The Government's domestic vaccine passport plans could be scaled back further as a review on the scheme later this month is expected to report that certification will not be needed at cinemas, theatres and restaurants.
More than a quarter of adults in the E.U. are either "very unlikely" or "rather unlikely" to accept a Covid vaccine, according to a new survey. Lack of trust in the safety of the vaccine is the main reason for hesitancy.
The CDC has said there is a "plausible causal association" between the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine and blood clotting after finding more U.S. cases of the condition among people who received the vaccine.
The vaccine rollout is set to extend to those below the age of 40 from Thursday, with the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines being offered as alternatives to that made by AstraZeneca "where possible".
New research suggests that health and social care workers who feel greater pressure from their employers to receive Covid vaccination are more likely to decline it.
The French Parliament has voted against the introduction of domestic Covid vaccine passports, but officials seem determined to pass them into law. Another vote is expected to take place soon.
Health Minister Nadine Dorries says she opposes the idea of care home staff being forced to take Covid vaccines.
The number of Covid deaths has fallen by 86% in a week and just two deaths have been reported in the last 24 hours.
A new survey suggests that almost nine out of 10 young adults want to be vaccinated against Covid – so what is the point of introducing domestic vaccine passports?
Demand for Covid vaccines continues to wane in the U.S., where states are requesting small fractions of their allotted doses from the Federal Government to save them from throwing misused doses away.
