People aged between 65 and 69 in England can now be invited for the coronavirus vaccine

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direct to your inboxNearly two million people aged 60 to 63 in England are being invited to book a coronavirus jab as part of the continued expansion of the vaccine programme.NHS England said that the letters will start landing on doormats from Monday, explaining how people can make an appointment to get jabbed through the national booking service.They have been sent out after more than three in four people aged 65 to 70 took up the offer of a vaccination, it added.Get the latest updates from

coronavirus vaccine in Scotland. The most vulnerable groups - such as care home residents and pensioners - were among the first to receive the jab, which is seen as the key component behind the end to lockdown restrictions.Three vaccinations have been given the green light for use in Scotland after they were deemed safe by medicines’ regulatory officials late last year.

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direct to your inboxCoronavirus has brought heartache to thousands of families across Greater Manchester.More than 5,200 people have died in our region's hospitals alone. And tragically, this number is continuing to rise.

vaccine after the NHS thought he was 6cm tall.Liam Thorp, 32, was surprised to receive a text message telling him it was time for his first jab despite having no underlying health conditions. The Liverpool Echo Political Editor was confused over why he had been given priority for the vaccine - so decided to give his GP a call to check if there had been a mistake.

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

Lanarkshire, said: “We reached this significant milestone on Friday and this has increased over the weekend to more than 120,000. This means that more than 20 per cent of the local adult population have received their first dose.“While the programme hasn’t been without its challenges, I would like to thank our staff for their continued hard work in rolling out the largest ever vaccination programme.

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.