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Coronavirus vaccine: The number of vaccines administered in different countries (Image: EXPRESS) "There is no biological mechanism that would mean the vaccine is likely to cause blood clots and so it has surprised vaccination experts that individual countries are taking this step. "After all the World Health Organisation, the European Medicine Agency and the UK Drugs Regulator are all insistent that there is no link between the vaccine and blood clots." On Monday morning, UK Government Minister Kit Malthouse reiterated his support for the Oxford vaccine. He told Sky News said: "Scientists te...

EU regulators have dismissed fears over the safety of the AstraZeneca coronavirus vaccine as unsubstantiated.

And senior government officials incorrectly briefed German newspaper Handelsblatt that the AstraZeneca jab was only eight percent effective in over-65s. The YouGov study revealed concerns over the safety of the jab has risen in the last three months. It was found that 40 percent of respondents in Germany believe the AstraZeneca vaccine is unsafe, while 43 percent said it was safe. And in France 43 percent said the same of the Oxford-produced shot, but only 33 percent thought the jab was safe to use. AstraZeneca vaccine shunned by Europeans after French and German attacks on jab (Image: GETTY)...

BRUSSELS boss Ursula von der Leyen claimed she has become a 'scapegoat' for the European Union's vaccine farce - and insisted the bloc should instead attack drugs giant AstraZeneca for the sluggish scheme.

ASTRAZENECA has warned governments to be wary of crooks claiming to have doses of their life-saving coronavirus vaccine for sale.