the role of the mhra properly.the evidence to and present it, saying they are on satisfied that the evidence presented justifies the safe use of an agent. but policy comes from the different committee called the cv , the joint called the cv, the joint committee on vaccination and immunisation who decide what we do and don't do with these particular agents . and just to particular agents. and just to pick up on one point that was made, i know david spiegelhalter very he's a friend of very well. he's a friend of mine. the point made was mine. and the point he made was was right. which the child at risk of being hit by covid about on par with being by on par with being hit by lightning but that's considering all including healthy all children including healthy children children we're children the children we're considering possibly vaccinating here is not all children. we're talking about a subgroup of children who might be at very high risk if they catch covid. chris, just me add. chris, chris, just let me add. this

they exert their power over academic institutions, over the i mean, our regulator in the uk, the mhra 86% of its funding from pharma, independent scientists . the bmj don't light scientists. the bmj don't light social ologist. he actually said the regulators, you know , the regulators, you know, they're not independent, they're not rigorous , they withhold the not rigorous, they withhold the data they're selective and as long as they're captured by industry funding, the public must know that they cannot be trusted. and this is a real crisis, something we've never experienced before. and the scale and i think it will ultimately go down as a big scandal. and the scandal so much that mistakes were made, you know, think made a mistake know, i think we made a mistake at beginning. think the at the beginning. i think the scandal when the scandal is that when the information started evolve scandal is that when the inf0|come n started evolve scandal is that when the inf0|come outarted evolve scandal is that when the inf0|come out showingevolve scandal is that when the inf0|come out showing th

his recent recommendation mhra.mental vaccines are administered to children as young as six months of age may well. mr. speaker, let me first say that i believe covid vaccines are indeed safe and effective . but know no vaccine effective. but know no vaccine covid or otherwise will be approved unless it meets the uk regulator's standards of safety, quality and effectiveness . so quality and effectiveness. so not the most convincing response from vishy rishi and a strange one. children almost never become seriously ill with the virus and parents don't seem keen on jabbing their kids anyway. with little more than 10% of 5 to 11 year olds in england having received the covid vaccine . so ashley, jayne covid vaccine. so ashley, jayne arms, you are pregnant. of course . you have very bravely course. you have very bravely and emotionally spoken on the show before about how when you were preview ously pregnant, you actually felt coerced by the government into getting the covid vaccine . so how do you covid vaccine. so how

they exert their power over academic institutions, over the i mean, our regulator in the uk, the mhra 86% of its funding from pharma, independent scientists . the bmj don't light scientists. the bmj don't light social ologist. he actually said the regulators, you know , the regulators, you know, they're not independent, they're not rigorous , they withhold the not rigorous, they withhold the data they're selective and as long as they're captured by industry funding, the public must know that they cannot be trusted. and this is a real crisis, something we've never experienced before. and the scale and i think it will ultimately go down as a big scandal. and the scandal so much that mistakes were made, you know, think made a mistake know, i think we made a mistake at beginning. think the at the beginning. i think the scandal when the scandal is that when the information started evolve scandal is that when the inf0|come n started evolve scandal is that when the inf0|come outarted evolve scandal is that when the inf0|come out showingevolve scandal is that when the inf0|come out showing th

his recent recommendation mhra.mental vaccines are administered to children as young as six months of age may well. mr. speaker, let me first say that i believe covid vaccines are indeed safe and effective . but know no vaccine effective. but know no vaccine covid or otherwise will be approved unless it meets the uk regulator's standards of safety, quality and effectiveness . so quality and effectiveness. so not the most convincing response from vishy rishi and a strange one. children almost never become seriously ill with the virus and parents don't seem keen on jabbing their kids anyway. with little more than 10% of 5 to 11 year olds in england having received the covid vaccine . so ashley, jayne covid vaccine. so ashley, jayne arms, you are pregnant. of course . you have very bravely course. you have very bravely and emotionally spoken on the show before about how when you were preview ously pregnant, you actually felt coerced by the government into getting the covid vaccine . so how do you covid vaccine. so how

and really i'm levels and not to mention you know on top of all of this we have an mhra that hasn't doneudh hasn't done its biannual safety audit so there's no time like now to take control and responsibility for our health in practical terms . you know, given practical terms. you know, given that people traditionally would go to the would go out and seek health advice . with the for in health advice. with the for in practical , would health advice. with the for in practical, would you recommend that people actually . when you that people actually. when you talk about taking control themselves . well we have to stop themselves. well we have to stop outsourcing our health making to others for sources and learning about what being healthy means remembering what being healthy means . health doesn't come in means. health doesn't come in a pill . it's a means. health doesn't come in a pill. it's a daily means. health doesn't come in a pill . it's a daily practise and pill. it's a daily practise and we need to take heed of everything we put into our bodies. the food we eat, what we trade and w

and really i'm levels and not to mention you know on top of all of this we have an mhra that hasn't doneudh hasn't done its biannual safety audit so there's no time like now to take control and responsibility for our health in practical terms . you know, given practical terms. you know, given that people traditionally would go to the would go out and seek health advice . with the for in health advice. with the for in practical , would health advice. with the for in practical, would you recommend that people actually . when you that people actually. when you talk about taking control themselves . well we have to stop themselves. well we have to stop outsourcing our health making to others for sources and learning about what being healthy means remembering what being healthy means . health doesn't come in means. health doesn't come in a pill . it's a means. health doesn't come in a pill. it's a daily means. health doesn't come in a pill . it's a daily practise and pill. it's a daily practise and we need to take heed of everything we put into our bodies. the food we eat, what we trade and w