It was announced last night that mandatory vaccines could be delayed by half an year for NHS employees. This revelation came after nationwide protests and demands from Tory backbenchers not to remove the rule.
According to the Telegraph, Boris Johnson may be thinking of ‘kicking it down’ in order to prevent another humiliating Tory rebellion.
This is just two weeks away from the time that medical staff will need to verify their vaccination status. February 3, however, marks the end of the days when they are able to book in for jabs. We will issue dismissal warnings to those who have not had their jabs administered by the hospital on February 4. They will be asked to extend their notice period until March 31, and they will receive dismissal warnings.
Despite the threats to their career and several booster campaigns, more than 80,000 NHS staff – six per cent of the workforce – remain unvaccinated.
Many joined the anti-vaxxers in protest against mandatory vaccination rules across the nation on Saturday. Many health professionals were seen in London throwing their scrubs at officers on Downing Street. Others laid their uniforms down in Trafalgar Square.
Piers Corbyn is a well-known anti-vaxxer. He was one of the protestors who gathered in front of BBC Broadcasting House. Another protestor wore a Squid Game mask with biohazard suits, which included a blow-up pen and an syringe.
The uniform of an Ambulance worker was found hanging in Regent’s Park. It had a message on its back that read: “Paramedic 9 Years, Clapping on Thursday, Spit out on Monday.”
These so-called “freedom rallies”, also took place in Manchester, Birmingham and Leeds as well as Newcastle. There, protestors displayed signs saying: No vaccine mandate’, heros zeros – from clapping, to sacking’.
Even though the UK has seen a drop in mortality rates as more people get vaccinated than ever before, many anti-vaxx nurses believe that the vaccine is an experimental drug.
As the Royal College of GPs demanded that the Government extend the deadline for preventing mass staff shortages within the Health Service, Saturday’s demonstrations were a result.
Martin Marshall Chairman stated that mandatory vaccination of health workers was “not the way forward” and around 10% of employees at hospitals and GP offices had not received the Covid jab.
Christabelle Gregory (32-year-old ambulance worker) protested in London. I’m still young. I’ve developed antibodies while working in the frontline. I do not want to get the vaccine.
London: Many health workers were seen throwing their scrubs towards police outside Downing Street (pictured), and others dumping their uniforms in Trafalgar Square.
NHS 100k throws their scrubs into Trafalgar Square during the March for Freedom protest against mandatory vaccinations
Frontline workers not receiving a jab from the NHS will be summoned to formal meetings starting February 4, and warned that they could face dismissal. (Pictured – NHS scrubs left on Trafalgar square in protest).
Victoria Kesserwan from Oxford was a 36-year-old emergency care assistant. She added that the vaccine would cause her to lose my job. We don’t know enough and it is still too young.
Over 1,000 anti-vaxxers, and others joined the march.
Blue hoodies were worn by many NHS protesters, who were opposed to the NHS mandate. According to the group, up to 100,000 NHS workers could lose their jobs if there is no Government U-turn.
The Mail on Sunday could reveal that the group is linked to conspiracy theorists against anti-vaxxers and Far Right politicians.
NHS100k urges its supporters to sign up for Rebels On Roundabouts. This anti-vaxxer group has supporters who stand at roundabouts with yellow signs declaring vaccines are killing children. According to the website of the group, vaccine rollout “is a sinister control strategy and depopulation agenda”.
NHS100k responded to this newspaper by saying that it had taken down any mention of Rebels On Roundabouts.
After today’s protests in London, Placards belonging to NHS 100K members were thrown out of Downing Street. Today, NHS staff protested in the UK over the decision to fully immunise against Covid.
NHS uniforms outside Downing Street. The UK’s mortality rates have dropped dramatically as more people get vaccinated. However, anti-vaxx nurses insist that the life-saving vaccine remains an “experimental drug”.
Following today’s protests in London, many people left their NHS uniforms behind Downing Street. More than 80,000 – 6 per cent of the workforce – remain unvaccinated despite repeated efforts to boost take-up
Standing outside Downing Street were protesters carrying placards that read “NHS – 100K Heroes To Zeroes”, and discarded NHS uniforms. Every frontline worker who has not had a jab from the NHS will be summoned to formal meetings starting February 4, and warned that they could face being fired.
One woman is holding a sign promoting NHS100k. It’s a group anti-vaxx ambulance workers that’stand together in favor of freedom, bodily autonomy, and informed consent. Covid has claimed the lives of more than 150,000 British citizens, but this number dropped after vaccines were introduced.
A smiling man holds a flare, a drum and smiles during the march to London against mandatory vaccinations.
Piers Corbyn, the anti-vaxxer and brother to former Labour leader Jeremy joined other protesters at BBC Broadcasting House London to show support for vaccine mandates
The person in a Squid Game suit with a mask and biohazard suits holds a balloon syringe as a protest against the use of vaccines.
As a man injects his rear into a woman wearing a mask and a blow-up needle, a woman laughs. Covid is responsible for the deaths of over 5.5 million people around the world.
Many NHS workers, who worked for many years in the NHS, could lose their jobs if they can’t prove their immunity.
The new group 100K is composed of NHS workers who hold up signs at Regent’s Park. They then join the demonstrations in London today.
Today, an NHS worker left a shirt that said “paramedic9 years”, clapping in London on Thursday. The shirt was then thrown out on Monday by a London railing.
As they marched through London, NHS workers held signs that read ‘NHS 100K Heroes to Zeroes’.
NHS100k also encouraged its many thousands of supporters to join the Workers of England Union. It is headed by Far-Right English Democrats.
Although the union says it isn’t affiliated with any party, Stephen Morris is its leader and national party secretary for English Democrats. Robin Tilbrook (leader, founder, chairman, English Democrats) is the union’s legal adviser.
Former members of the BNP were welcomed into Mr Tilbrook’s party. He has also met with the English Defence League (EDL) and Britain First previously. He appeared in December 2020 on an internet video channel hosted by Mark Collett (a former leader of the BNP’s youth wing). Collett heads the Hard-Right organization Patriotic Alternative.
NHS100k stated that it wasn’t aware of any claims that Workers of England Union was run by individuals who identify themselves as “Far Right”. It stated it has ‘no affiliation’ with any political party or organisation.
Morris explained that members of the Workers of England Union will be drawn from a variety of political parties. The Workers of England Union, however, is neutral politically. We don’t have any political funds and we don’t support any political parties. Our union is an independent trade union.
Managers of the NHS have been informed that they are able to move non-vaccinated doctors from the frontline into positions which don’t involve patient contact.
Redundancy payments won’t be paid to employees who have been dismissed and bosses will no longer need to assist staff in finding’suitable alternatives employment.
NHS staff join protests in London, carrying signs and flares. The Government will implement a Covid “no jabs, no jobs” policy to the NHS in April 2022.
During the demonstrations today in London, a protester held up their uniform and said “RIP NHS” in Trafalgar Square. The Covid jab is required for all frontline employees. This means they must get both doses before April 1 and the second by February 3.
Portland Place, London, is home to protestors and some NHS workers. Managers were advised that they could move non-vaccinated doctors from the frontline to roles that do not require direct patient contact.
Staff from the NHS holding up balloons and stating that’medical apartheid was wrong’ at Trafalgar Square, as they joined today’s protests in London
As protesters gather in Regent’s Park, London today, a worker for the NHS100K has a sign that reads “2020 clapped and 2022 sacked”.
This demonstration forms part of an ongoing national campaign to give healthcare workers freedom of choice.
A Yorkshire NHS nurse stated that she chose to quit her job after 30 years of service rather than get the Covid vaccination.
Cara Barnes from West Yorkshire has been a nurse specialist for the past three decades.
However, she’s about to lose her job since she won’t have the Covid-19 jab. She claims it’s an “experimental drug”.
Trafalgar Square was also the scene of a huge protest, with hundreds gathering to oppose vaccine mandates in Britain.
As key staff and nurses from the NHS joined hands with anti-vaxxers, demonstrators gathered at London’s BBC offices.
The signs indicated that NHS workers who were not vaccinated during the pandemic shouldn’t lose their jobs.
NHS nurses protest against mandates to make vaccines compulsory for nurses
Many demonstrators marched in London carrying placards and flags protesting Covid’s actions in the UK.
Cara attended today’s ‘World Wide Rally For Freedom,’ which was held in Leeds City Centre. She said that she intends to remain firm.
Leeds Live spoke to her and she stated that she was not ready to inject experimental drugs.
“Coercion is not an option” Although it isn’t the NHS’ fault, I was disappointed that my 30 year career ended in this manner.
For today’s protest, hundreds gathered at Leeds’ town hall. To symbolise their feelings of being “left out to dry”, NHS employees were seen leaving their uniforms outside the hall’s entrance.
David Hesford is 52 years old and has served 26-years in the NHS. He currently serves as a senior support officer for health care.
Over 52 million people have received at least one dose of the vaccine. This prevents them from contracting Covidolemia and causing death.
Since January 2021, when Britain began to get vaccines, the UK’s Covid death rates have plunged dramatically
One woman raises a sign saying “I love my job” Over 80,000 NHS patients remain unvaccinated, and face losing their jobs.
NHS workers protest against coronavirus vaccine rules. If they refuse to take the vaccine, they could be fired.
Army veterans march in solidarity with NHS staff in London to protest the new coronavirus vaccine rules
Although he said that he was told he would be fired if he doesn’t have the jab, he chose not to reveal his status.
David stated, “If they are going to dismiss me, then it is clear that they don’t care about me.”
Freedom is your first choice. I have chosen not to divulge my vaccination status – it is about choice.’
People held signs protesting against the BBC, COVID vaccinations and NHS vaccine mandates.
Last week, Sajid Javid, Health Secretary to Sajid Shahid, told the Commons that the government was committed to these plans.
MrJavid had previously voiced his disapproval at the NHS workers against compulsory vaccination, and encouraged the public to get their immunity boosted.
He explained that he understands it. However, we must weigh the implications for social and health care. It will continue to be controversial.
However, he said the government was taking advice ‘from people who are actually experts’.
A man dressed at the grim reaper with a syringe merged with a scythe. Just 1,645 people out of a total 52 million who have taken the vaccine in the UK have died as a result of it, amounting to a minute 0.003 per cent
Protest against UK vaccines in the UK by protestors holding signs that read “the media is the disease” and “we don’t comply”.
Anti-vaxxers, and anti-media protesters, joined hands to voice their disgust at the coronavirus vaccine pandemic.
As she is holding a sign made of cardboard that reads “jobs rather than jabs”, a smiling woman laughs. Staff of the NHS without their jabs at the beginning of April will be fired.
Mr Javid has stuck by the move, saying it was the ‘duty’ of NHS workers to get the jab in order to protect patients, and insisted that he does ‘not want to see anyone have to walk away from their job’.
“This is about patient safety. We know vaccines are effective, and we also know they can reduce your risk of being infected. It reduces the spread,’ he stated to BBC Radio 4’s Today.
“People in hospitals or care homes are especially vulnerable to the virus. It could prove fatal.” We have a responsibility to do everything possible to help them.
This afternoon, a protest march called “Worldwide Rally for Freedom” takes place outside of the BBC’s Newcastle offices
Newcastle Anti-Vaxx Protest: Man holding a sign attacking vaccinations for adolescents takes part. His claims are not known.
According to Mr Javid, the public would question why the country did not adopt the policy when it is in place in other countries. “I believe you would have me on the program saying, “Why didn’t your government do something about it?”He said, ”
Covid cases were down 6 per cent from 81,713 to 76,807 this week, while deaths stayed at a fairly similar level, up from 287 to 297.
Over 52.2 million Brits have received their first shot, 48.1 million receiving their second dose and 36.7 million getting their third.
SWEDON: Today, a group marched in Stockholm as protestors gathered against the Swedish vaccine laws. Over 3,000 people attended.
SWEDEN: In Stockholm, hundreds of people protest the use of vaccine passes in protest against indoor events that have more than 50 participants.
SWEDEN: In Stockholm, thousands of people protest against the Swedish government’s Covid rules, with some even holding placards
SWEDEN: During a protest rally “for a free Sweden, without vaccination pass”, demonstrators gather in Stockholm to oppose Covid-19 requirements and restrictions.
SWEDEN: The protests in Stockholm were organised by Frihetsrorelsen (Freedom Movement). Swedish media claimed that some neo-Nazi organizations attended as well with a banner.
SWEDEN – Demonstrators march in Stockholm with a banner proclaiming “no vaccine pass”. A placard that says “Don’t Be a Child” is another.
GREECE: People hold banners, one of them reading, ‘Money for health and education-stop military spending’, as they demonstrate against the government’s handling of the Covid-19 pandemic in Athens
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GREECE: Protesters take part in a rally at the Syntagma square in Athens. Many protestors gathered at the Syntagma square in Athens to voice their disapproval of state staff shortages and compulsory vaccinations.
GREECE: Hundreds marched across Athens today to protest against mandatory vaccination’s and the government’s handling of the pandemic
Chiefs of the NHS have criticised the rules to make sure all NHS staff are vaccinated. They fear it will fuel a staff shortage.
To avoid similar shortages in key workers, the Trades Union Congress (TUC), called for the NHS policy to be “delayed with immediate effects”.
According to the report, the NHS cannot afford losing skilled and experienced personnel.
FRANCE: Paris crowds marches as protestors, many wearing the French flag, march against vaccinations and vaccines against Covid.
FRANCE: As Parisians protest the Covid policies, one protester holds up a sign protesting against them.
France: Protester holding a “stop” sign during a march through Paris protesting vaccine passes and vaccinations
FRANCE: A man wearing a Donald Trump cap holds a mask depicting French President Emmanuel Macron during a demonstration called by French nationalist party ‘Les Patriotes’ (The Patriots), to protest against the country’s vaccine pass
FRANKLAND: In today’s Paris demonstration, protesters wave signs that say ‘freedom’. Some are waving French flags, while others hold up American flags.
SPAIN: A protester wearing a costume walks down the street during a demonstration against Covid passport rules in Barcelona today
SPAIN: This man is holding a badge that says “the health dictatorship in modern Nazism” and holds up a sign asking for the halt to vaccine passports being issued today in Barcelona
SPAIN: Today’s demonstration in Barcelona against Covid restrictions and vaccine passports saw a protester dressed in costume, holding a prop needle.
SPAIN: Protesters in Spain holding signs that said ‘unvaccinated Sperm, New Bitcoin’ after demonstrations today in Barcelona
Medical trade unions argued that the policy should be reversed to allow hospitals to have more time to convince staff to consent to an injection.
Royal College of Nursing declared that this move is likely to go wrong and was ‘an act of suicide’. Royal College Midwives warned that compulsory vaccinations could cause staffing declines and other serious consequences.
And the NHS Confederation, which represents NHS trusts in England, said hospitals’ frontline staff will be pushed out of their roles, leading to ‘more gaps in capacity at a time of intense pressure and patient demand’.
Stephen Powis was the NHS England’s national medical director.
He stated that the NHS employers would continue to encourage employees who are not yet vaccinated, to accept the second and first doses before April 1st when the regulations go into effect.