Welcome to the week in 60 minutes, brought to you by Spectator TV and recorded on Thursday, February the 4th.

First up, the UK's vaccine rollout continues at pace.

Over 10 million vaccinated with the first dose at the latest count.

We'll bring you the latest COVID update, as well as the spectators inside track on just how the UK has done it.

The rollout is a source of envy, especially across the channel.

On Friday, the EU panicked, decided to close the Irish border to stop vaccines being exported

to the UK, and then immediately backtracked when the enormity of its stupidity dawned on it.

The spectator's political team will be breaking down the fallout. We'll also take a look

at the sacking of Joanna Cherry, the SNPMP, who dared to side with Alex Salmon and the party's

embrace of transgender politics from the party's front bench. All these issues is the SMP finally in some kind of trouble. And the Church

of England, it was in decline before the pandemic. It's now an even faster decline. That's this

week's cover story on The Spectator. So all that to come in the next hour. If you subscribe to the

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Now, before the vaccine, British pandemic policy was marked by repeated failures, but his vaccine

rollout has become the envy of many other countries, especially

those across the channel. Kate Andrews joins us to bring us up to date with the latest stats.

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