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Emmanuel Macron forced to extol its virtues after efficacy doubts and adverse publicity damped trust
Vote by independent experts paves the way for first single-dose jab in the US
Public urged to stick to lockdown rules as regional disparities remain despite falls in UK-wide impact
Requiring digital proof of jabs could revive the economy but undermine equity and privacy
Canada Pension Plan Investment Board chief Mark Machin flew to the UAE to get jab
People who would once have bitten your arm off for a dose of Sputnik are now discussing the merits of various jabs with all the expertise of an oenophile
Member states argue for vaccine certification to restore freedom of movement and tourism
A violent sell-off in US government bonds ricocheted through markets on Thursday
Von der Leyen confident bloc will hit goal of offering shots to 70% of adult population by end of summer
Pricing undermines Moscow’s claim that it is supplying poor countries with cheaper vaccines
Loss-making US biotech’s fortunes transformed by pandemic as it moves to test booster targeting variant
Leaders prepare for two-day meeting focused on bolstering rollout and border restrictions
Nordic frontrunners raise ambitions but Germany and France struggle to administer doses
US biotech is preparing for a clinical trial to gauge effectiveness on 501.V2 strain
First countries to receive doses will be Honduras, Czech Republic and Guatemala
Government’s early struggles are reminiscent of the days of the socialist ‘Licence Raj’
UK’s fast vaccine rollout raises consumer optimism and gives boost to travel industry
FDA report finds single-dose shot effective in preventing severe symptoms in US, Brazil and South Africa
Decision reflects concern that group has been hit much harder by Covid-19
African officials complain of delay in delivery to other member states
A tide of misinformation and centuries of medical malpractice have led to wariness around the Covid-19 jab
Erdogan accused of toning down rhetoric about oppressed Muslims to avoid upsetting Beijing
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