All ten of the areas in England with the lowest estimated Covid vaccine uptake among people aged 60 and over are in London, analysis shows.
The Parliamentary constituency with lowest proportion of people in this age group to have had at least one dose of vaccine as of March 7 was the Cities of London and Westminster.
An analysis of NHS England data found that an estimated 58.7 per cent of its population aged 60 and over are likely to have received at least one jab.
This compares to Kenilworth and Southam in the West Midlands where an estimated 99.5 per cent of people in this age group have had at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine.
All of the 10 areas with the lowest estimated proportion of vaccinated people aged 60 and over were in London:
Cities of London and Westminster - 58.7 per cent
Westminster North - 64.9 per cent
Poplar and Limehouse - 65.6 per cent
Bethnal Green and Bow - 67.0 per cent
Hampstead and Kilburn - 68.2 per cent
Chelsea and Fulham - 68.4 per cent
Holborn and St Pancras - 68.4 per cent
Camberwell and Peckham - 68.5 per cent
West Ham - 68.6 per cent
Kensington - 68.7 per cent
Three of the constituencies have a Conservative MP while seven are Labour, including Opposition leader Sir Keir Starmer's seat in Holborn and St Pancras.
Of the 30 constituencies with the lowest estimated uptake among people aged 60 and over only three were outside London - Birmingham Ladywood, Slough and Nottingham East.
All of the five seats which are likely to have the highest proportion of people in this age group given at least one jab are in the West Midlands and held by Conservative MPs.
Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi's seat of Stratford-on-Avon is among them.
They are:
Kenilworth and Southam - 99.5 per cent
Sutton Coldfield, - 98.1 per cent
The Wrekin - 97.8 per cent
Stafford - 97.2 per cent
Stratford-on-Avon - 97.0 per cent
The analysis is based on vaccine estimates published by NHS England on Thursday and population estimates from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) for each of England's 533 constituencies.
