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A study of women vaccinated during pregnancy found a miscarriage rate of 14% after the sixth week, nearly double the 8% found in a study of all women. That should ring alarm bells.
Once the golden boy of UK primary education, Mike Fairclough was the only headteacher to question the vaccinating and masking of children – and found himself being investigated by counter-terrorism agencies.
Relatives of people whose deaths were caused by the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine have had to fight for the jab to appear on their death certificates, an investigation by the Telegraph has found.
Sudden deaths were twice as high among the vaccinated in the original Pfizer clinical trial, researchers have found, reigniting concerns about the safety of the novel mRNA drug.
The Munk debate on the 'crisis of liberalism' missed the plot, says Bruce Pardy. "No one mentioned Covid restrictions. No one mentioned the weaponisation of the legal system. No one mentioned government censorship."
The scandal of the Covid vaccines – that they were far too high-risk medicines to give to people at low risk of the disease they were intended to prevent – is finally going mainstream, says Allison Pearson.
Excess deaths in Australia are fuelling fears about the role of Covid vaccines, says Dr Clare Craig, as the country had little Covid before 2022, making it a control group for identifying harms from the vaccines and virus.
The Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine has been branded "defective" in a multi-million pound landmark legal action that will suggest claims over its efficacy were "vastly overstated".
Responding to the debate on excess deaths and Covid vaccines, the Government released a document reassuring the public that there is no link. But the data it is based on are worthless, say Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson.
The BBC has issued an apology after it admitted that captions it put up during the debate on excess deaths in Britain led by Reclaim MP Andrew Bridgen were "biased".
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