News Round-Up
22 April 2026
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Dr Aseem Malhotra is fighting for his medical licence after blowing the whistle on the Covid vaccines as he stands accused of undermining trust in the medical profession by questioning vaccination.
The BBC is fuelling vaccine "disinformation" by airing the "conspiracy theories" of people motivated by money and vanity, the Chief Medical Officer Chris Whitty has said.
There have been more than three times the number of claims under the Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme for Covid jabs than during the previous four decades for all other vaccines combined – but only 1% have been successful.
No sooner had Covid subsided than, in 2022, the monkeypox ‘pandemic’ came into view, with scary graphs, emergency declarations and fat vaccine contracts. But this time they couldn't make it happen, says Prof Roger Watson.
Dr Raphael Lataster has had an article published in a peer-reviewed medical journal that provides proof Covid vaccines are behind excess deaths by looking at Australian regions with minimal Covid and lockdowns.
To one side vaccines can do no wrong, to the other vaccines are behind surging autism rates – and both sides want to shut down the debate. No one wants to hear the truth, says Dr Randall Bock.
Excess deaths are continuing to climb and show no sign of slowing down, says Nick Bowler. After all the deaths in the Covid years, why was there not a lull? Instead we have 300,000 unexpected deaths and no explanation.
Dr Rachel Nicoll reports from Guernsey, where medics and vaccine injured gathered for the Healing Beyond Covid conference and made clear they will not rest until the problems with the Covid vaccines are addressed.
In these dull, dank days of January, Dr Rachel Nicoll is pleased to bring the good news that Dr Sarah Myhill, long-persecuted proponent of repurposed treatments during Covid, has again defeated the GMC in a court action.
Prof Roger Watson reviews Dr Clare Craig's Spiked: a shot in the dark, a book, he says, that even as a lockdown sceptic and someone with a son who had a stroke because of the Pfizer vaccine, was still a marmalade dropper.