Delays aggravate debate over Covid jabs for UK children

Analysis: opinion is becoming sharply divided in the absence of official recommendations

The delay in deciding whether to vaccinate children over 12 against Covid is unlikely to help resolve what is already a contentious issue.

A survey by the Office for National Statistics has found that almost 90% of parents in England would favour giving their children a vaccine if offered, and school leaders have also backed jabs for pupils.

Continue reading…
Source: The Guardian