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Is a result of the approach we took, decisions we made, decisions that had been made before, and i want to look at both what worked and what didn't work, one of the things i have noticed in government is that when something goes well, people seem to think everything went well, and it didn't. i want to take a step back and reflect on this extraordinary project, the extraordinary project, the extraordinary team, the vaccine heroes, and the extraordinary response of the public, because ultimately this project is one everyone is part of, and lots of people have said, people who have been involved ...

The right roles at the right time given expertise and the energy all tied to one mission. and i am very grateful to everybody involved. these are the lessons i draw on the success and from there success of the vaccination programme. start early, draw on your strengths, take risks and manage them, ' team. if you ask me the one thing that draws all this together, it is positivity. we were positive in our planning, reset big goals we knew would stretch us, we created a positive team with a can—do culture, and attitude that when things went wrong, the question was not who to blame but how can we...

Very much. the next question is and many from itb. hello.— very much. the next question is and many from itb. hello. you've always said that every _ many from itb. hello. you've always said that every adult _ many from itb. hello. you've always said that every adult will _ many from itb. hello. you've always said that every adult will be - said that every adult will be offered _ said that every adult will be offered a first dose of vaccine by the end — offered a first dose of vaccine by the end of— offered a first dose of vaccine by the end ofjuly, given that we do know— the end ofjuly...

Hard about who to protect and in what order. i knew that some of the most difficult moments of the pandemic would not be before the vaccine was approved, but afterwards when the scramble for vaccines had begun. now, we brits love queueing, and there is nothing more upsetting than someonejumping the and there is nothing more upsetting than someone jumping the queue. so again we started planning early to make sure that this was fair. we spent time preparing for how to organise the roll—out in as fair a way as possible. they clinically advise prioritisation for getting vaccines in arms has been...

Single solution. success has been the result of so many people from so many walks of life stepping up at a time of adversity to thwart the virus, save lives, and get us on the road to recovery. now, we need to draw on what we have achieved together and take forward the lessons that we've learned, to finish the fight against this virus, and face the confidence, faced with confidence the challenges ahead. thank you very much. we are now going to take some questions. we have some questions from the media, first question is from the media, first question is from sarah at the bbc, sarah? {guild fro...