LIB DEM leader Ed Davey has signed up to become a Sun Jabs Army volunteer – and urged others to roll their sleeves up too.
The party boss said getting the vaccine out at lightning speed can be a “moment of national pride” which can pull the country together.
He has joined over 22,000 Sun readers who have signed up to lend a hand as stewards at Britain’s new network of vaccination centres.
The 55 year-old said: “I’m really proud to have signed up to be an NHS Volunteer Responder and I am looking forward to supporting a magnificent effort to beat this virus.
“British science and British scientists have played an incredible role in fighting Covid-19 globally and it would be a real moment of national pride to get these vaccines rolled out effectively and quickly.
“What is so good about the Volunteer Responder scheme is that it also helps vulnerable people feel supported at a really difficult time.
“We must all pull together and I’m happy to pitch in and do whatever I can.
“Well done to everyone who has joined the Jab Army and volunteered. I look forward to joining you.”
