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Tom Jones, 80, says he was 'first in line' to have coronavirus vaccine

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Tom Jones has shared his delight at being "first in line" to get the coronavirus vaccine. The Welsh singer, 80, said that thanks to his age he was one of the first to be given the new drug.

Speaking during his appearance on Jools Holland's Annual Hootennany show on New Year's Eve, Sir Tom reassured fans the vaccine was nothing to fear.

He said: "I've had the jab already. That's one good thing about being 80, you're first in line for the jab." And he said the vaccine was nothing to be araid of: "It was fine - it was just like getting the flu jab," assuring Jools that "it wasn't a black market one, it was the real deal." Tom said there was much to be positive about in the new year.

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