About 15% of Britain’s population have had their first coronavirus jab, latest figures reveal
Britain has given a first dose of a coronavirus vaccine to more than 10 million people, according to the latest figures, which showed that at least 361,514 people received a jab on Wednesday.
The milestone took under two months to achieve – after the first Pfizer vaccinations on 8 December – and if the current run rate is continued would mean the top nine priority groups would all have been offered a first dose by early April.
