One of London’s largest and busiest hospitals could lose over 1,000 staff over the government’s CCP virus vaccine mandate for frontline health workers, the head of the hospital acknowledged on Sunday. Dr. Clive Kay, chief executive of King’s College Hospital, confirmed that around 10 percent of the hospital’s 14,000 staff have not received the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus vaccines as the mandate deadline approaches. From April 1, COVID-19 vaccination will become a condition of deployment in the health and social care sector, except for those clinically exempt and those participating in a clinical trial. To meet the requirement, staff will need to receive their first dose by Jan. 21 to allow an eight-week gap between the doses and two weeks after the second dose. The single-dose Johnson&Johnson vaccine has been approved by the UK’s medicines regulator but is not available in the UK. King’s College Hospital on Friday said “nearly 90 …