Covid: How will I get a coronavirus vaccine?

Covid: How will I get a coronavirus vaccine? The UK government is confident that some of the most at-risk groups will be vaccinated before Christmas, and most over-50s before the spring.

More people may be offered a vaccine during 2021, if one is approved by UK regulator, the MHRA.

It will only authorise a vaccine if one meets strict safety, quality and effectiveness standards. BBC News

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• Grandparents in care homes could be allowed home for Christmas The Daily Mail
• Health volunteers who signed up in coronavirus crisis could be kept in 'NHS Reserve' The Daily Mail
• Covid-19 tests: What you need to know about the Government's mass testing plan The Daily Telegraph
• British Medical Association warns Boris Johnson's lockdown exit plan is 'full of risks' The Daily Telegraph
• The Covid vaccine results are great news, but it's not all over yet The Guardian
• Boris Johnson sets out new three-tier system of Covid restrictions for England The Guardian
• Work from home until April if possible, PM tells England's workers The Guardian
• Covid-19 vaccines: Everything you need to know The Independent
• Covid lockdown: What does the three-tier Christmas strategy mean? The Independent
• Government winter plan admits Christmas mixing will spread coronavirus The Independent
• COVID-19: PPE stockpile at Felixstowe 'costing taxpayers £1m a day' Sky News