More than 380,000 people in Scotland have received their first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine since the programme began last month.
For the first time, figures released by Public Health Scotland have revealed how many doses have been administered in health boards and local authorities throughout the country.
One Scottish health board has already given the first dose to more than a tenth of its population.
As of January 18, almost 2,700 people have received the first dose of the vaccine in NHS Western Isles since the vaccine programme began in Scotland in December, marking 12% of the area's population.
The figure is followed by 7.92% in NHS Orkney, where 1,481 first doses have been administered.
On mainland Scotland, NHS Tayside has administered the first dose of the vaccine to 7.3% of its population, with 25,555 doses so far.
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It comes as the first dosage figure across Scotland reached 380,667 on Saturday, with 5,188 having received their second dose.
The vaccine is being administered in accordance to a priority list set out by the JCVI.
Here's a full list of the number of first doses administered in every local authority up to January 18:
Aberdeen City: 12,002
Aberdeenshire: 12,980
Angus: 6,757
Argyll and Bute: 3,790
City of Edinburgh: 17,165
Clackmannanshire: 2,170
Dumfries and Galloway: 6,540
Dundee City: 9,358
East Ayrshire: 4,347
East Dunbartonshire: 6,346
East Lothian: 4,083
East Renfrewshire: 4,552
Falkirk: 7,307
Fife: 15,108
Glasgow City: 23,644
Highland: 7,720
Inverclyde: 4,113
Midlothian: 4,352
Moray: 5,258
Na h-Eileanan Siar: 2,696
North Ayrshire: 4,473
North Lanarkshire: 4,473
Orkney Islands: 1,481
Perth and Kinross: 9,440
Renfrewshire: 8,306
Scottish Borders: 6,669
Shetland Islands: 1,158
South Ayrshire: 4,208
South Lanarkshire: 14,480
Stirling: 4,420
West Dunbartonshire: 4,641
West Lothian: 6,121
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