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Adults diagnosed with any form of learning difficulty are now being invited to have their Covid vaccine after getting bumped up the priority list.

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Adults diagnosed with any form of learning difficulty are now being invited to have their Covid vaccine after getting bumped up the priority list.

All adults on the learning disability register will be prioritised to get a coronavirus vaccine, the government has announced, following calls from broadcaster Jo Whiley.

It comes after DJ Jo Whiley's call for people like her sister to be vaccinated as soon as possible.

Adults diagnosed with any form of learning difficulty are now being invited to have their Covid vaccine after getting bumped up the priority list.

An additional 150,000 people with a learning disability are to be prioritised for a coronavirus vaccine, it has been confirmed.

An announcement has been made today (Wednesday).