Public hearings for the fourth module of the Covid-19 Inquiry are set to get underway on Tuesday, with former health secretary Matt Hancock to appear this week. The hearings, which will run from January 14 to January 31, will look at the issues relating to the development and rollout of vaccines in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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The former health secretary is set to appear as the inquiry looks at the rollout of vaccines across the UK.

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YouTube removed a video of a senior barrister submitting evidence on behalf of the vaccine injured and bereaved, the UK COVID Inquiry heard on Tuesday.
Anna Morris, KC, addressed the opening day of Module 4 of the inquiry which aims to examine the impact of the COVID-19 vaccines and other drugs, telling the hearing that a post of her preliminary submissions had been taken down by the social media giant.
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The latest round of the inquiry will focus on vaccines and anti-viral treatment across the UK. Inquiry chair Baroness Hallett is also set to make recommendations around the use of social media and its role in spreading false information. You can watch live below.

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Baroness Hallett, who is leading the public investigation into COVID-19, is prepared to address and potentially make recommendations concerning the role of social media in disseminating misinformation, according to Sky News. Health reporter @ashishskynews Monday, January 13, 2025, 2: The head of the UK COVID-19 Inquiry is prepared to offer suggestions concerning the role of social media in disseminating "misinformation and disinformation" about …

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Baroness Hallett Vows to Address Social Media’s Role in Vaccine Misinformation in Upcoming COVID-19 Inquiry Module

The independent public inquiry resumes on Tuesday with Module 4 looking at Vaccines and Therapeutics. Ben Connah, secretary to the inquiry, said: ‘In this module, we will be looking specifically at misinformation and disinformation and whether that led to vaccine hesitancy. “If the chair, Baroness Hallett, thinks there are recommendations to be made about the use of social media, then she won’t hesitate to do that. She’s got a very broad scope a…

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COVID-19 Inquiry Will Not Shy From Criticising Social Media Disinformation, Sky News Told - Great Yorkshire Radio

The chair of the UK COVID-19 Inquiry will not “hesitate to make recommendations about the use of social media” and its role in spreading “misinformation and disinformation” around vaccines, the secretary to the inquiry has told Sky News. The independent public inquiry resumes on Tuesday with Module 4 looking at Vaccines and Therapeutics. Ben Connah, secretary to the inquiry, said: ‘In this module, we will be looking specifically at misinformatio…

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Module 4 of the UK Covid-19 Inquiry, focusing on the development of Covid-19 vaccines and the implementation of the vaccine rollout programme across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, is finally taking place.  Here are some highlights from submissions made by the public. The public hearing for UK Covid-19 Inquiry’s ‘Module 4 on Vaccines and…

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UK Covid Inquiry begins to hear evidence on vaccines

The former health secretary is set to appear as the inquiry looks at the rollout of vaccines across the UK. Public hearings for the fourth module of the Covid-19 Inquiry are set to get underway on Tuesday, with former health secretary Matt Hancock to appear this week. The hearings, which will run from January 14 to January 31, will look at the issues relating to the development and rollout of vaccines in England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ire…

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