People who've after their booster vaccines have gone down with lumps in the neck

Angus George Dalgleish, professor of oncology at St George's, University of London: "I'm hearing people who've after their booster vaccines have gone down with lumps in the neck and things like that. I found that a colleague...he said: I've developed some lumps in my neck and they've been diagnosed as lymphoma...apparently it's due to the vaccine, that's what my oncologist said...This is the reaction I'm getting everywhere and yet when will you report it higher up the chain. We're told it's anecdote to shut up and not cause panic amongst the patients."