❌ False posts claim the BBC reported Covid vaccines are to blame for excess deaths in the UK 💉 But its report says the opposite -- and experts say lasting impacts of the pandemic on healthcare likely drove up deaths
False posts have circulated worldwide claiming BBC News has"admitted" Covid-19 vaccines are to blame for record excess deaths in the UK in 2022. But the BBC's report on excess deaths -- those that occurred beyond what would have been expected for the year -- actually says vaccines are not causing the rise in mortality figures. Experts say lasting impacts of the pandemic on healthcare likely drove up deaths in the UK.
"BBC News Finally Admits COVID Vaccines Caused 'Excess Deaths' in 2022," reads the headline on an article, a screenshot of which wasPart of the article visible in the screenshot reads:"BBC News has finally admitted what many independent outlets have been reporting on for the last few years: Covid jabs are causing 'excess deaths' among the vaccinated population."
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