Nearly 14,000 people in Britain have applied for government compensation for alleged harm caused by Covid vaccines such as strokes and heart attacks.
While thousands have been turned down by medical assessors who say there is not enough evidence of the jab causing harm, payments of £120,000 have been doled out in 175 cases - fewer than two per cent of those who applied.
Applicants have been awarded payments for conditions including dangerous blood clots, inflammation of the spinal cord, excessive swelling of the vaccinated limb and facial paralysis as well as for strokes and heart attacks.
An astonishing 97 per cent of successful claims relate to the AstraZeneca vaccine. CLICK HERE to read more.
