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Why No. 10 is cautious about the Covid vaccine

13 November 2020

3:41 AM

13 November 2020

3:41 AM

The news about the Pfizer vaccine has persuaded Tory MPs that there is now a route out of this crisis, and that this country can avoid being dragged into a cycle of lockdowns, I say in the magazine this week.

No. 10 is being deliberately cautious about the vaccine. There are huge logistical obstacles to overcome before the vaccine can be rolled out.

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