THE risk of getting a blood clot from an AstraZeneca jab is the same as taking a long-haul flight, the Health Secretary said today. Brits have been urged to carry on getting their vaccines, despite the very small risk of developing a rare clot. 🦠Read our coronavirus live blog for the latest...
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