Coronavirus UK news – 1st covid vaccine jabs TOMORROW as ID card scheme rolled out – plus latest on tests in YOUR area
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Coronavirus UK news – 1st covid vaccine jabs TOMORROW as ID card scheme rolled out – plus latest on tests in YOUR area
COVID vaccines will be given to Brits starting from tomorrow - the first country in the world to administer jabs to the general public. The first of 50 UK hubs received the vaccine on Saturday as an NHS boss declared it was “the beginning of the end” of coronavirus. And starting tomorrow, patients »»»


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