If Britain's 53 million adults were all to be vaccinated with two doses within six months, it would mean 600,000 jabs a day. To do the same in three months would require 1.2 million a day to meet the government's proposed Easter target. The government has ordered 100 million doses of the Oxford vaccine, which are being manufactured before it has been shown to be successful. After that, it will be the over 65s, followed by younger adults deemed to be high risk. (Image: REUTERS)Over 50s would then follow, with younger adults being made to wait longer.

Source: Daily Mirror October 03, 2020 08:15 UTC