Andrew Lloyd Webber 'receiving experimental coronavirus vaccine' as a trial

Andrew Lloyd Webber 'to receive coronavirus vaccine as part of medical trial'

Andrew Lloyd Webber has reportedly volunteered to be part of the medical trial to see if the experimental coronavirus vaccine is hitting the right notes.

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