The UK is making rapid progress in rolling out coronavirus vaccines, but concerns are life that too many people aren't strictly following the lockdown rules.

A minority of people are putting the health of the nation at risk by not

following the rules. The rules are clear and in terms of police enforcement we've

spoken at length as to the type of egregious breaches that we will

clamp down on so the rules are clear.

Welcome to Payne's politics. You are sent you inside insider guide to what's happening in British politics from the Financial Times, with me Sebastian Payne.

In this week's episode, we'll be looking at the latest COVID-19 developments.

The concerns by people following the rules, as you heard from Home Secretary Pritel there,

the efforts to roll out the vaccine and the start of another debate about when and how to lift lockdown.

Chief Political Correspondent Jim Picard and political correspondent Jasmine Cameron Shaletti

will explain.

And later, we'll be examining whether moving civil servants out of Whitehall is a good idea.

The Johnson government wants to post thousands of officials out by the end of the decade,

but where will they go and will it help with the leveling up agenda?

Our north of England correspondent Andy Bound will be discussing with special guest Jill Rutter

from the Institute of Government Think Time and herself a former civil servant.

Jim and Jasmine, welcome back.

Hello.

Hi.

So this is the third lockdown, and this is one where I think we've all been

university working from home that during the second lockdown and the various

restrictions we've been popping in and out of Parliament gym I think this is the first time where we've been popping in and out of Parliament Jim. I think this is the first time where we've been doing

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