Module 4 began with its Answers

Baroness Hallett published the Covid-19 Inquiry’s fourth report on 16 April 2026. It seems as if the verdict had effectively been reached before the first recommendation was written. The vaccination and therapeutics programmes were, it said, “two of the success stories of the pandemic.” The rollout was “an extraordinary feat.” One study, the report noted, estimated that vaccination had saved around 475,000 lives in England and Scotland (a modelling concoction thoroughly debunked, see below).

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People’s Vaccine Inquiry: Witness Statement 3

Nick Hunt, first author of the Perseus report, is a retired senior civil servant form the Ministry of Defence, with extensive experience in another critical safety sector. His witness statement for the UK Inquiry highlights the organisational failures of the MHRA, both in the initial rush to give conditional marketing approval and then lack of agreed safety requirements for the post-marketing pharmacovigilance.

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UK Covid-19 Inquiry: Transparent or what?

The UK Covid Inquiry requested witness statements from four dissenting groups, then asked us not to publish them, then sat on them for 16 months then said they were irrelevant. This is transparency and rigour as practised by Baroness Hallett and her team. Modified statements were all published by the People’s Vaccine Inquiry but the originals are now published in full here.

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MHRA Have Evidence of Harm

MHRA are not telling anyone, but you can Cheryl Grainger Way back in 2022, Dame June Raine the now retired CEO of MHRA, did a presentation in Wales covering the 4 “pillars” of their safety monitoring.  She mentioned that in the Yellow Card Vaccine MONITOR (YCVM), there were over 2,000 pregnant women and she was […]

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The things you have to do to be heard

What a new nursing home study hides Dr Clare Craig A new paper in Medical Research Archives examines all-cause mortality across 15,000 US nursing homes from May 2022 to June 2023, stratified by vaccination status. The authors – Denhaerynck, Mead and Wolfinger – use forward and reverse lag models to show that mortality rose following […]

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