How many people have been vaccinated in Wales?

Wales has given Covid boosters to 87% of people eligible, latest vaccination figures from Public Health Wales show.

It's an online SLOTXO game camp that's played, easily broken, bonuses broken all the time. That's not enough. We still have red envelopes all the time.

The programme has slowed right down since before Christmas, averaging 1,362 booster doses a day in the past week.

Meanwhile, analysis has found "significant inequality gaps" in vaccine uptake.

There are still almost 50,000 people aged 12 to 30 and living in the most deprived areas who have not had a first dose of vaccine.

Two-thirds of vaccines distributed in the past week were boosters.

At the height of the booster effort, 50,524 daily doses were given out on 21 December.

Vaccines are starting to be offered to five to 11-year-olds from 15 March and most children will be offered two doses of the vaccine, 12 weeks apart.

At the same time, spring boosters are being offered to the most vulnerable, including the oldest care home residents, with invitations being made by GPs and health boards.

Plans for the future include the proposal that third Covid boosters are given out at the same time as flu jabs next autumn.