The landmark was hit as the programme reached about one fifth 22% of the 4.4million people who will eventually be offered jabs.John Loch, a retired businessman, was among those vaccinated today at the Louisa Jordan emergency hospital in Glasgow.The 69 year old from Bearsden said: “I am delighted to have received my vaccine, particularly on the day Scotland reached a million doses. It is exciting to be a part of this milestone moment.”I would like to thank all the staff at the Louisa Jordan for being so reassuring and making the process so simple and straightforward.”Meanwhile Scottish football chiefs were locked in talks with the Government on Wednesday amid fears Scotland’s new covid quarantine rules could crush Hampden’s hopes of hosting Euro 2020.SFA chief executive Ian Maxwell has opened urgent discussions with Holyrood officials to establish how the hardline edict which means anyone arriving in the country from overseas will have to spend 10 days under supervised watch in a hotel room will impact upon this summer’s finals.The Prime Minister warned that new coronavirus variants will likely mean booster vaccinations are needed later in the year after the second round of jabs is completed.During Prime Minister Questions in the Commons, Johnson said a 50 million dose deal with pharmaceutical firm Curevac will assist in developing vaccines to respond scale to new variants of the virus told MPs: going to have to get used to vaccinating and then revaccinating in the autumn as we come to face these new variants. MORE: Boris Johnson warns public to get used to being re vaccinated against covid variantsWhen is today’s daily briefing?(Image: REUTERS)Nicola Sturgeon is due to hold her daily briefing at lunchtime.The First Minister will update the nation on the latest figures showing the impact of the virus in Scotland at around 12.15pm, live on BBC Scotland.We be bringing you all the latest news from across Scotland throughout the day.Keep locked in and don miss a thing.NewsallMost ReadMost RecentGlasgowAnger at photo showing 200 homeless people queuing for food in Glasgow snowHomelessness worker Graeme Weir likened the pictures to ‘communist’ scenes and said ‘this has to end’.Four new Covid symptoms linked to virus in new study CoronavirusA study involving more than one million people in England revealed four extra symptoms it is important to look out for..

Unfortunately with COVID and my husband being a PGY4 in gen surgery he wasn able to be physically there for any of it. I was able to use him as my medical sounding board and asked him questions about certain things I was unsure about, or needed clarification about because I was in pain and not able to focus well at appointments. It helped that ortho is obviously not his specialty too..