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AstraZeneca begins final trials of Oxford University coronavirus vaccine enrolling 50,000 people worldwide and 30,000 in the US as company signs £15million manufacturing deal Thousands volunteers already being injected with jab in UK, Brazil, South Africa Preliminary data from phase 3 trials expected ‘soon’, said lead jab researcher Developers say they hope to deliver the… Read More »
NHS Test and Trace is failing in areas with high BAME populations because of ‘language barriers and trust issues’, experts warn In Luton just 47 per cent of potentially-infected people contacted by tracers Only 65 per cent of close contacts in Leicester ere tracked down and isolated A language barrier may be one of the driving… Read More »
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