The UK is on course to hit its target of getting 15million in the top four key groups vaccinated against coronavirus by Monday.
Already 14m people have had their jab against the deadly virus and tonight the Prime Minister says the country is on track to hit another million by Monday.
Boris Johnson posted a video this evening saying it looked like everyone in those top four groups have received the offer of a vaccination.
It is thought the vaccine will begin to be offered to those in group five now, who are those aged 65 and over.
Mr Johnson said: "Today is the 12th of February and as I speak we have vaccinated about 14 million people now across the whole of the UK. And that's the first jab for 14 million people.
"It looks like we are on target. We very much hope to reach the JCVI, the most vulnerable groups one to four, by the 15th and obviously there's a lot of work on to make sure that we do that.
"And I want to thank again everybody involved the vaccinators, the NHS, the army personnel who are helping, the pharmacists, the volunteers, the council officials.
"Thank you all we couldn't do it without you."
He added: "I really want to thank all of you, everybody who's coming forward to get vaccinated, it is very, very important that you do so, but there is still a million or more that have not yet come forward in these groups.
"Please do so, it's very very easy, just call your GP or ring 119."
The latest government figures also showed there were a further 758 deaths recorded in the latest 24-hour period, up from the 678 fatalities confirmed on Thursday.
