A coronavirus vaccine said to be 90 per cent effective could be rolled out in the UK before Christmas.
The government has welcomed the results of Pfizer's vaccine tests, which saw 43,000 vaccinated across six counties, with no safety concerns raised.
The NHS is ready to begin a vaccination programme for those most at risk before the jab is rolled out more widely across the UK.
10 million doses of the vaccine are being manufactured and could be available to the UK by the end of the year if the vaccine is approved by regulators.
A working Covid-19 vaccine has been touted as one of the key things needed for society to be able to work towards getting back to 'normal'.
England is currently in a four-week national lockdown and areas with high infection rates, including Leeds, have been warned that stricter measures could continue after December 2.
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