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Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Britain's Queen Elizabeth and her husband, Prince Philip, have been vaccinated against the coronavirus.
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Announcement was made in a written statement on Saturday, and writer source says the vaccines were administered by a household doctor at her Windsor Castle residents.
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The queen is 94 years old and her husband's 99 the source says.
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Queen Elizabeth made the information public to counter any speculation.
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Earlier last year, her son, Prince Charles, tested positive but at mild symptoms.
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It wasn't immediately clear which vaccine the queen received.
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The UK has approved the use of both the Pfizer beyond tech vaccine as well as one made jointly by AstraZeneca and the University of Oxford.
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It has been rolling them out to the most at risk elderly.
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The UK was also the first Western country to start mass vaccinations back in early December.