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Covid vaccine postcode lottery as Midlands has nearly double number of jabs than London

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The latest official coronavirus vaccine figures in the UK show that the Midlands has handed out nearly twice as many vaccines as London.

NHS England data shows a total of 518,427 jabs have been given to people in London between December 8 and January 20, including 465,074 first doses and 53,353 second doses.

This compares to 821,729 first doses and 66,611 second doses given to people in the Midlands, a total of 888,340. The figures have been released after Sadiq Khan said earlier in the week that he "fully expects" to see the number of jabs administered in London increase after NHS England data revealed the capital had given the lowest number of vaccinations in England's regions so far.

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