UK coronavirus vaccine: Is Government printing Union Flag on Oxford jabs?
Coronavirus could have its days numbered now, as three projects have produced workable, highly effective vaccines. Multinational companies Pfizer and Moderna developed their 95 percent effective jabs in the US, with potential rollout scheduled for 2021. Oxford University and pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca developed a cheaper, 90 percent effective jab in the UK, which is also on course to join the others next year.
Is the Government printing Union Flags on the Oxford coronavirus jab?
The Huffington Post released a report this morning in which they outlined alleged Downing Street plans to brand the Oxford vaccine with Union Jacks.
Their article states the request to do so came from the “Union unit”, a recently-formed group tasked with fighting calls for Scottish independence.
They added the group had asked the Government’s vaccine task force to use the flag, something No 10 has denied.
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