The Covid-19 vaccine programme in the UK was an "extraordinary feat" but the payment scheme for people injured by the jabs must be urgently reformed, the public inquiry has found.In her report into the Covid pandemic, inquiry chairwoman Baroness Heather Hallett praised the fact the UK was a world leader in biomedical sciences, which set it in good stead for developing and rolling out vaccines at scale.However, she said the Government must now act urgently to reform the scheme for payments to the

The Covid-19 vaccine programme in the UK was an "extraordinary feat" but the payment scheme for people injured by the jabs must be urgently reformed, the public inquiry has found.In her report into the Covid pandemic, inquiry chairwoman Baroness Heather Hallett praised the fact the UK was a world leader in biomedical sciences, which set it in good stead for developing and rolling out vaccines at scale.However, she said the Government must now act urgently to reform the scheme for payments to the "small minority" of people damaged by the vaccines, almost doubling maximum payouts to at least £200,000, from an upper limit of £120,000 at present.