Scotland invites 12-15s to vaccine drop-in clinics - BBC News
Nicola Sturgeon confirms that children aged 12 and over can be jabbed from Monday, 20 September.
Over on the BBC Coronavirus update programme, Prof Sian Griffiths from the Chinese University of Hong Kong gives her reaction to today's announcements.

She says it is a focus on a broader public health perspective for the 12-15 age group.

She says there are so many "disbenefits" of closing schools and says vaccinating will enable children to stay in school.

She adds that it is about a more general health benefit rather than seeing it in terms of the clinical need for a vaccine.

Prof Griffiths says it is very important that the young people in this eligible age group have a say in deciding to have the jabs.

She is interested in the fact that the vaccines will be given at drop-in centres with a specific view to draw parents and carers in to have conversations.