Livingston factory could help produce 60 million doses of coronavirus vaccine

The UK government and the drugs firm are investing in the Livingston plant, with 75 new jobs expected to be created.

The UK government and the drugs firm are investing in the Livingston plant, with 75 new jobs expected to be created.

A factory in West Lothian in Scotland is expanding as part of a deal to secure 60 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine candidate developed by the French firm Valneva.

The UK government and the drugs firm are investing in the Livingston plant, with 75 new jobs expected to be created.

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