Resham Kotecha: Integrated community care is already here: it’s called the pharmacy

It’s been estimated that they have the capability to vaccinate about 1.3 million Brits each week, and their services go beyond that.

It’s vaccine apprehension, not anti-vaxxers, that public information campaigns need to tackle most

The Government needs to engage with groups that have anxieties over the vaccine.

Daniel Hannan: If a restaurant can refuse to serve you, Amazon can refuse to host Parler

Likewise, if a cruise ship wants proof of vaccination before you board, it should have the right to. Here’s why.

Though the vaccines are here, we still need testing

While the light at the end of the tunnel appears to be here in the global battle with Coronavirus, it makes sense to plan for the unexpected.

Vaccine strategies in Europe. France battles anti-vaxxers, while Merkel is blamed for procurement failures.

Both countries have had difficulties accelerating the speed at which they vaccinate. So what factors have been to blame?

WATCH: ‘We will need more scrutiny of the vaccination programme’, says Fox, if MPs are to be confident in it

He urges Ministers to “be mindful of the balance between the authority of Government and the responsibility of citizens.”

Andrew Gimson’s Commons sketch: The Prime Minister’s sprint feels more like a marathon

Johnson behaved like a boisterous middle-aged games master in baggy shorts who constantly assures us that we are almost at the winning post.

Infrastructure, innovation and publicity – the key to Israel’s vaccine success

There are still lessons that others can learn – namely, that it has been creative, above all else, in getting the vaccine out.

WATCH: Parents should send children to primary school, says PM

He says there is “no doubt in my mind that schools are safe”, and describes school closures as “exceptional”.

2021 and the race to normality. Post-vaccine hospitalisation and transmission data are key to reopening the economy.

The Government must speed up its vaccination programme, but until it understands the effect on transmission, tiers are here to stay.

Best and worst Government moment: the Brexit trade deal and Cummings’ road trip to Barnard Castle, respectively

Our panelists were also impressed with the Government’s decision to order 350 million doses of the vaccine.

Allie Renison: Pregnant and breastfeeding women deserve choice over whether they have the Coronavirus vaccine

The risk and severity of Covid – particularly for this patient group – outweighs the theoretical unproven risk of getting inoculated.

Why Conservative backbench resistance to the Government’s Covid strategy may be fading away

Five reasons why Hancock’s announcement of tougher restrictions yesterday met less resistance than might have been expected.

Hancock bounces bounces bounces back

The sheer speed of vaccine invention and deployment marks a political win for him as well as a British triumph.

WATCH: 90-year-old Margaret Keenan becomes the first to receive the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine

The jab was administered to her by Matron May Parsons, as the UK begins biggest vaccination programme in NHS history.