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This brings the total death toll in the UK to 142,124.
Separate figures released by the Office for National Statistics show that there have been 167,000 registered deaths in the UK where Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate.
There have been 33,117 new infections reported in the latest government statistics.
A total of 50,296,294 first doses of Covid-19 vaccine had been delivered to the UK as of November 8, an increase of 33,559 the day before, according to government figures.
Some 45,873,038 second doses were delivered, an increase of 20,361.
A combined total of 10,580,122 booster and third dose doses were also administered, a daily increase of 277,578.
He said: “It is with this in mind that we have chosen that the condition does not come into effect until 12 weeks after parliamentary approval, leaving time for the remaining colleagues to make the positive choice to protect themselves from those who have them. surround, and the time of workforce planning. “
He added: ‘Let me be clear that no one in the NHS or in currently unvaccinated care should be seen as a scapegoat, singled out or humiliated. It would be totally unacceptable.
“It’s about helping them make a positive choice to protect vulnerable people, to protect their colleagues. And of course to protect yourself.
More than 100,000 people working in the NHS in England remain unvaccinated, according to the Health Secretary.
Mr Javid told MPs: ‘The absorption rate across the NHS in England is 93% from the first dose, 90% from two doses, and that leaves – the latest figure I have – 103,000 people in the NHS, who work for the NHS, who are not vaccinated, so not even a jab.
“It is difficult to know which part of this number will accept the offer of vaccination.
“If we look at what has happened with social services, care homes, since this policy was announced there has been a significant drop in the equivalent number and I think we can certainly expect that here. . “
Dominic Raab also weighed in on mandatory jabs as he said it was a “difficult decision” to make vaccines mandatory for the NHS and nursing home staff due to the potential for staff shortages.
The Justice Secretary and Deputy Prime Minister told ITV’s Good Morning Britain: ‘Well we have contingency plans in place to do it, but you’re right that it’s a decision hard.
“All I would say is that if the consequence of not making difficult decisions is that more people, especially more vulnerable people, either because they are in the hospital or because they are are in a care home and elderly or with multiple conditions… I think this has to be the compensating and overriding factor, we have to do everything we can to protect the vulnerable, especially the elderly, the people with several ailments. “
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