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По сведениям минздрава Испании, компания сообщила, что поставка вакцины в Испанию, переносится с понедельника, 28 декабря, на вторник, 30 декабря.

Аналогичное предупреждение получили от фабрики Pfizer в бельгийском Пуурсе еще семь европейских стран. Задержка произошла из-за «проблем в погрузке и транспортировке» доз вакцины.

Напомним, первая «символическая» партия вакцины Pfizer прибыла в Испанию в субботу, 26 декабря. В воскресенье, 27 декабря, в Испании началась кампания массовой вакцинации.

The clampdown on people leaving home without 'good reason' came as Boris Johnson quietly extended his third national lockdown until March 31 as his new COVID law was published and he ducked Tory demands to guarantee 'malicious' rules are eased after his first review on February 15.

Council Covid wardens were also out in force across the country as the authorities vowed to fine mask-flouters or anyone out of the house without 'good reason' at least £200 on the spot. West Midlands Police has asked for permission to force entry into homes to break up parties.

Scotland Yard's constables were filmed chasing protesters through Parliament Square today before putting them in handcuffs as officers were heard telling people gathering illegally: 'I'm going to issue you a fine if you don't return home'. 21 people were arrested.

People were pinned to the ground and cuffed - including on the plinths of the famous statues there including Mahatma Gandhi's - before being put into vans after refusing to leave Westminster.

Around two miles away Met officers arrested seven supporters of Julian Assange as he was denied bail at Westminster Magistrates' Court this morning, including 92-year-old Eric Levy and several other pensioners. Protesters shouted 'fascists' at police taking them away. A Met spokesman said: 'Seven people were detained for breaching Coronavirus regulations. They were later reported for consideration of a fixed penalty notice and ordered to leave the area'.

The hard-line from the Metropolitan Police came as England's new lockdown laws were published and it was revealed they will be enforced until Easter on March 31 - not mid-February as Boris Johnson promised if the vaccine roll-out is successful.

Thames Valley Police has apologised for the behaviour of an officer who they said was 'a bit keen' in handing out leaflets asking drivers 'why are you here?' as part of a crackdown on travel during lockdown in wealthy Maidenhead.

Scotland Yard says that anyone attending unlicensed music events or large illegal parties will now also be fined – not just the organisers of such events - and anyone 'wearing masks where they should be and without good reason can expect to be fined - not reasoned with'.

Meanwhile West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has urged the government to give officers power of entry to homes, to help 'enforce the new regulations more easily' if there is an illegal party.

Fixed penalty notices of £200 will be issued for any first offence, with this doubling for further offences up to a maximum of £6,400. Those holding, or involved in holding, an illegal gathering of more than 30 people risk a police-issued fine of £10,000.