NHS staff and care workers could be forced to have Covid jab under new plans
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mirror.co.ukMinisters are discussing plans to force NHS workers to have coronavirus vaccines, according to reports. MPs are said to be looking at whether healthcare staff who decline a jab could be compelled by law, according to the Daily Mail.
But the debate has already thrown up both legal and moral issues, with it also unclear what would happen to continued refusers.
The review by officials is also thought to be considering enforcing a rule on care home workers, the newspaper said. More than 20million people in Britain have had the first dose of a vaccine, the Government announced on Sunday. Got a story?
Email webnews@mirror.co.uk. Health Secretary Matt Hancock said he was "absolutely delighted" and urged people to keep coming forward for
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