Here are the morning headlines for Sunday, January 30 as frontline NHS staff in England look for work in Wales to avoid mandatory jab rule.
From April, all health and social care workers, including nurses, in England will be required to have two doses of a Covid-19 vaccine to go to work if their role involves “direct contact with patients”, unless they have an exemption.
Staff who refuse the vaccine or who decline to disclose their vaccination status will be offered redeployment to non-patient-facing roles and those who cannot be redeployed face losing their jobs, as was reported earlier this month.
