The scientists who developed the coronavirus vaccine have explained what the UK must do to control the monkeypox outbreak.
According to the UK Health Security Agency, the number of cases across the country has risen to 78. Dame Sarah Gilbert and Dr Catherine Green were questioned on the outbreak on today's edition of This Morning.
Dame Sarah explained the smallpox vaccine is already effective against monkeypox and said the UK must now get the "surveillance" right to curb the spread. She said: "If anybody thinks they might have symptoms to phone 111 to talk about it and arrange to go and see somebody."
