Covid: Welsh Government briefing Monday 15 February - BBC News
A round-up and reaction from Monday's Welsh Government coronavirus press conference.
This week should see the start of a more even split between first and second doses of the vaccine.

The total of second doses now stands at 5,402 - with Sunday seeing the most given out in a single day so far.

We can already see more second doses being given out in Wales since the start of the month - just under 2,000 in the previous week but 1,178 on Sunday alone.

That is set to rise as the Welsh vaccination programme aims to make more in-roads into priority groups given a first dose two months ago.

Using Saturday's figures for the whole of the UK we can already see Wales is now on a similar daily rate to Scotland and above England in terms of second doses.

This week will see a stock of 46,000 Pfizer doses being used.

Another 56,000 Oxford-AstraZeneca will also be available, as the programme of first doses also continues.

But the next two weeks will see a planned reduction in supply, as manufacturers prepare their processes for a significant ramp up of production from March onwards.

That is likely to be noticeable with some of the figures we are likely to see in a few days time.