Taxpayer will not fund parties seeking exhumation of under 80s who died after covid vaccination

Judge said the three 'do not have the right to make such extraordinary broad and scandalous claims based on internet speculation', and 'do not have a right to pursue such litigation at the cost of the taxpayer'

As well as seeking the exhumations, so that the bodies can undergo autopsy, the three persons taking the case also want the court to make orders preventing children aged between five and 11 years from receiving the covid-19 vaccination.

A High Court judge has ruled that the taxpayer will not have to pay the legal costs of parties seeking unprecedented court orders including the mass exhumation of all people under 80 years who died suddenly after getting the covid-19 vaccination, if they lose.

As well as seeking the exhumations, so that the bodies can undergo autopsy, the three persons taking the case also want the court to make orders preventing children aged between five and 11 years from receiving the covid-19 vaccination.