A woman who became one of the first humans in Europe to receive a potential coronavirus  (COVID-19) vaccine says she is "doing fine" despite a rumour claiming she had died. University of Oxford microbiologist Dr Elisa Granato was one of two people to be injected on Thursday as human trials got underway just three months after studies began. More than 800 people have been recruited for the trial which would break records if claims it could deliver a marketable by September are met. Dr Granato told the BBC after being injected on her 32nd birthday: "I'm a...