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People who have been shielding can now book a vaccination appointment Vaccine roll-out continuing at Derry's Foyle Arena and other centres Reporter: ');  '); People in Northern Ireland who received a shielding letter because they are Clinically Extremely Vulnerable (CEV) to Covid-19 will be able to book their vaccination appointments, the Department of Health has announced. The appointments will be available at the seven regional vaccination centres, including the Foyle Arena in Derry. Telephone booking will be available from next week. Some slots for the weekend are already available for ...

BBC News By David Thompson image copyrightReuters The Belfast Trust has apologised after offering Covid-19 vaccines to community and voluntary groups ahead of other front-line workers. A letter, obtained by The Nolan Show, was sent to organisations in the community and voluntary sector, which are in partnership with the trust. The only criteria was that staff were "client-facing". This included organisations in the arts sector, community groups, relationship counselling and childcare services. The trust was unable to confirm how many vaccines had been given out to those now ineligible. Depa...

BBC News By David Thompson image copyrightReuters The Belfast Trust has apologised after offering Covid-19 vaccines to community and voluntary groups ahead of other front-line workers. A letter, obtained by The Nolan Show, was sent to organisations in the community and voluntary sector, which are in partnership with the trust. The only criteria was that staff were "client-facing". This included organisations in the arts sector, community groups, relationship counselling and childcare services. The trust was unable to confirm how many vaccines had been given out to those now ineligible. Depa...

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Professor Mike Holmes, who leads York’s largest Covid vaccination centre on the former Askham Bar Park & Ride site, writes his third in a series of columns in The Press today: As we continue with the vaccination programme, we’ve remembered that it is exactly one year since the first cases of coronavirus in the UK were identified in York. For the last year healthcare professionals throughout the country have been focused on caring for the population as best they can. The population has had to deal with a different way of living, with restrictions and with the prospect of being affected...