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Is there a breakdown of the number of vaccines by manufacturer anywhere?

Ireland by 25 England by 5 Scotland by 5

I find mine is useful at the local tip - to prove that I'm from W Sussex.

I hear that Trump wants to know what state that was in and is now trying to get the result cancelled.

I'm not sure how this would work - would it be accompanied by a photocard? If not then someone could have a postal vote and then walk into the polling station with someone else's ID. Maybe if they tattoed the ID number on your arm........

The media can use it both ways now. After running scare stories to sell papers they can now run a big splash 'Oxford vaccine is SAFE for all!!'

England by 35 Scotland by 5 France by 5

I'm with you on that. If we can get to 30 or more by monthend then I'd be confident that we could scrape together another six or seven to make us safe.

I used to live in Handforth. Very nice area but I don't recognise any of those. It was 30 years ago though.

I'm assuming here that if it was an ACL he would have been off on a stretcher, not walked off with the physio.

France by 15 England by 15 Wales by 7

I see that the EU are now going to 'inspect' all deliveries of the vaccine outside of their territories, with a view to authorising or refusing the deliveries. Do we know if this will include the components required to create new vaccines? If it does, do we know which components or chemicals...

well done, congratulations

I think they would still want to go ahead - it's a bit like shoving that stake through the heart to make sure he's dead.

It may well be the deciding factor in those Senate Republicans who are against him voting to impeach. That would mean that he couldn't stand again and I can't see any of his family or close contacts being electable or as supportable.

March was given as a freekick just outside the box, but VAR saw it as a pen.

done.

Does that mean actually leaving the Oval Office? Do they think he'll follow the example set by Assange and hole up there for another 4 years?

I have no idea, I didn't look for any accreditations.

It was on the BBC news.