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Showing posts with label Vaccinations update. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vaccinations update. Show all posts

Sunday, January 31, 2021

Minister Liz Truss says Covid ‘vaccine nationalism’ must be resisted

International Trade Secretary Liz Truss has said “vaccine nationalism” must be resisted following the row over jab supplies to the EU, insisting: “It’s vital we work together.” The minister said Britain would not benefit if “we became a vaccinated island” 

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Boris Johnson ‘confident’ of vaccine supplies despite EU ‘toings and froings’

Boris Johnson has said he is “very confident” in the security of the UK’s supply of coronavirus vaccines regardless of “the toings and froings” in the European Union. The Prime Minister said on Sunday we “will continue to take steps to protect” 

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UK coronavirus LIVE: EU agrees to ‘reset’ after Northern Ireland Covid vaccine row as jab roll-out give Tories poll lead

The EU and UK have agreed to diplomatic “reset” in relations after the bloc threatened to override part of the Northern Ireland agreement on Brexit in order to restrict coronavirus vaccine exports. Cabinet Office minister Michael Gove

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Saturday, January 16, 2021

Vaccinations of care home residents to be completed by month-end, says PM

LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday the government hoped to complete the vaccination programme for care home residents and workers by the end of month, acknowledging problems with infection rates in such settings.