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Hundreds of adults with learning disabilities on GP registers in north Hampshire will be prioritised for a coronavirus vaccine following new advice…

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Jo Whiley says her sister Frances "would like to say a huge thank you" to everybody who has helped her after she contracted coronavirus.

Jo Whiley has said her sister Frances “would like to say a huge thank you” to everybody who has helped her after she contracted coronavirus.

Radio 2 DJ, who was offered vaccine before Frances, renews call for prioritising jab for those with learning disabilities

The DJ posts a video of her sister Frances giving a thumbs-up and a round of applause.

Radio presenter has been sharing updates as her sister, who has learning disabilities, fights the virus

LONDON, United Kingdom (AP) — The British Government declared yesterday that every ...

LONDON — The British government declared Sunday that every adult in the country should get a first coronavirus vaccine shot by July 31, at least a month earlier than its previous target, as it prepared to set out a “cautious” plan to ease the U.K.s lockdown.

Emotional day for BBC editor and carer after becoming 50,000 recipient of coronavirus vaccine Colette and Conor Maguire pictured with members of the Belfast trust vaccination team at the Royal Victoria Centre last week. Seanín Graham 22 February, 2021 01:00 Colette Maguire with her husband, Conor, and father-in-law Eugene. All three members of the Maguire family have now received their first Covid vaccination A BBC Northern Ireland editor who beca...