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UK COVID-19 vaccines delivery plan
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Ministerial foreword
We have always known that vaccines would be our best way out of this pandemic and towards a more normal way of life. It is why we moved fast and early: supporting ground-breaking research from January last year, and pre-ordering millions of vaccines on behalf of the whol
Next dangerous Covid variant is likely already exist: British scientists
Almost a month into a third nationwide lockdown, most of England seems to be in hibernation: stores are shuttered, high streets are deserted, and trains are almost empty. But in one small village in the countryside near Cambridge, in eastern England, there is a hive of activity.
Dressed in white lab coats and surgical masks, staff here scurry from machine to machine robots and giant computers that are so heavy, they’re placed on solid steel plates to support their weight.
The staff at the Sanger Institute are much more than essential workers right now, they’re doing some of the most important work on Earth: genetically sequencing the coronavirus. Internally, it’s called “Project Heron.”