Your Morning Summary: What you need to know for Friday, February 19

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Worms-40 can receive their first vaccinations within weeks, with age being the “ dominant ” factor in the next phase of the Covid vaccine deployment.

Government advisers said age is likely to be a dominant factor in determining the next stage of spread.

The age groups will be wider than they were in the previous phase of the national vaccination campaign.

This means that people between the ages of 40 and 49 are more likely to be invited to a single dose once people in the first nine groups receive their first dose, according to the Post.

NASA spacecraft returns the first images of Mars after a successful landing

A second round of cheers and applause erupted in the control room as the footage arrived minutes after landing.

It showed the flat rocky surface of the Jizero crater. Scientists know that 3.5 billion years ago, it was the site of a large lake, with its own delta.

They believe that despite the water vanishing long ago, somewhere in the crater, or perhaps along the 610-foot rim, evidence that life previously existed may await.

Boris Johnson will introduce excess Covid vaccine in the UK to the poorest countries while hosting the G7 leaders’ summit

The prime minister will chair a virtual meeting of G7 leaders, including US President Joe Biden, in his first major multilateral meeting on Friday to discuss the response to the crisis.

Mr Johnson will also urge them to support an ambitious goal of supporting the development of a vaccine against emerging diseases 100 days into the future, a third of the time it took Pfizer / BioNTech to successfully develop.

Facebook has been accused of using “ bullying tactics ” in the face of a global backlash over the Australian news ban

The tech giant is pulling news content from its platform in Australia due to a new bill requiring internet companies to pay news agencies.

Julian Knight, président du comité de sélection du numérique, de la culture, des médias et du sport, a déclaré que la réaction du réseau social était «incroyablement irresponsable» et était un message au monde à propos de tout pays qui tente de limiter son Can.

Olivia Coleman is among the sports stars who wore Charlize McKenzie shirts in the Comic Relief movie

Among the stars wearing T-shirts designed by British painter Charlie McKeezy to raise money for Comic Relief are Olivia Coleman, Felicity Jones and Gina Coleman.

Emily Attack and Jermaine Jenas can also be seen in the T-shirts, which feature illustrations of Mackizey from her book The Boy, The Mole, The Fox and The Horse, with a red nose adorned with a mole.