Hundreds of protesters have gathered in Regent's Park, central London, to protest against the mandatory vaccine mandate that will see more than 70,00 NHS lose their jobs.
Covid vaccination will be compulsory for front-line NHS staff from April, after new coronavirus measures were passed by MPs.
Midwife who chose to remain anonymous at the NHS mandatory vaccine protest in London
The protest comes amid fears that thousands of NHS works could face a mass sacking for failing to meet the mandatory Covid vaccine requirement leaving the NHS under more pressure from understaffing.
Similar protests also took place in Liverpool, Leeds, Manchester and Glasgow as protestors fight the oncoming start date of the vaccine mandate on April 1st.
A midwife who has been working for the NHS since 2000 and chose to remain anonymous told GB News: "I'm here because I feel that I don't have a choice to decide what to do with my own body. The Government wants me to have a vaccine that I don't want to have.
Janice, a diabetes specialist nurse, who does not want to take the Covid-19 vaccine and remains unvaccinated.
"They want me put something in my body that I don't want to put in my body. That's not fair, that's not choice and that's not consent. In the medical field consent is paramount we need to respect people's choice, She continued.
"I feel threatened because I'm going to lose my job, I feel vulnerable I don't know what to do"
Another specialist nurse in diabetes, Janice said: "On the 31st of March I’ll be sacked after nearly 48 years in the NHS"
Former HNS surgeon Tony Hinton told Alastair Stewart that he supported NHS staff from the middle of the protest.
He said, ”Members of the public should have no concerns about being looked after by a doctor or a nurse that is unvaccinated. Many if those staff are immune from having already caught Covid.