but because he's been left disabled by the Covid vaccine, they question if it's true Three years ago in April, Jamie suffered a catastrophic bleed on the brain after being given the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine.

Doctors were convinced it was a death sentence but, astonishingly, the previously fit and athletic then 44-year-old – a keen skier, mountain biker and runner – pulled through. A 'walking miracle', in Kate's words.

He is far from the same man, however. His vision is impaired, he can no longer hold down his high-flying software engineer job, drive a car, or follow complex conversations.

The toll it has taken on the family has required a huge amount of adjustment. To make matters worse, it has been unfolding against a backdrop in which the Scotts – and the dozens of others like them who have lost loved ones or watched them battle grievous consequences following an adverse reaction to the Covid vaccine – feel they have been silenced.