Prime Minister Boris Johnson will tell fellow G7 leaders at a summit in Cornwall next week that the world must ensure the whole world is vaccinated against coronavirus by 2023
Britain is calling for the whole world to be vaccinated by the end of 2022 with Boris Johnson to urge the G7 to "rise to the greatest challenge of the post-war era" and "defeat Covid".Mr Johnson's call comes after criticism that the UK has not yet sent any of its vaccine supply abroad despite our rollout having reached the most vulnerable and now progressed to young adults.
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