LONDON (Reuters) – Britain has secured sufficient COVID-19 vaccine supplies to meet its targets of giving a shot to all over 50s and vulnerable people by the middle of next month and all adults by the end of July, Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick said on Friday.
“We do have enough supply in sight to continue to meet our obligations,” he told Sky News.
(Reporting by Sarah Young and Paul Sandle)
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