Thanks to the incredible efforts of the NHS, volunteers, our armed forces and local authorities, together we have vaccinated more than 14 million of the most vulnerable people in the UK so far - including around 9 in ten of all over-70s.  👉🏽From mosques and museums to rugby grounds and cathedrals, people are getting their jabs at sites up and down the UK in the biggest medical deployment this country has ever seen.  👉🏽Because of this hard work and the progress we’ve made to date, we are on track to meet our goal of offering everyone in the top four priority groups a jab by Monday 15 February.  👉🏽Today I’m encouraging everyone eligible for a jab to come forward if they haven’t yet had their vaccine, so that we can reach the remaining people in these priority groups.  👉🏽People aged 70 and over in England should contact the NHS to arrange their jab through the online national booking service. If they can’t get online, they can also call 119 or contact their local GP practice.  👉🏽Health and social care workers should speak to their employer if they haven’t had their vaccine yet, and GP teams have been asked to contact their clinically extremely vulnerable patients to make sure they have been offered a jab. 👉🏽The NHS is committed to working with communities right across the country to make sure that whatever someone’s background, ethnicity or their religious beliefs, everyone is able to get the protection they need as we continue to fight this disease together.  👉🏽The NHS will be offering the vaccine to all those over 50 by the beginning of May and all adults by September.

I love cathedrals and abbeys. The echo of the crowd’s soft murmur, painted light fragments dancing on the granite as a breeze ruffles the trees outside, nudging the dappled colours ever so subtly. When I had too much idle time in Canterbury, I used to attend evening service just to hear the organ. But most of all I just loved how these spaces made me feel small. So many nights were spent sitting under the soaring heights imagining flying buttresses on the outside, trying to count how many “me” it would take to reach the ribbed vaulting. “I have no idea how they built this centuries ago but somehow they did and I will pull through my first world problems too”. It’s reassuring to know my problems will hardly ever compare to the rest of the universe. — #HYWoutofHK #HYWinFRANCE

14 July 2019 🇰🇷 . "Everyone is looking for God on their own ways." [Muallaf, Yasmin Ahmad) 💫 . When I travel, I always make it a point to visit mosques, churches, cathedrals, temples, just houses of worship in general. 🕌⛪️🕍🛕⛩ . For me, any opportunity to travel is an opportunity to connect from people of different cultures, faiths, and ways of life. ✨ . It's always nice to feel a sense of calmness and belonging in these houses of worship and if I've learned one thing from all these visits, faith wears the same colour irrespective of which deity you believe in. 🌅 . #exactlyayearago #travelthrowback #aboyjalanjalan #southkorea #seoul #cathedrals