NHS pharmacist left paralyzed by vaccine takes his own life

Nearly half a million Britons claim to have suffered from side effects from the Covid jab, analysis of official figures reveals.

Over 2,500 people have submitted reports claiming that a family member has died as a result of the jab.

The figures from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) yellow card reporting scheme – which allows anyone to report complications from a drug – showed that the AstraZeneca jab had the most reported complications.

This comes after a report of John Cross who took his own life after the Covid vaccine left him paralysed has finally been awarded compensation, three years after her husband's death.

John Cross suffered a rare reaction to the AstraZeneca jab which left him in hospital on a ventilator, unable to move, talk, or breathe.

He gradually managed to gain some mobility back, but never fully recovered after taking the jab.

Despite his illness, he was rejected from a government scheme that paid a lump sum of £120,000 to people harmed by the vaccination.

After two years of waiting for a decision, he was told by a medical assessor that he was not disabled enough for a payment.

Earlier this month, an independent tribunal with responsibility for overseeing the government's Vaccine Damage Payment Scheme (VDPS), reversed that decision.

And finally, nearly three years after Mr Cross's death, his widow Christine was awarded compensation as well as an apology for the distress caused to her family.