Widower Of BBC Presenter Who Died After COVID-19 Vaccine Says ‘No Alternative’ But To Sue AstraZeneca

Lisa Shaw, a popular 44-year-old presenter with Radio Newcastle in the UK, died in May 2021 after receiving a single dose of the AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine. The coroner ruled she had died from vaccine-induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia, a condition associated with the injection that causes swelling and bleeding on the brain.

Lisa’s husband says that despite attempting to engage with the UK government, MPs, and three prime ministers, no one has reached out to him. Along with other people who have lost loved ones or suffered injuries from the AstraZeneca vaccine, he is now therefore taking legal action. His lawyer says the vaccine is a “defective product in that it was not as safe as consumers generally were reasonably entitled to expect.”

While only rarely do we see politicians who are brave enough to speak out about the dangers of COVID-19 injections, there are a few who refuse to be silenced.

One of them is Andrew Bridgen, an MP from the UK who recently gave a revealing speech in a debate on the subject of mRNA COVID-19 booster vaccinations. Speaking to an almost deserted UK House of Commons (the video shows fellow parliamentarians quickly leaving the chamber as he began to speak), Bridgen openly described the deaths and serious harms resulting from the shots.

After the video of Bridgen’s speech was posted on YouTube, however, it was quickly taken down and only reinstated by the social media platform after a public outcry. To watch the speech and share it with your contacts, see this page on our website.