The British Drugs and Health Products Regulatory Authority (MHRA) has given the “green light” for the use of the Oxford University and AstraZeneca vaccine against coronavirus. Britain thus becomes the first country to approve this vaccine. Urgent approval of the vaccine comes at a time when, according to local authorities,
A triumph for British science was described by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, the approval received by the vaccine of the University of Oxford and AstraZeneca against the coronavirus for use in Britain. “It’s really fantastic news – and a triumph for British science,” Johnson said
The approval of the Oxford and AstraZeneca vaccine for use in Britain offers a way out of the pandemic until the spring, when millions of vulnerable people have already been vaccinated, said UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock. He said the recommended 12-week interval between the first and second doses of
EU member states voted unanimously yesterday. the green light in the agreement reached by the European Commission and the United Kingdom on Christmas Eve, on the new trade relationship between the two sides. The next step is the debate and the vote on the agreement in the British Parliament on
Britain and Turkey are set to sign a free trade agreement on Tuesday, the UK Department of Commerce announced tonight. It will be the first such deal since Prime Minister Boris Johnson secured a new trade deal with the European Union last week. The agreement between Britain and Turkey reproduces
