comparison to other nations) V = the number of people given 84 to 94% protection from serious illness and...

Be patient. Your second shot will give you full protection, you aren’t starting again. There are other people who need vaccinating apart from you. Your second jab is some other person’s first and it may save their life. Typical Socialist, great at giving away other people’s stuff, but not...

It doesn’t vanish. It’s a very slow rate of decreasing effectiveness which takes place over many months. But the time the second jab is administered at 12 weeks, the recipient still has plenty of protection from hospitalisation. Delaying the second jab is a fantastic piece of foresight by the...

Wd are talking about protection from hospitalisation you dweeb!