Why Are 1.7 Million More People Being Asked to Shield During the Pandemic? | Good Morning Britain

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The government are asking 1.7m new people to shield based on ethnicity, weight and where they live. Dr Amir explains the new criteria defined by Oxford University.

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Broadcast on 17/02/2021

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