Charities ask for more government help and blame confusion over access to care, shortage of boosters and lack of shielding support
Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty ImagesPhotograph: Leon Neal/Getty ImagesMinisters have been accused of failing to protect the most vulnerable people from rising Covid cases after it emerged that people with blood cancer now account for a higher proportion of coronavirus deaths than earlier in the pandemic.
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