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by Merryn Johns, Katy Hall, Tiffany Bakker, Nadia Salemme 17th May 2021 5:48 AM
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Subscriber only Britain has passed the milestone of vaccinating 20 million adults with two doses of the coronavirus jab, just a day before a raft of restrictions are lifted across most of the country. According to government statistics, 20,103,658 million have now received their full two vaccine doses - 38.2 per cent of the adult population. Still more have received a first dose - 36,573,354, or 69.4 per cent of the adult population - with a total of 56,677,012 million vaccines administered since the start of the UK s campaign on December 8. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the vaccine program had made extraordinary strides in reaching the 20-million mark.
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Subscriber only Britain has passed the milestone of vaccinating 20 million adults with two doses of the coronavirus jab, just a day before a raft of restrictions are lifted across most of the country. According to government statistics, 20,103,658 million have now received their full two vaccine doses - 38.2 per cent of the adult population. Still more have received a first dose - 36,573,354, or 69.4 per cent of the adult population - with a total of 56,677,012 million vaccines administered since the start of the UK s campaign on December 8. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said the vaccine program had made extraordinary strides in reaching the 20-million mark.
New-yorkUnited-statesAustraliaTaiwanJapanGlasgowGlasgow-cityUnited-kingdomTokyoHiroshimaTaipeiT-ai-peiQueen s cousin Prince Michael accused of using royal status to sell access to Putin Mirror 2 hrs ago Taz Ali & Ryan Merrifield
An undercover investigation has claimed Prince Michael of Kent was willing to use his royal status for personal profit, and to seek favours from Russian president Vladimir Putin.
The Queen s cousin told undercover reporters posing as investors from South Korea in a virtual meeting that he could be hired for £10,000 a day to make confidential representations to Mr Putin s regime. The revelation was made by Channel 4 Dispatches in collaboration with the Sunday Times, who set up a fake South Korean gold company called House of Haedong and approached five members of the royal family with an offer of a role.
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