Health Secretary Matt Hancock at coronavirus press briefing

The transcript discusses the effectiveness of the UK's vaccination plan, highlighting a University of Bristol study that shows significant protection against hospitalization for the elderly after a single vaccine dose. It reports that 21.3 million people have been vaccinated, covering 2/5 of the UK's adult population. The text also emphasizes the collaborative efforts in Scotland and the positive impact of vaccination centers, aiming to offer a first dose to everyone over 50 or at risk.

What does the study by the University of Bristol show about the vaccination program?

What percentage of protection does a single dose of the Pfizer or Oxford Astra Zeneca jab offer against hospitalization?

How many people had been vaccinated as of midnight last night?

What is the common goal of NHS Scotland and local authorities in the vaccination effort?

What feeling do people experience when they receive the jab at vaccination centers?