The UK Government has signed a deal with pharmaceutical companies GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Sanofi Pasteur for 60 million doses of a potential Covid-19 vaccine.
It's one of four deals the UK Government has agreed in recent months - each one for a different type of potential vaccine - and a total of 250 million doses.
But it's still too early to know for sure if any of these vaccines will protect people. So when will a coronavirus vaccine be ready? Who would get it first?
BBC health correspondent Laura Foster looks at the situation. Graphics by Terry Saunders, producer Megan Fisher.
It's one of four deals the UK Government has agreed in recent months - each one for a different type of potential vaccine - and a total of 250 million doses.
But it's still too early to know for sure if any of these vaccines will protect people. So when will a coronavirus vaccine be ready? Who would get it first?
BBC health correspondent Laura Foster looks at the situation. Graphics by Terry Saunders, producer Megan Fisher.
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