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More than a million people have now received their first coronavirus vaccination but the UK’s chief medical officers have urged doctors to back “decisive action” to combat the “pandemic which is running rampant in our communities”. A joint statement from England’s Professor Chris Whitty and the CMOs of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland said the public would “understand” and “thank” them for a plan to give first jabs as a priority, delaying the follow up vaccination for others. New Year’s Eve brought a new record high of 55,892 daily lab-confirmed cases in the UK – t...

More than a million people have now received their first coronavirus vaccination but the UK’s chief medical officers have urged doctors to back “decisive action” to combat the “pandemic which is running rampant in our communities”. A joint statement from England’s Professor Chris Whitty and the CMOs of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland said the public would “understand” and “thank” them for a plan to give first jabs as a priority, delaying the follow up vaccination for others. New Year’s Eve brought a new record high of 55,892 daily lab-confirmed cases in the UK – t...

More than a million people have now received their first coronavirus vaccination but the UK’s chief medical officers have urged doctors to back “decisive action” to combat the “pandemic which is running rampant in our communities”. A joint statement from England’s Professor Chris Whitty and the CMOs of Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland said the public would “understand” and “thank” them for a plan to give first jabs as a priority, delaying the follow up vaccination for others. New Year’s Eve brought a new record high of 55,892 daily lab-confirmed cases in the UK – t...

People are being warned not to add “fuel to the fire” by mixing in groups, as almost half of all major hospital trusts in England deal with more Covid-19 patients than at the peak of the first wave of the virus. Figures published on New Year’s Eve – as health staff and the Government urge people to ring in 2021 within their own household – also show just under a third of acute trusts have more Covid-19 patients than at any point since the pandemic began. Rates of infection are rising in all regions of the country, according to the latest data from Public Health England, and the 55,8...