Covid vaccine: How will the UK jab millions of people?

Covid vaccine: How will the UK jab millions of people? The UK has begun the mass rollout of a vaccine against Covid-19, aiming to inoculate tens of millions of people within months.

With the military called on to help and sports stadiums and conference centres being converted to temporary vaccination centres, what does it take to deliver the biggest vaccination programme the country has ever seen? BBC News

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