In a compelling and deeply thought-provoking episode, investigative broadcaster Yvonne Katsande sat down for an exclusive interview with Professor Angus Dalgleish, one of the UK’s most renowned oncologists and medical researchers. The episode, dives into what Prof. Dalgleish refers to as “The Corruption of Big Pharma: The Hidden Lies Behind the COVID-19 Vaccine Efficacy.”
The interview comes as the world marks five years since the global rollout of mRNA-based COVID-19 vaccines a campaign that, according to critics like Dalgleish, may become known as one of the most consequential and controversial public health decisions in modern history.
“We were told the vaccines were safe and effective, yet there was no transparency,” said Prof. Dalgleish, who has been a vocal critic of COVID-19 vaccine policy, particularly around the mRNA platform. “Many respected researchers and physicians raised early concerns but were silenced, defunded, or discredited.”
A Veteran Voice in Oncology and Ethics
Professor Dalgleish, best known for his work in cancer immunology and HIV research, has more recently gained public attention for challenging mainstream COVID-19 narratives. In this sit-down with Yvonne Katsande, he offers what he calls a “scientific and ethical post-mortem” of the COVID response from vaccine mandates to the suppression of alternative treatments.
Yvonne Katsande, known for her bold interviews on topics often ignored by legacy media, did not hold back.
“We are not here to provoke fear,” she said“We are here to uncover truth, challenge systems, and spark conversations that matter.
Looking Back: Five Years Since the Global Rollout
As governments and institutions mark five years since the first vaccines were administered, public opinion is still deeply divided. In the interview, Prof. Dalgleish asserts that many of the warnings from independent scientists have since come to light, and that the global narrative may have deliberately excluded crucial long-term safety data.
He also argued that the comparative health outcomes between vaccinated and unvaccinated populations should prompt serious re-evaluation of public health policies moving forward.
A Call for Accountability
This calls for greater transparency in pharmaceutical regulation, media reporting, and governmental public health decisions.
As many countries begin reviewing their pandemic response strategies, conversations like these are expected to shape how history judges the actions of institutions during the COVID era.
The full interview is now available:
