Your essential guide to the vaccine roll-out

Thousands of people across Britain have already had their initial Covid-19 jabs as NHS teams use the first 800,000 doses of the revolutionary vaccine. And with a million more soon to be here, the jab campaign is due to pick up pace fast. Crucially, GP surgeries are set to begin work as vaccination centres, while … Read more

Dozens of GPs opt out of Pfizer vaccine rollout next week

Dozens of GP surgeries have decided against taking part in the Pfizer/BioNtech vaccine roll-out due to ‘concerns their workloads are already too heavy,’ reports claim today.  Around 100,000 Britons will reportedly have to go elsewhere for their Covid-19 inoculations as the second stage of the UK’s mass vaccination programme begins in local GP practices next week.  … Read more

Allergy risk on Pfizer jab after TWO patients fall ill after V-Day rollout

WHAT ARE THE KNOWN SIDE EFFECTS FROM THE PFIZER VACCINE?  The UK medicines regulator advised today that anyone who has a history of ‘significant’ allergic reactions to medicines, food or vaccines should not get the Pfizer coronavirus jab. Dr June Raine, the chief executive of the MHRA, told Parliament’s Science and Technology Committee that this … Read more

European politicians can’t help sniping while Britain leads the world with Covid vaccine roll-out

Britain yesterday began mass vaccination of the public with Pfizer/BioNTech’s Covid vaccine, bringing the ‘end in sight’ to pandemic lockdown rules. Here, MailOnline answers all the questions about the jab, including who will get it first, how much it costs and where people will be vaccinated. What could the logistical challenges of delivering it be? … Read more

PAUL THOMAS on… the Covid-19 vaccination rollout

PAUL THOMAS on… the Covid-19 vaccination rollout By Paul Thomas For The Daily Mail Published: 02:08 GMT, 9 December 2020 | Updated: 02:08 GMT, 9 December 2020 Advertisement To order a print of this Paul Thomas cartoon or one by Pugh, visit Mailpictures.newsprints.co.uk or call 0191 6030 178   Share or comment on this article:

48 hours to V-Day: Here’s everything you need to know about the Covid-19 vaccine rollout 

48 hours to V-Day: From NHS hubs to how you get a jab, here’s everything you need to know about the Covid-19 vaccine rollout By Mail on Sunday Reporter Published: 23:09 GMT, 5 December 2020 | Updated: 01:41 GMT, 6 December 2020 Advertisement Hailed as the breakthrough that will help reclaim our lives, the vaccine … Read more

Pain: Grimacing can make an injection more bearable, study claims ahead of COVID vaccine rollout

Grin and bear it: Scientists claim smiling or grimacing can make an injection feel less painful ahead of rollout of COVID vaccine US researchers recruited 231 students to pull expressions while being injected These included a neutral face, regular smiling, a ‘genuine’ smile and a grimace The latter two expressions lowered the pain felt by … Read more

TikTok is allowing videos up to three minute – triple the length of current clips – in early rollout

TikTok is allowing users to upload three minute videos – triple the length of its current clips – in early roll out, but critics fear it’s the first step towards monetizing the app like Facebook TikTok caps videos at 60 seconds, but the app could allow up to three minutes A Twitter user shared an … Read more

Iceland supermarket says it ‘stands ready’ to help vaccine roll-out with its freezer lorries

The boss of frozen food giant Iceland says the supermarket ‘stands ready to support’ in rolling out Pfizer/BioNTech’s coronavirus vaccine after the jab today sealed approval from the UK’s medical regulator. Amid scenes of joy at the historic breakthrough this morning, there have been concerns over how best to transport and store the vaccine because … Read more

Minister is put in charge of vaccine rollout criticised tier system

A minister who has criticised Boris Johnson’s tiered lockdown system has been put in charge of the UK’s vaccine rollout. Stratford-On-Avon MP Nadhim Zahawi has been temporarily appointed Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the Health Department. The role – which is set to last until next Summer at the earliest – will involve him deploying … Read more