Grandparents unable to see grandchildren ‘until tens of millions are vaccinated'

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Chelsea are set to lose out to their Big Six rivals in the race to sign two academy targets after billionaire owner Roman Abramovich was hit by sanctions from the UK government.Sanctions against Abramovich were announced on Thursday morning which confirmed his assets had been frozen under the ‘ Russia Regulations’ ruling, blocking any potential sale of the club after the Russian billionaire, 55, had put Chelsea up for sale.The Blues chief was one of seven oligarchs to have sanctions placed on them by ministers on Thursday morning amid the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine — bringing the overall tally to more than 200 individuals and entities.Chelsea have been given a special licence to continue day-to-day operations by the government but cannot earn any income, with ticket sales and club merchandise suspended until the sanctions are lifted.They have also been prevented from signing or selling new players, which could affect their summer transfer plans and wide-ranging recruitment for their highly-renowned academy setup at Cobham.According to The Daily Mail, the Blues have seen their rivals swoop on two academy players that they had been in talks to sign before the sanctions were placed upon Abramovich.There are understood to be ‘at least two players’ who were on the verge of signing with the west London club, but are now securing moves elsewhere.Worse yet, Chelsea look resigned to losing out on future talents to their Big Six rivals after catching wind of the deals that collapsed.HAVE YOUR SAY: What do you make of the decision to sanction Roman Abramovich? Comment below.The club are not only facing frustration in their attempts to sign new players, but they could also lose up to three key members of Thomas Tuchel’s

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Grandparents will not be able to safely see their grandchildren until tens of millions of people are vaccinated, the UK Government has warned. England's deputy chief medical officer Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said "all of the rules still apply" even if grandparents have had their first vaccine dose.He also told people not to assume they will have any protection until at least 21 days have elapsed after their first dose.

direct to your inbox Some children may be able to be vaccinated against coronavirus in the future, said a top government expert. Speaking at a Downing Street press briefing on Wednesday, England’s deputy chief medical officer Prof Jonathan Van-Tam said it was possible for children who are extremely at risk from Covid-19 to be given a vaccine in “exceptional” circumstances.

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direct to your inboxVaccines may not fully prevent people from passing Covid-19 on to others, England’s deputy chief medical officer has again warned.Professor Jonathan Van-Tam said people who have had the jab should still continue to abide by lockdown restrictions.If they begin easing off because they are protected, they are potentially putting at risk those further down the priority list who still need inoculation, he wrote in the Telegraph.His warning came as the latest Government figures showed the number receiving the first dose of the vaccine across the UK has passed 5.8 million, with a record 478,248 getting the jab in a single day.Prof Van-Tam wrote in the Telegraph that it is still not known if people who had been vaccinated could