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Britain, has one of the world's highest COVID death tolls and is also one of the first countries to roll out its vaccination programme, in Johnson's administration with the hope for a successful campaign .
A Covid vaccine has been offered to residents in all care homes of England. Prime Minister Boris Johnson described the achievement as a "crucial milestone" for the country.
NHS has set the date of 15 February for the UK to vaccinate care home residents and carers, and frontline care workers.
On Saturday a record 598,389 first jabs were given across the UK which means nearly nine million people have received the first dose of a vaccine, with about 490,000 having received two jabs.
