1: refer to as “the national regulations”, were laid on 4 July. There have been five changes to the national - Speech Link

1: Speaker, I will make a statement on the Government’s covid winter plan.For the first time since this - Speech Link

1: now more people in hospital with Covid than when we went into lockdown on 23 March, and deaths are already - Speech Link
2: exhausted, that we should abandon the fight against Covid, stand aside, let nature take her course and call - Speech Link
3: We do not want to go back to another national lockdown; we cannot let the virus rip, so since June, we - Speech Link
4: rules by introducing a three-tiered system of local Covid alert levels in England, set at medium, high and - Speech Link
5: leaders on the additional measures which should be taken. This could lead to further restrictions on the - Speech Link
6: gaming centres and casinos will also close. I would like to put on record my thanks to Steve Rotheram and - Speech Link
7: continuing. I know how difficult this is—they, like us, like everyone in this House, are grappling with very - Speech Link

1: permission, I would like to make a further Statement on coronavirus. We have done much as a nation to get - Speech Link
2: six, they can still gather. Places of education and work are unaffected. Covid-secure weddings, wedding - Speech Link
3: businesses open, while controlling the virus. The data shows that, while the cases among 17 to 30 year-olds - Speech Link
4: guidance for universities on how they can operate in a Covid-secure way. That includes a clear request not to - Speech Link
5: Operation Moonshot, to deploy mass testing, will allow people to lead more normal lives and reduce the - Speech Link

1: considered covid-19.I am pleased to say that all across the country the roll-out of the covid-19 vaccine - Speech Link

1: help businesses operate and reopen safely during Covid-19, we produced guidance, broken down by workplace - Speech Link

1: and key workers for all they do, but I would also like to mention one or two who do not always get a mention: - Speech Link
2: time and that extraordinary measures needed to be taken, but as we have heard from the National Audit Office - Speech Link
3: states that the situation in responding to the covid-19 pandemic was unprecedented, but that we“secured - Speech Link

1: effectiveness of the Government response to the covid-19 outbreak.It is a pleasure to serve under - Speech Link
2: by The Telegraph’s Ross Clark in which he asked whether anyone had been able to read the small print at - Speech Link
3: Depressingly, we have been warned that this lockdown might go on after 2 December, putting family gatherings - Speech Link

1: With permission, Mr Deputy Speaker, I would like to make a statement on coronavirus. As a country - Speech Link
2: Department have recognised the condition of long covid—we probably need a better term for it—whereby many - Speech Link

1: preventing, containing and managing outbreaks in the Covid-19 Contain Framework, which sets out how national - Speech Link
2: the city a few days ago and was really impressed by the Covid precautions in both Snappy Snaps and the Apple - Speech Link