Eamonn and Rochelle host This Morning as Alison is unwell
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Eamonn Holmes and Rochelle Hume chaired a discussion on whether the UK should vaccinate healthy 12 to 15 year-olds on Tuesday’s This Morning. The Pfizer-BioTech vaccine is currently available for all 15 and 17 year-olds and vulnerable 12 to 15 year-olds. Dr Nighat Arif strongly recommended children receiving the Covid vaccine while guest Beverly Turner furiously disagreed. This Morning viewers weren’t impressed with the debate and took to Twitter to comment.
One tweeted: “Why do you keep inviting on Beverley Turner regarding COVID vaccinations? I absolutely think you need to represent both sides in a debate however she is always SO angry when she talks about her side of the debate, in contrast to the doctor who was very calm.”
“How that doctor managed to keep calm during that meltdown. I don’t even know. #ThisMorning,” another argued.
A third vented: “#ThisMorning Why is it the people who bang on about the dangerous side effects of the vaccine seem perfectly happy with the dangerous side effects of the virus?”
Someone else shared: “@thismorning – why does Beverly Turner have to express her views in such an angry and patronising manner – I would be more inclined to listen if she calmed down a bit and stopped interrupting!”
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However, another viewer disagreed: “@beverleyturner Thank you so much for putting our side of the argument across so well on @thismorning today.”
While a sixth pointed out: “#ThisMorning I do wish on important issues you would have contrasting opinions from equally qualified people.
“It’s so unfair to use a doctor arguing for vaccines for children and a journalist against. There are plenty of equally professional people with opposing views.”
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