The UK’s coronavirus vaccine programme was thrown off course on Wednesday as the NHS warned of a “significant reduction” in supplies of jabs and ordered a freeze on new vaccination appointments for April.
NHS staff were told that “volumes for first doses will be significantly constrained” and the start of inoculations for the under-50s would be delayed.
One senior government figure blamed AstraZeneca for failing to meet its supply commitments. But AstraZeneca said: “Our UK domestic supply chain is not experiencing any disruption and there is no impact on our delivery schedule.”
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