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Johnson hails milestone in vaccinating most vulnerable groups as health service prepares to move on to under-50s
Former prime minister spoke to health secretary about finance company’s wage provider proposal
Mass checks set out as Johnson prepares to detail next phases of lockdown easing
Debate under way on whether to let virus ‘run hot’ as pressure on hospitals eases
Hesitancy among ethnic minorities, deprivation and health inequalities may explain lower uptake of jab
Pandemic deals with digital health service providers were often made too hastily
The success of the UK’s vaccine programme is reflected in our wellbeing but not in our national accounts
Prime minister under pressure to put better deal on the table after Scottish government offers NHS staff a 4% increase
Health secretary cites research suggesting vaccines are saving lives in the UK
Irish people with NHS cards able to get vaccinated in North with doctors pushing for ‘all-island’ approach
Such emotions are natural, even healthy, and it is unhelpful to laden them with new medical diagnoses
Germany, France, Spain and Italy reverse course after drugs regulator finds jab ‘safe and effective’
Brexit derailed the debate on care — but politicians need to tackle the issue
Delays to jabs for under-50s but Hancock insists programme on course to reach all UK adults by end of July
‘Unimaginable’ level of spending made no ‘measurable difference’ to spread of virus, report finds
UK government’s top scientific and medical advisers warn MPs against easing lockdown too quickly
After suffering a breakdown, the acclaimed writer has found hope in new therapies
UK nurses’ leaders prepare for strike action as government insists 1 per cent rise is all it can afford
Health secretary Matt Hancock praises NHS test and trace for ‘dogged determination’ in tracking individual down
NHS funding set to fall as emergency Covid-19 support is scaled back
Human rights group says denying treatment to some disabled and elderly patients is clear breach of the law
Public urged to stick to lockdown rules as regional disparities remain despite falls in UK-wide impact
Approach seeks to cut years off traditional licensing process for treatments
Move means the NHS is no longer at risk of being overwhelmed, says government
Decision reflects concern that group has been hit much harder by Covid-19
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