Big Brother Lives Next Door
16 June 2025
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16 June 2025
by Toby Young
The case of a healthy woman who died 17 days after her COVID-19 jab, and her friend's relentless quest for answers, exposes two years of MHRA negligence, bureaucratic stonewalling and callous disregard for vaccine safety.
The MHRA held no safety data on the Covid vaccine it approved as it was a different product to the one used in the trial. But Hugo Keith KC fumbled his question to June Raine at the Covid Inquiry and let her off the hook.
The Covid Inquiry is looking at the vaccines, but there are key questions no one is asking, says Nick Hunt. Such as: did Ministers know the approved vaccine was made differently to the trial vaccine and had no safety data?
Revealed: the hidden Pfizer report that shows heart conditions in the vaccinated getting worse over time. No wonder the MHRA is still refusing to publish it, says Nick Hunt, who has managed to obtain a copy.
The weight loss drug Mounjaro has been linked to the death of a 58 year-old NHS nurse after she suffered multiple organ failure – the first U.K. fatality attributed to the jab.
U.K. medicine regulator the MHRA is hiding a Pfizer report that shows up to 40% more heart conditions in the vaccinated, says Nick Hunt. The document must be published without delay.
Even AI knows the MHRA is failing us on vaccine safety, says Nick Hunt. Its answers were spot on as it called for "urgent attention" to be given to "systemic issues" of failure to spot and investigate safety problems.
Errors in the pharmaceutical supply chain can harm, even kill patients if safety checks and protocols are not in place. Yet for Covid vaccines, MHRA cut corners and dropped inspections, says Hedley Rees.
The AstraZeneca vaccine should have been withdrawn long ago and the debacle shows the lessons of thalidomide have still not been learned, says research scientist Dr Maggie Cooper.
The withdrawal of the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine raises fresh questions about the failure of the MHRA to keep the public safe, say Prof. Carl Heneghan and Dr. Tom Jefferson.
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