Will people in Tier 3 get the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine first?

On Friday, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez posted on her Instagram story that she was going to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, and she took her followers through her experience.

direct to your inboxA new online calculator estimates when you are likely to get the coronavirus vaccine based on a series of questions.The omni calculator asks for your age, whether you're a healthcare worker and if you have any underlying health conditions.Based on your answers, it predicts where you are in the queue for the vaccine, and when you are likely to receive it.

direct to your inboxThe government has revealed the total number of coronavirus vaccines administered in the UK so far.The UK's vaccine roll-out started on Tuesday last week after the Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency (MHRA) approved the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine for use in the country.The first people to be vaccinated include elderly people over the age of 80, care home staff and residents and healthcare workers.The government had previously said 'tens of thousands' of people have been

British television stars Prue Leith and Michael Whitehall are among the first people in the world to receive a coronavirus vaccine after the Pfizer/BioNTech jab began being administered in the UK last week.

Bolton to receive the Covid-19 vaccine. Michael and Ann Clubley, both aged 80, were first in line to be vaccinated at Tonge Moor Health Centre this morning (Tuesday, December 15).The couple, from Bromley Cross, said they were surprised but thrilled to be called up.Mrs Clubley said: "We weren’t expecting it until January, but we feel very privileged to be the first."As soon as we heard about the vaccine, we were happy to offer our arms over.

Linda Nolan recently shared her heartbreak after her oncologist revealed new tumours have appeared in her liver. The 61 year old was diagnosed secondary breast cancer which spread to her hip in 2017 and her liver in 2020.

The decision by the Food and Drug Administration Friday night to issue an emergency use authorization for Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine is a critical breakthrough in the battle against the disease that has infected more than 15.7 million Americans and killed nearly 300,000. The FDA ruling that the Pfizer vaccine is safe and effective is just a first step in a massive rollout of the vaccine.

The Food and Drug Administration gave emergency use authorization for the first time to a coronavirus vaccine, a milestone in the fight against the pandemic that has resulted in the deaths of almost 100,000 Americans.

The Food and Drug Administration just made the announcement that they have approved Pfizer‘s COVID-19 vaccine.

Janet W. Lee Pfizer’s COVID-19 vaccine has cleared a path to final approval for use in the United States after a government panel recommended Thursday that it receive approval from the Food & Drug administration.The FDA is expected to make a decision within days, and the Associated Press reported that it is expected to follow the recommendation made Thursday by expert advisers.

Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityPictures show the first patient in Greater Manchester receiving the Covid-19 vaccine - a watershed moment in the fight against coronavirus. Ted, aged 86, received the jab at Salford Royal Hospital, one of 50 hospital hubs in the UK to administer the jabs on Tuesday.The landmark moment was captured on camera as the inoculation programme began.Salford Royal and Stepping Hill in Stockport are two of the 50

begun its coronavirus vaccination programme today.Matt Hancock told MPs last week that the health service was ready to administer vaccines following the news that the UK regulator has approved the Pfizer vaccine candidate for use.He described it as a 'monumental step forward' in the country's response to the pandemic.The first vaccinations will be administered at NHS hubs in hospitals across the country.The NHS has published a list of around 50 trusts which will provide vaccination hubs, which

direct to your inbox A nurse who sacrificed time with her baby to join the battle against coronavirus  has bravely told of the on-going heartache on the NHS front line. Ward sister Vicky Neville, 34, has written an open letter describing the agony of losing patients and calling their loved ones with the tragic news.She says she spoke out to 'open people's eyes' to the devastating impact of the virus.

direct to your inbox The chief executive of NHS England has revealed how people will be notified whether they are able to get the coronavirus vaccine first. It was announced today (Wednesday) that the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine had been approved for use in the UK - the first country in the world to do so.