How are the UK's three coronavirus vaccines different from each other?

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,

coronavirus vaccine in the UK may make you wonder when you are likely to be offered yours.

The Queen has told anti-vaxxers to "think about others, not yourself" as the UK continues to vaccinate people against coronavirus. More than 18million people have been vaccinated in the UK, including the monarch herself and her husband Prince Philip, 99.The 94 year old has now taken part in a video call with health leaders after learning there is an alarming number of people refusing to the take the vaccine as the world continues to battle the deadly virus.

direct to your inboxHundreds of thousands of people are getting vaccinated against coronavirus each day in the UK.The government is working through a priority list set out by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) to ensure that those most at risk from coronavirus are protected first.So far, the NHS had administered jabs to millions of elderly people, health and social workers and those who are deemed to be extremely clinically vulnerable.The government expects the first

The Los Angeles Department of Public Health has confirmed two additional cases of the UK variant of COVID-19, totaling 14 total cases in LA County.

direct to your inbox There are currently three approved coronavirus vaccines approved for use in the UK - the Pfizer/BioNTech jab, the Oxford/AstraZeneca and Moderna vaccines.

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

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.

Emmerdale star Jurell Carter has seemingly hit out at the soap for promoting the coronavirus vaccine.The 25 year old, who stars as Nate Robinson on the hit ITV show, took to social media on Sunday to slam the vaccine, branding it as "experimental". Jurell's rant comes just days after it was revealed that Emmerdale would become the first British soap to show a character receiving the vaccination.

direct to your inbox If you are over 70 years and you have previously received a letter saying you are at high risk of coronavirus as a result of being clinically extremely vulnerable, you can log on to the NHS site online here to book your appointment.

"very well organised" and thanked the NHS for "such a successful rollout".