Five to 11 year olds to get jab
Covid-19 vaccines for children could be rolled out during the Easter holidays.
But vulnerable youngsters are likely to recieve a jab before that.
Earlier this week government confirmed it would follow the UK in offering five to 11 year olds a dose.
Health Minister Lawrie Hooper has urged the public not to call 111, or visit the vaccination hub, and wait for further information to be released:
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