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LOCKED IN AGAIN Lockdown 3 can’t be ruled out to tackle Covid spread & Hancock ‘incredibly worried’ about South African strain Natasha Clark Updated: 4 Jan 2021, 16:32 Natasha Clark Invalid Date, MATT Hancock has today admitted the Government could introduce another national lockdown in England - and he is "incredibly worried" about the second new South African strain of the virus. The Health Secretary said nothing was off the table as the Government mull new measures to try and crack down on the case numbers - which have reached record highs in the past week. 2 2 He admitted he was '...

The United Kingdom has begun rolling out a COVID-19 vaccination from Oxford University and pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca, amid rising levels of infection that have forced a third nationwide lockdown.

Chinese media slams UK for ‘elderly first’ approach to vaccine rollout as country prioritises jabbing working population Updated: 5 Jan 2021, 17:42 CHINESE state media has blasted the UK for choosing to vaccinate the elderly first against coronavirus. Along with many other western countries, the UK has decided to prioritise giving jabs to the older generation, while in China government and public service workers aged between 18 and 59 are getting the jab first. 3 Global Times editor-in-chief Hu Xijin has blasted the UK's 'elderly first' vaccine approachCredit: Getty Images - Getty 3 Brian...

NADHIM ZAHAWI: People can be heartened and reassured that for every day that passes under the new restrictions, thousands more people will have received that vital vaccine.

John P. Moore warns that delaying administration of the second Covid-19 vaccine dose has little support in available data and could have consequences beyond the danger to public health from compromised immunity. "Would confidence in the vaccine be reduced by multiple reports of vaccine failures among at-risk individuals?"