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Portrait of the week

Portrait of the week: Vaccine hopes, the Russia report and a knighthood for Captain Tom

25 July 2020

9:00 AM

25 July 2020

9:00 AM

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A coronavirus vaccine developed by the University of Oxford, tested on 1,077 people, was found to induce antibodies and T-cells that could fight the virus. Boris Johnson, the Prime Minister, said he hoped for a ‘significant return to normality from November, at the earliest, possibly in time for Christmas’. At the beginning of the week, Sunday 19 July, total deaths from Covid-19 stood at 45,273, with a seven-day average of 68 deaths a day.

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