Covid: Mark Drakeford says indoor changes in Wales not worth the risk yet - BBC News
First Minister Mark Drakeford holds a press briefing after he announced more rule changes.
The first minister said it is “very good news” that the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has approved the use of the Pfizer vaccine for children of secondary school age.

Mark Drakeford said the Welsh government will now wait for recommendations from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), before confirming how to proceed.

“We have already been in conversations with the sector on the best way we can do that (if the JCVI recommend vaccinations in secondary school age children)," he told the press conference.

“A lot of that will depend on timing on whether we can do it in the summer term or in the autumn."

He added schools already have a vaccination programme for flu vaccines in autumn and the government will “look to see if its possible to get some synergies with that vaccination programme.”