It looks like we may finally be getting a coronavirus vaccine. But who’s “we”? Who is at the front of the queue, and who should be at the front of the queue? Should it be those with the greatest need or the highest bidder?

In the second of the series, Tim Harford talks to GP Margaret McCartney, health economist Professor Philip Clarke and biological engineer Dr Anna Blakney.

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