The Government is ‘looking very seriously’ at making vaccinations compulsory at schools.
It comes as fewer parents are getting their children immunised against diseases, aiding an outbreak of measles across the UK and Europe.
The proposed plans could see children banned from the classroom if they
are not taken for vaccinations by their parents.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock said social media companies had ‘a lot to answer for’ by allowing anti-vaccine views to be spread on their platforms.
Speaking at a fringe event at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, he said parents must ‘take responsibility’ over the issue.
He said: ‘We need a massive drive to get these vaccination rates back up.
‘I said before that we should be open minded and frank, what I’d say is that when we – the state – provide services to people, then it’s a two-way street, you have got to take your responsibilities too.
‘So I think there is a very strong argument for having [...]
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