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The scrutiny of passes for the spot checks is naturally varied. They are after all mindful of getting fans into the venue by a fixed time and most won’t be checked at all. (They don’t have time and don’t have to per guidance) . That said club also do more in depth checks at ticket office when...

Yep. Sure there were probably thousands of spot checks in various places though - i was checked ! - but yes they've reverted to spot checks in line with PL guidance so it depends on queues, staff and time before kick off. (I don't think in any previous game they've aspired to check everyone either)

Yes. It’s always been either / or

Ha! Well I’ll tell my Dad he’s not coming this afternoon then !! If you are fully vaccinated, have requested a paper COVID pass (which has no expiry date) from the nhs then that’s sufficient to pass the spot checks at the Amex. https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/covid-pass/...

At the Amex - they accept a physical letter from the NHS (ring 111 to request it) confirming you have had your jabs. My elderly Dad has one as he doesn’t have a smartphone. Or of you have their details you can log onto nhs.gov and download it/print it out.

Millions of people were given free Vitamin D supplements earlier this year by the UK govt. as part of a campaign to encourage vitD take up. https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/vitamin-d-for-vulnerable-groups/vitamin-d-and-clinically-extremely-vulnerable-cev-guidance