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Boris Johnson says people should "not get their hopes up too soon” about when they will be vaccinated
Now it's the turn of SNP Westminster leader Iain Blackford.

He also welcomes the vaccine approval which he says is "the news we have all been waiting for".

But he says it has come too late for what he says are the three million people who have "not had a penny of support" during the pandemic from the UK government.

He says following a recent meeting with campaign group Excluded UK he learnt the "shocking" news that eight people had taken their own lives in the past 10 days.

In response, the PM says he is sorry to hear this and goes on to talk about the extra funding on offer for mental health support and the increase in Universal Credit.

Mr Blackford says this is not good enough and the lack of support for self-employed people in the arts and construction has been an "abject failure" and people have been "abandoned".

The PM rejects this, saying "no-one has been abandoned" and the tiered restrictions approved yesterday would pave the way for the economy to re-open, particularly the retail sector.