The move follows vaccine minister Nadhim Zahawi saying the government was battling a "tsunami of disinformation" around the jabs.
The campaign, launched jointly with independent fact-checkers Full Fact, aims to educate people about misinformation online.
People queue for coronavirus tests at a temporary COVID-19 testing facility set up in Ealing, a district in western London, Britain, on Feb. 2, 2021. /Xinhua Another 10,972 people in Britain h
02:57 Denmark and Sweden say they are developing systems for digital vaccine certification, known as "vaccine passports," allowing travelers to prove they have had an anti-coronavirus
01:49 New data suggests the Oxford-AstraZeneca jab offers only limited protection against the variant discovered in South Africa and now appearing in communities across the UK. It stil
TOP HEADLINES• Pharmaceutical firm and vaccine manufacturer AstraZeneca has said its jab appeared to only offer limited protection against the variant first discovered in South Africa, based on early
People queue for coronavirus tests at a temporary COVID-19 testing facility set up in Ealing, a district in western London, Britain, on Feb. 2, 2021. (Photo by Ray Tang/Xinhua) Another 20,634
Participants could get one dose of AstraZeneca's jab and the second from Pfizer - an approach known as heterologous boosting.
FILE PHOTO: Matt Hancock, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care speaks during a coronavirus press conference at Downing Street. /VCG Image 598,389 received their first coronavirus vacc
FILE PHOTO: UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson. /VCG Image Schools in England will not be able to reopen after the half-term break next month, but there is hope that they can resume from early Ma
Britain’s Minister for COVID Vaccine Deployment Nadhim Zahawi said on Tuesday he was confident both AstraZeneca and Pfizer would honour their COVID-19 vaccine supply ag
AstraZeneca says it expects to release two million doses of the Oxford vaccine every week by mid-February - and has asked for its workers to get priority access to avoid COVID outbreaks hindering pro
An official says the problem may explain why the government struggled to publish vaccination figures until Wednesday.
Doses of the jab 95%-effective jab could begin in the Spring, but it has yet to be approved by the UK regulator.
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has named Nadhim Zahawi, currently a junior business minister, as the minister responsible for COVID-19 vaccine deployment. /AFP The British government app
The United Kingdom is scheduled to approve the COVID-19 vaccine developed by BioNTech SE and Pfizer Inc next week and deliveries would begin within hours of the authorisation, the Financial Times
As social distancing continues, drones can offer a safe and environmentally friendly solution for delivering medical supplies.
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