Heart disease is now the most likely ailment forcing people off work

The problem is causing people to leave the workforce in droves

By Jasmine Birtles and Oliver May

ONE in five people of working age is economically inactive with an historically high number signed off long-term sick.

These are figures from the Labour Statistics report, which was published on Tuesday and, at the same time, new data from the Institute of Public Policy Research (IPPR) states that people are more likely to leave work due to a heart condition than any other health issue.

The think tank found that more than mental health (14 per cent), cancer (16 per cent) or any other health condition, a diagnosis of heart disease means people are leaving the workforce in droves.

A heart disease diagnosis carries the biggest risk of leaving the labour market. Someone with the onset of cardiovascular disease (CVD) between 2021-22 had a 22 per cent likelihood of leaving their job.

All sorts of reasons are given by the IPPR for the rise in heart problems – high hospital waiting lists, obesity, cigarette smoking, alcohol – all of which are reasonable causes. But nothing is mentioned of the elephant in the room: the effect of the Covid ‘vaccine’.

Of working-age people who are economically inactive, according to the IPPR report, almost one in three have a heart, blood pressure or circulatory health condition. This is particularly acute for people over the age of 50, which is currently the Government’s target group for getting people back into work.

They say there is significant variation in cardiovascular disease mortality across England and Wales, with the North West particularly badly affected. If the entirety of the UK had the same outcomes as the best 10th of local authorities, there would have been 32,000 fewer deaths in 2021 alone – the equivalent of five per cent of all mortality.

The IPPR report adds that ‘had we maintained even half the progress on preventable cardiovascular disease mortality observed between 2005 and 2010, … there would have been nearly 33,000 fewer deaths in 2019 – one in 20 deaths that year”.

But investigating the harmful effects of the Covid ‘vaccine’ on the populace does not appear in any of their recommendations.

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Tice pledges jab inquiry after ‘vax’ injury victim John Watt questions Sunak on live TV

REFORM UK leader Richard Tice claims his party will hold an inquiry into Covid jabs and excess deaths if they are voted in at the next election.

It comes after John Watt’s impassioned speech to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on GB News on Monday.

Sunak, who reiterated at the Despatch Box last week that he believed the “jabs were safe”, claimed he had no idea those injured by it had been silenced in their attempts to tell their story.

In reviewing the programme, Mirror newspaper associated editor Kevin Maguire described Watt, who had taken three “vaccines” which ruined his life, as “an anti-vaxxer”.

Watt’s story can be seen in the film “Safe and Effective: A Second Opinion”.

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mRNA critics face up to three years in prison under new French law

IN a frightening development this week a new law passed in France means criticising mRNA technology could see people jailed for three years or fined 45,000 Euros.

Considering the critics are simply raising awareness that lipid nanotechnology is causing serious widespread harm, one could be forgiven for thinking those in power actually want that to occur and so are silencing anyone trying to foil their plans.

This would appear to be yet another step towards communism, with anything about the state questioned being punishable with prison or fines.

This move has been happening for the past four years, with fewer decisions being made democratically than perhaps any point in centuries.

You only have to look at lockdowns, the Online Safety Bill, jab mandates and social media censorship to realise we are heading for much darker times.