Sajid Javid: Last News

Restrictions for families visiting loved ones in care homes will be eased from next week.

Coronavirus infections have fallen in hundreds of neighbourhoods across Greater Manchester.

Jamie Webster has announced details of his biggest headline UK and Ireland tour this year.The musician will kick off his tour on November 5 in Bristol before embarking on dates in Leeds, Newcastle, Birmingham, London, Manchester, Belfast and Dublin. The tour will conclude with a hometown gig in Liverpool.Tickets for these new dates will go on general sale at 10am on January 28; a pre-sale will be available from January 26.

Boris Johnson has been forced into announcing an inquiry into claims by Tory MP Nusrat Ghani that she lost her job as a minister partly because of concerns about her “Muslimness”.

Boris Johnson is facing a make-or-break week for his premiership with his future in No 10 hanging in the balance.

Dancing On Ice skate-off. Good job he did too.

Jamie Webster has shared a video on social media criticising ticket resale sites, former culture secretary Sajid Javid and the way politics is “entwined” with the music industry.The viral clip has been viewed almost 400,000 times across Twitter and Instagram, racked up thousands of likes on TikTok and been shared by members of Bastille.“If you’ve ever been ripped off for gig tickets, then this video is for you,” Webster began.“My two gigs at The Cavern sold out within fifteen seconds last week but then I found out they were back onsale on resale sites like Viagogo for prices up to £143. That’s more than 3 times as much as the original ticket price (£27).

Covid passes both dropped.The measures were introduced in December to combat the spread of the Omicron variant of coronavirus, but were expected to end later this month.As it stands, face masks are required in cinemas and theatres, and people need to show proof they’re fully vaccinated or provide a negative test when visiting clubs, indoor unseated venues with more than 500 people, unseated outdoor venues with more than 4,000 people and any event with more than 10,000 people.Those restrictions are all set to end on January 26, with Health Secretary Sajid Javid saying “we must learn to live with Covid in the same way we live with flu”.Today marks the start of the next chapter in our fight against Covid-19. The data shows Omicron is in retreat, but it’s not the end of the road.The best step we can all take is to get vaccinated and I want to thank the staff, volunteers and everyone who’s come forward so far.

Up to five more Tory MPs are considering jumping ship to Labour, according to reports.

The UK may have 'solid defences' against Covid-19 but we are still not at the 'end of the road', Health Secretary Sajid Javid has said today.

Health Secretary Sajid Javid will be hosting a Downing Street press conference later today.

Good Morning Britain has been hit with 73 complaints relating to information about Covid vaccines.It comes after the show's Dr Hilary Jones slammed an ICU doctor on the show earlier this month after he refused to have the Covid vaccine.He hit out at Dr Steve James, a consultant anaesthetist working in London, after he challenged health secretary Sajid Javid over the Government's decision to make vaccines mandatory for NHS staff as he toured King’s College Hospital in London.Dr James said "the science isn't strong enough" to support the government's decision.He later appeared on ITV's Good Morning Britain on January 12 where he defended his comments.

Boris Johnson is expected to make an announcement to end some Plan B restrictions next week after MPs were told they can be 'substantially reduced.'

Boris Johnson is expected to announce an easing of England’s coronavirus restrictions tomorrow.

Boris Johnson’s deputy chief medical adviser has suddenly resigned.

Thousands of people across the country will receive a Christmas Day booster jab as NHS vaccinators continue to work through England's population in the face of record Covid-19 case rates.

The NHS is in danger of being “overwhelmed” by the surge in Omicron cases, Health Secretary Sajid Javid has warned.

The Omicron variant of Covid-19 is less likely to result in severe disease and hospital admission, Government public health experts have said.

Covid-19 cases are soaring in Greater Manchester’s hotspots as the Prime Minister considers introducing tougher restrictions to get a grip on the Omicron variant.

Boris Johnson is reportedly considering three different options to curb the spread of Omicron, including a full lockdown.

Omicron cases with fears of a lockdown growing.Health Secretary Sajid Javid today warned that he would not rule out festive restrictions as Omicron cases continue to increase across Britain. People in England were warned that they faced an abrupt coronavirus crackdown after Boxing Day under new plans began to be drawn up in Whitehall.