The Daily Telegraph — one of the UK’s major newspapers — has run a series of news articles about problems surrounding AstraZeneca’s Covid vaccine.
This has come about as a result of The Lockdown Files, which are leaked text messages from former UK health secretary Matt Hancock, coupled with evidence emerging from the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, and evidence from vaccine-injured and bereaved citizens.
The articles are paywalled, however if you have access to a library you may be able to read these articles for free via news aggregators such as PressReader.
- ‘We were told the vaccine was safe – but what happened has been life-changing’
- In the end, the AstraZeneca vaccine just wasn’t as good as its rivals
- The triumph of the AstraZeneca vaccine undercut by tragedy
- Those injured by the AstraZeneca vaccine can no longer be silenced
- Oxford AstraZeneca Covid jab was ‘defective’, claims landmark legal case
- Drunk on power, ministers lost the plot in the rollout of the AstraZeneca vaccine
- ‘Every day is hard’: The families battling for AstraZeneca vaccine compensation
- Families of AstraZeneca vaccine victims fight to get jab listed on death certificates
- A lesson learnt on vaccine harms
- Matt Hancock feared Covid vaccine warning systems were ‘shonky’
- The real Covid jab scandal is finally emerging
- Vaccine compensation scheme must be reformed, former ministers urge
- AstraZeneca vaccine linked with ‘spike’ in cases of rare disease that can paralyse victims
- AstraZeneca in £80m Covid jab compensation claim set to be one of biggest battles of its kind
As part of The Lockdown Files podcast, The Telegraph has also released an episode dedicated to this issue, titled “The Forgotten Victims”. Listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify .
news.com.au has also published related articles, which are free to read at:
- AstraZeneca in UK High Court battle as case labels Covid-19 vaccine ‘defective’
- Australian actress Melle Stewart suffers massive stroke caused by AstraZeneca jab
