Experts are clear: the only way out of the COVID-19 nightmare is to vaccinate as many people as possible.
But who is making the best progress? Here we collect the latest figures to compare how European countries are doing.
The United Kingdom leading the rest of Europe
The UK, which approved its first COVID-19 vaccine on December 2, nearly three weeks before the EU, is racing ahead with immunizing its people.
The latest data show that the country has vaccinated more people (6.8 million) – more than Germany, Italy, France and Spain combined.
London started earlier than other EU countries but has also approved more vaccines than the 27-member bloc.
Who has made the best progress, relatively speaking?
The UK has administered the most vaccines overall, but also tops the table for immunizations per capita.
Within the EU, Malta is leading the way in vaccinations per 100,000 people, followed by Denmark, Slovenia, Ireland and Spain.
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