But Boris Johnson's stern words tonight may run into three challenges.
He's promised extra cash for Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, too.
The so-called 'national address' is a lever that Number 10 is only meant to pull in extraordinary moments. Many members of the public may be worried enough to take action, to rush to book their booster if they have not yet had it, or even to come forward for their vaccination which they have turned down so far.It won't be easy to expand the booster programme at such a pace. There's been plenty of anecdotal evidence about the availability and eligibility, and questions about why it didn't get going much more quickly, weeks ago.
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