- Austria is to reimpose full lockdown from Monday. Country will also mandate vaccines for everyone from February 1
- Partial lockdown introduced in The Netherlands on November 13, with limits on home visitors, working from home encouraged, and public events scrapped
- German ministers say they can't rule out full lockdown, with decision to be determined by hospitalisation rates
- Restrictions imposed on the unvaccinated in Germany, Czech Republic and Slovakia
- Unvaccinated banned from restaurants in Germany
- Belgium ICU coordinator says there is an increasing risk country will have to resort to triage as cases mount
- France's Emmanuel Macron says he thinks high levels of vaccines will be enough to avoid future lockdowns
- Britain, with higher infection numbers than most European countries, is rolling out booster jabs
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Comment: It's fairly clear by now that the shots don't work, so the question remains, why are governments hellbent on jabbing everyone?