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The law has since been changed with the National Security Act 2023 which Mr Parkinson said contained "more extensive provisions to deal with espionage and those who are acting on behalf of foreign powers".

Before vaccines, children had to undergo extensive testing to determine their risk for developing serious illness when sick, including blood tests, urine tests and spinal fluid tests.

More than four decades after his last album, the former teen idol is heading out on the most extensive run of shows he’s ever played.

But concerns are growing about the impact of the stoppage on the carmaker's extensive supply chain, amid claims some companies could face bankruptcy without prompt financial support.

The official CDC list of conditions that could justify getting the vaccine is also extensive, including risk factors like being overweight, physically inactive or having ever smoked.