Ministers are looking into whether vaccines due for delivery next month could be dispatched earlier, according to The Daily Telegraph. It comes after Boris Johnson’s promise to launch 24-hour vaccination centres.
GPs giving hundreds of COVID jabs a day have been forced to slow down, The Daily Telegraph reports, while other parts of the country catch up.
The Daily Telegraph splashes on pressure on the government to offer COVID-19 vaccinations 24 hours a day, with countries like Israel already protecting a fifth of their population by offering around the clock jabs.
The Daily Telegraph says ministers are considering even tougher measures to force people to stay at home, following concerns the current restrictions aren’t being adhered to.
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High street pharmacies are “desperate” to roll out more than a million doses of the Oxford vaccine every week but have been snubbed by the government, The Daily Telegraph reports.
With vaccines being administered, Boris Johnson has said we are in the “last phase of the struggle” against coronavirus, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Shielding and school closures could last at least until Easter, The Daily Telegraph, reports.
Teachers are demanding that all schools – not just those in London – should stay closed when term begins, due to the fast-spreading coronavirus – that’s the top story in The Daily Telegraph.
Boris Johnson has said Britain is in a race to roll out a freshly approved COVID vaccine in order to avoid a third national lockdown, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Boris Johnson will hail “a new chapter in our national story” as MPs prepare to make history by backing the prime minister’s post-Brexit trade deal with the EU, The Daily Telegraph reports.
Ministers have been warned that vaccines will have to be delivered at a rate of two million jabs a week, double the current target, to avoid a devastating third wave of the virus, according to The Daily Telegraph.
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