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Birmingham faith leaders urge people to get Covid jab ahead of Eid celebrations

Birmingham faith leaders urge people to get Covid jab ahead of Eid celebrations
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Ethnic minorities, younger adults, and women are LESS likely to get Covid jab

Ethnic minorities, younger adults and women are less likely to accept the coronavirus vaccine if offered it, figures have revealed. Overall, 88 per cent of adults said they would be very or fairly likely to agree to a jab, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said. Some 4 per cent were very or fairly unlikely and less than 1 per cent said they had declined the offer of a vaccine. Meanwhile, 49 per cent of Black Britons surveyed said they would get the jab - compared to 85 per cent of white adults. So far, 7.4 million people have had at least one vaccine dose across the UK.

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Faith leaders 'vital' in encouraging vaccine take-up – Robert Jenrick | The Wiltshire Gazette and Herald

The Communities Secretary visited the UK’s first vaccination centre opened up at a mosque in Birmingham.

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Faith leaders 'vital' in encouraging vaccine take-up – Robert Jenrick | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

By Press Association 2021 Robert Jenrick visited Al-Abbas Islamic Centre in Birmingham, where a Covid-19 vaccination centre has been set up Faith leaders play a “vital role” in encouraging people to get a coronavirus vaccine, Communities Secretary Robert Jenrick said, as he visited the UK’s first vaccination centre opened in a mosque. Mr Jenrick met with the imam at Al-Abbas Islamic Centre in Balsall Heath, Birmingham, as well as the pharmacists and staff who run the vaccination centre and people who received their first dose of the vaccine on Saturday. The mosque is one of dozens of new sites across the UK offering coronavirus vaccinations, with others to open at Stoneleigh Park near Kenilworth in Warwickshire, Salisbury City Hall in Wiltshire and Bath Racecourse in Somerset next week.

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