Rav Arora exposes the financial links between mainstream media and the U.S. Government, raising ethical concerns about their impartiality in promoting Covid vaccines and highlighting the need for unbiased journalism.
A recent study has found unexpected heart muscle changes in Covid-vaccinated people, prompting concerns about vaccine safety and the need for further research.
In a recent article, the commentator Richard Hanania claims that the contribution of "moderate vax sceptics" to the debate has been "overwhelmingly negative". Noah Carl, who puts himself in that camp, disagrees.
Nick Hunt diagnoses the U.K. medicines regulator's shortcomings relative to other industries, and the prognosis looks bleak. Root and branch reform is needed, but he's not holding his breath.
22 year-old Lars Dendoncke, a Brighton defender, has announced his retirement from professional football after being diagnosed with myocarditis. He's the second Brighton player to retire with a heart condition this year.
In this week's London Calling, we discuss whether Paul McCartney died in 1966, the 2020 Presidential election was stolen (and the US courts were party of the cover-up) and the Covid vaccines were designed to cause harm.
Moderna’s Covid booster caused one in 35 people to have heart injuries detectable with blood tests, according to a new Swiss doctors’ report.
After Bronny James' cardiac arrest, leading doctors are insisting jabs are not to blame. But if it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck, chances are, it's a duck.
Genetic medicine specialist Dr. Chris Newton explains to Rosie Langridge what mechanisms lie behind the sometimes serious side-effects of Covid mRNA vaccines and what can be done about it.
A scientist attacked Joe Rogan for spreading 'misinformation' about the Covid vaccines on his podcast by interviewing RFK Jr. Rogan responded by offering him $100,000 to debate RFK Jr on his show. The scientist bottled it.
