NHS aims to deliver over one million daily ‘Covid’ and flu jabs in race against time to kill and maim as many people as possible and call it ‘Covid-19’

The NHS is preparing to start delivering more than 1m Covid and flu jabs a day across the UK in a drive to save lives and stop hospitals becoming overwhelmed this winter.

NHS bosses expect the record 844,285 vaccines delivered on 20 March to be exceeded within days as a result of GPs and other vaccinators administering Covid booster jabs to adults, jabs for children aged 12 to 15, and the rollout of winter flu shots.

GP leaders privately agree that the need to deliver 33m third Covid jabs and inoculate 3 million younger secondary schoolchildren, while also protecting 36 million people against flu as soon as possible, means vaccination teams will be administering more than 1m doses on at least some days.

Read more: NHS aims to deliver over one million daily ‘Covid’ and flu jabs in race against time to kill and maim as many people as possible and call it ‘Covid-19’ 

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