(Yui Mok/PA)
(Picture: PA Archive)Initial take-up of Covid jabs was lower in the capital because some Londoners had a “critical” lack of trust in the new vaccines and in the authorities promoting and administering them, a study has found.
It also pointed to “barriers” in getting the vaccines to zero-hour and shift-workers, many of whom felt there were more “costs than benefits” because of the time off needed to get a jab and the risk of side effects.
