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HOPES have been raised of a Covid vaccine roll out in the coming weeks after Pfizer today applied for approval in the UK.Britain ordered 40 million doses of the jab - which nike dunk was found to be 94 per cent effective at late-stage trials - enough for a third of the population.鈿狅笍 adidas samba Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates 1Pfizer has applied for Covid jab approval in the UK - raising hopes of roll out in weeksCredit: ReutersAnd now the UKs Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency MHRA is reviewing the data to determine whether it meets safety standards.Its the next major step forward in getting a safe, effective vaccine rolled out and ending the pandemic.The US pharmaceutical giant has reported that their vaccine is 94 per cent in protecting people over 65 years old from Covid-19.Tria salomon ls have also suggested the Pfizer/BioNTech jab works equally well in people of all ages, races and ethnicities.It comes as Oxford University today announced its v
A SHOPPING mall cant switch off its Christmas lights because the firm which put them up has gone bust.Giant trees and festive decorations are still in place five days after they should have been taken down.Bosses ar stanley cup e unable to remove them because of Health and Safety rules.5 Shoppers at The Arndale Centre in Eastbourne were bemused to find the Christmas decorations聽were still upCredit: Solent NewsThey are plugged into the same electricity circuit as the main lights at The Arndale Centre in Eastbourne, East Sussex.Bemused shopper Samantha Hendy s stanley cup aid: I couldn t believe it. I went in to get some January bargains and I had a double take. The mum-of-two, of Seaford, added: It s like it s still Christmas in there. I wonder how long stanley cup they will stay up.5 The festive decorations are now up five days later than they should beCredit: Solent News5 The company responsible for putting up and taking down the lights went bustCredit: Solent NewsCentre manager Bill Plumridge said the Christmas d Yoqk Passport queues set to get longer as more visitors are allowed to use them
HOPES have been raised of a Covid vaccine roll out in the coming weeks after Pfizer today applied for approval in the UK.Britain ordered 40 million doses of the jab - which nike dunk was found to be 94 per cent effective at late-stage trials - enough for a third of the population.鈿狅笍 adidas samba Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest news updates 1Pfizer has applied for Covid jab approval in the UK - raising hopes of roll out in weeksCredit: ReutersAnd now the UKs Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency MHRA is reviewing the data to determine whether it meets safety standards.Its the next major step forward in getting a safe, effective vaccine rolled out and ending the pandemic.The US pharmaceutical giant has reported that their vaccine is 94 per cent in protecting people over 65 years old from Covid-19.Tria salomon ls have also suggested the Pfizer/BioNTech jab works equally well in people of all ages, races and ethnicities.It comes as Oxford University today announced its v