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PM confirms teenage vaccinations and booster jabs

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PM confirms teenage vaccinations and booster jabs

PM confirms teenage vaccinations and booster jabs

Prime Minister Boris Johnson says advice from England's CMO to vaccinate 12-15 year olds has been accepted by the government and the process will begin in the coming days.

The PM also spoke about the need to offer a "booster" jab to the most vulnerable people in the country to prevent infections going up before winter.

Report by Czubalam.

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