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I saw this a few days ago and with it vaguely having a connection to my region -and the fairly-young age of the
woman, I thought I'd keep an eye on it. As you can see from the BBC's article, it's mainly the usual 'Oh what
a marvellous person she was' without commenting on how she passed away and what her symptoms were.

Lisa Shaw: BBC Radio Newcastle presenter dies aged 44

'Family, listeners and colleagues have paid tribute to a BBC local radio presenter who has died aged 44.
Lisa Shaw, who joined BBC Radio Newcastle's daytime team in 2016, died in hospital after a short illness.
Her voice was well-known in the north-east of England, where she had also had success in commercial radio.


Ms Shaw.

BBC Radio Newcastle's acting executive editor Rik Martin said everyone at the station was "devastated and
thinking about Lisa's lovely family". "She was a trusted colleague, a brilliant presenter, a wonderful friend, and
a loving wife and mum," he said.

"She loved being on the radio and was loved by our audiences.
"We've lost someone special who meant a great deal to a great many people."...'

BBC 24th May:

But now, it seems the vaccine may have a part to play in the Presenter's demise.

Lisa Shaw: Vaccine role in BBC presenter's death to be probed

'A coroner will consider if the cause of BBC presenter Lisa Shaw's death might have been complicated by
her having had the AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine.

Her family said the 44-year-old was treated for blood clots days after her first jab. She died on Friday.
An interim fact-of-death certificate lists the vaccine as one of the possible factors being considered.
The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) said vaccine benefits exceed risks for
most people.

The BBC has seen the interim fact-of-death certificate issued by Newcastle's senior coroner Karen Dilks.
It confirms an investigation into Ms Shaw's death will be held and lists a "complication of AstraZeneca Covid-19
virus vaccination" as a consideration.
The document does not determine a cause of death - that will not be issued until the investigation has been completed.
The BBC Radio Newcastle presenter was not known to have any underlying health problems.

In a statement, Ms Shaw's family said: "Lisa developed severe headaches a week after receiving her AstraZeneca
vaccine and fell seriously ill a few days later. "She was treated by the RVI's [Royal Victoria Infirmary] intensive care
team for blood clots and bleeding in her head...'

BBC 28th May:

The strange thing is... is that when Ms Shaw's death was first reported on the BBC's website on the 24th May,
it was written just like the usual ones. A fellow-BBC Radio Presenter has passed away, she was a valuable
trusted colleague, a wonderful friend, that sort of thing.

But when the idea of the vaccination was put forward by the Coroner, the BBC felt it prudent to add a explanation
to why blood-clots form after taking the jab via their Health & science correspondent.
Wouldn't it have been better to have a qualified medical academic relate the possible benefits and dangers of the
vaccine to the public rather than just a Journalist?

Now what's the expression I'm looking for...? Oh yes, Gate-Keeping.