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A recent poll found almost 75 percent of Britons are in support of extending the UK’s coronavirus vaccination programme to include children aged 12 and over.
The JL Partners survey for the Daily Mail revealed three in four voters believe children over 12 should get jabbed.
A majority said parents should encourage their teenagers to get the jab and 44 percent of respondents said they wanted the vaccine program extended to include children over the age of five.
Just 38 percent opposed the move, according to the survey which included 1,007 people in the UK aged 16 on Thursday.
Despite this enthusiasm for children to get the jab, 65 percent of those polled were against the idea of handing out incentives such as free pizza to children to get vaccinated.
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