With permission, Mr Speaker, I will update the House on our covid-19 vaccination programme. Since Margaret Keenan's first dose last year, we have delivered more than 100 million doses across the UK, including over 50 million first doses, 45 million second doses, and 8 million booster/third doses. The vaccine roll-out is critical for protecting public health and preventing hospitalisations; the Health Security Agency estimates that vaccines have prevented over 24 million infections and more than 127,000 deaths. With winter approaching, we are accelerating our efforts to ensure high levels of protection through boosters, especially as indoor mixing increases and flu circulates. We now have 2,400 vaccine sites across England offering walk-ins or booked appointments regardless of NHS numbers, with community champions working locally to encourage uptake. The programme for children aged 12-15 has seen over 650,000 vaccinated since September, and we are rolling out boosters rapidly, with over 8 million people already receiving them and a record 1.6 million jabs in England last week. NHS staff continue to play a vital role, administering hundreds of thousands of booster doses daily. Additionally, the Government is working on delivering antiviral treatments like molnupiravir to patients as part of our comprehensive strategy. We urge everyone to get their vaccinations and boosters when eligible to safeguard public health.