The UK’s Health Secretary Sajid Javid said on Sunday that he believes it’s unlikely the government will ever consider mandating COVID-19 vaccines for the general population. His comments came as Austria announced plans to make the shots compulsory and demonstrators took to the streets across Europe protesting tighter restrictions. The UK government, which is responsible for health policies in England, has made CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus vaccination a condition of employment for all frontline health and social care workers, but Javid said it’s not something ministers would consider for the general population. “It is up to Austria, other countries, to decide what they need to do. We are fortunate that in this country, although we have vaccine hesitancy, it is a lot lower than we are seeing in other places,” the health secretary said on the BBC’s “The Andrew Marr Show.” “I just think on a practical level, taking a …