Brazil, Saudi Arabia and Morocco ‘told of delay in Covid jabs from India’ | Coronavirus
The world’s largest vaccine maker, the Serum Institute of India (SII), has told Brazil, Morocco and Saudi Arabia that further…
Some housebound people in UK are yet to be given Covid vaccine | Vaccines and immunisation
Some of the country’s most clinically vulnerable people have yet to receive the coronavirus vaccination, Guardian analysis shows. Ministers had…
Vets warn of new Covid variant’s possible link to heart problems in pets | Science
Vets are warning of a possible link between a new variant of coronavirus and heart problems in cats and dogs…
Defence secretary Ben Wallace says UK can’t be ‘reckless’ with overseas travel rules – video | Global
The defence secretary, Ben Wallace, has said the government will protect the success of its vaccination programme at all costs,…
‘Why’s my life like this?’ Leicester’s struggles with a year of Covid | Leicester
The clock ticks past midday. At first it is just a trickle, mainly Gujarati Indian women in brightly coloured saris,…
Covid: why has the fall in UK infection rate stalled despite vaccinations? | Coronavirus
The UK’s Covid-19 statistics remain encouraging despite continuing rows over vaccine deliveries in Europe. Admissions to hospital and daily deaths…
Vaccine wars: the week that rocked the UK’s Covid jab rollout | Coronavirus
For Stacey Harris, the hardest part of organising vaccinations over the last couple of months has been fending off patients.…
Waging war over vaccines can only end in tragedy for Britain and the EU | Vaccines and immunisation
Careless talk costs lives. Since the beginning of the vaccination programme, the government has safeguarded information about levels of supply…
Home quarantine and shorter hotel stays to be considered as TGA approves local vaccine production | Health
Australia will consider shortening the length of hotel quarantine for international arrivals or shifting towards home quarantine once more people…
The Observer view on the dangers of vaccine nationalism | Vaccines and immunisation
A week ago, there was a palpable sense that spring was approaching and that our long Covid winter was coming…