Coronavirus vaccine: Over 20 per cent of Lanarkshire locals have now had first dose of jab

direct to your inboxPeople aged between 56 and 59 are now being invited to book coronavirus vaccinations, NHS England said.From Saturday, hundreds of thousands of letters are beginning to land on the doorsteps of the age group.The latest round of invites comes as NHS England says eight in 10 people aged 65-69 took up the offer of a jab.So far, more than 18 million people across the country have already received a jab - more than one third of the adult population.And across the whole of the UK,

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hereBury's rate increased by a single case.Oldham and Wigan also has a higher rate than yesterday, but cases are still down when the figures are compared with the previous week.The national average in England is 137.4 cases per 100,000 of the population.Manchester and Trafford recorded the highest week-on-week fall in cases.Bolton has the highest infection rate in Greater Manchester - at 236.1 cases per 100,000.Trafford - on 137.8 cases - has the lowest.Of the 315 local areas in England, 16 (5

direct to your inboxEvery adult in the UK could receive the required two doses of a coronavirus vaccine by September, or 'maybe sooner', health bosses said tonight.Dr Clive Dix, chairman of the UK Vaccines Taskforce, said he was confident secure supply chains meant 'we can vaccinate as many people as the UK wants to vaccinate'.He said it could be 'August time or September time all done, maybe sooner if we need to'.The vaccine tsar's comments come as the Government today confirmed the number of

People aged over 80 and people who are aged over 80 and houseboundNHS Lanarkshire worked with colleagues in GP practices to vaccinate this group. If you are in this age group and have not received your vaccination, please contact your GP practice.

direct to your inbox As more than 15 million people have now received vaccine doses in the UK, we look at how safe the Covid vaccines are. The NHS website says simply: "The coronavirus (Covid-19) vaccine is safe and effective.

coronavirus vaccine - with the huge number of pensioners getting the jab. The latest Scottish Government data shows that 1,113,625 have been vaccinated with the first part of the Covid vaccine as of 8.30am today.

direct to your inboxThose aged between 65 to 69 will now be invited for a coronavirus vaccine jab in England.However regions can only move on to the next age category if GPs have done all they can to reach those at high risk, NHS England said.Some parts of the country have already begun vaccinating the over-65s with their first dose, after reaching everyone in the top four priority groups - which includes the over-70s and care home residents - who wanted a jab.Nottinghamshire Clinical

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Katie Price has urged everyone to get the coronavirus vaccine, despite her son Harvey having a reaction to the jab.The 42 year old’s eldest son Harvey, 18, was taken to hospital on Saturday 6 February after he was given the Oxford/Astrazeneca injection the day before. Katie soon updated her fans to reveal Harvey, who recently landed his dream opportunity as a Network Rail station announcer, was home and well.

direct to your inboxThose over the age of 70 who are yet to be offered a coronavirus jab have now been told to get in touch with the NHS. The health service in England has changed its messaging to "contact us" so that people over 70 make their own appointments.

direct to your inboxBoris Johnson has not ruled out delaying the easing of lockdown restrictions if the South African variant of coronavirus has an impact on the vaccine.The prime minister is set to reveal his 'road map' out of lockdown on February 22, with schools set to reopen from March 8.But he would not rule out a delay to his plans when pressed by reporters during a visit to a coronavirus test manufacturing facility in Derby today.He was asked whether restrictions could be in place longer