You can’t choose your family — but you can at least choose to uninvite a few unwanted members this Christmas. This year, the first family Christmas in two years, there’s the potential for a real blow-up. The hot topic that is set to divide families? Not religion, war or politics — but vaccinations.
Roughly 10 per cent of adults in the UK are unvaccinated — so chances are you could have one round your dinner table this year. The emergence of the Omicron variant has only fanned the flames. Not since the awkward post-Brexit Christmas of 2016 have the battle lines been so entrenched.
Across the country, people are telling unvaccinated family members that they can’t come round. Bad luck for the antivaxers, who will
