plus of course the under18s who have been shamefully excluded from vaccination
Actually the only good decision they’ve made. No healthy child in the UK has died from COVID. They know which kids to target—a broad brush is inappropriate.
Plus every infection contracted raises the risk of nasty variants
Vaccine doesn’t stop transmission, unfortunately, and there’s evidence that the Pfizer may not provide long term immunity. This may be the only way out.
Plus the risk of long Covid with added long-term pressure on the NHS from these cases
Need evidence of this. So far seems self-reported and limited.
The government need to find a way to get unvaccinated people in their 30s and 40s to see the personal benefit of a vaccine in a sphere other than health and personal responsibility
No. The only factor should be individual choice. We live in a free society, government should not be coercive. If people seriously thought they could die, they would.
But stats of those hospitalised skew towards the obese and individuals with pre-existing conditions. These risk factors should be made clear to gently nudge at-risk people to make better decisions.