'Healthy' mother-of-three, 43, dies
from blood clots days after having her
AstraZeneca Covid jab—after it emerged
BBC presenter had 'severe' headaches
and died following vaccine
Posted By: Ribicon, 6/3/2021 10:45:22 AM
A mother of three suffered multiple blood clots and died in hospital just days after receiving the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine. Childminder Tanya Smith, 43, had her first jab in March and died just over a week later after being rushed to hospital with severe stomach cramps. An inquest is set to take place to determine the circumstances surrounding her death.(Snip) Ms Smith's partner Kenneth Edwards decided to speak out after hearing about the death of BBC journalist Lisa Shaw who died in Newcastle, having been treated in intensive care for blood clots and bleeding after receiving the vaccine.
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Black Lives Matter protesters took to the streets in Minneapolis for a third straight night over the death of a Black man who was shot and killed after firing at officers who sought to take him into custody for a felony firearms violation. Demonstrators blocked streets Saturday night in the Uptown neighborhood where the shooting occurred following a Friday candlelight vigil that spiraled into unrest, resulting in Minneapolis police making 27 arrests on rioting and weapons charges, according to media outlets.(Snip) The Uptown Association reported that several businesses, including a CVS, Walgreens and T-Mobile store, were looted and vandalized in the Thursday night unrest,
Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp drew boos and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger was formally censured at the state's GOP convention Saturday for what critics say were their roles in former President Donald Trump's loss in the pivotal state last November. Kemp has been criticized by the former president and his supporters for his certification of the state's election results that favored Joe Biden, while Raffensperger was chastised for his allowing the use of absentee ballots this past election, which backers of Trump's stolen election claim say allowed for widespread voter fraud.(Snip) The jeers drowned out Kemp's speech for about 30 seconds
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The Nigerian government announced Friday it had indefinitely suspended Twitter’s operations in the West African country—but drew mockery for posting its statement about the ban on Twitter. Minister for Information and Culture Alhaji Lai Mohammed, said that the country had “suspended, indefinitely, the operations of the microblogging and social networking service, Twitter, in Nigeria.” The statement, posted on the ministry’s official Twitter account, cited “the persistent use of the platform for activities that are capable of undermining Nigeria’s corporate existence.”
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traditional toilet, inventors say 35 replies
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traditional toilet, inventors say 35 replies
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