Midlands tops coronavirus vaccine charts - More jabs injected than anywhere else
More vaccine doses have been injected in the Midlands than any other area of England, official figures show.
A total of 447,329 doses have been administered in the region, with 387,647 people having received at least one injection.
The data, the first time a regional breakdown has been given, shows that 2,371,407 jabs were given between December 8 and January 10, including both first and second doses.
The Midlands delivered the first vaccine as part of the programme, when Margaret Keenan received the Pfizer/BioNTech jab in December.
In total in England, 1,036,605 people aged 80 or over have received a first dose, while 960,699 were given to those under 80.
Separate figures from NHS England show that nearly a quarter (23%) of all first doses of Covid-19 vaccine in England up to January 7 went to people aged 49 and under.
Just over half (53%) went to people aged 80 and over.
12% went to people aged 50-59, 6% to those aged 60-69, and 6% to those aged 70-79.
The priority groups for vaccination include all staff working in care homes and frontline health and social care workers.
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