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Yesterday morning at ten o’clock, I was leaving my London home to walk across Hampstead Heath to the Royal Free Hospital. Oh joy. I felt so happy to have been chosen to have the vaccine. On the way, I met a posh woman of my age who lives in the next street. Showing off, I told her where I was going. ‘Oh, I’m waiting for the Oxford vaccine,’ she said, rather sniffily. I had been praying all week to get the call. I’ve had such lovely letters these past few months from that nice Mr Hancock, who always signs himself Matt, as if we are chums, yet I don’t remember ever meeting him. 

Families can form 'bubble' with 2 other households between December 23 and 27 under government's plans Dominic Raab has confirmed that the bubble plans will still go ahead, despite opposition from NHS bosses  It comes after Boris Johnson told Tory party members Britons needed to be cautious over the festive period He said people need to avoid 'a big blow-out with multiple households' or risk seeing the virus soar afterwards

How Alok Sharma led team to make UK first in world to roll out jab Glen Owen Political Editor For The Mail On Sunday © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo The battle to defuse the biggest public health crisis for a century by rolling out a mass vaccination campaign was entrusted to a crack team of world-class experts led by a decorated Army bomb disposal expert. Lieutenant Colonel Nick Elliott, a former combat and bomb disposal engineer in the first Gulf War, the Balkans and Iraq, was handed operational control of the Vaccine Taskforce in April. The group, established in...