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Watch: ‘We know where everbody lives’ – Jeremy Vine’s concerning thread as anti-vaxxers turn up at his home

"These people are perhaps a little more scary than they are first appear," he said.

Joe Mellor by Joe Mellor
2021-10-11 12:13
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Television presenter Jeremy Vine has said he was “unnerved” after anti-vaccine protesters targeted his home.

He said in a tweet that the group tried to serve what they called an “anti-vaxx writ” while he was out, instead giving it to his wife.

The BBC and Channel 5 broadcaster said the group was “angry” at the BBC’s reporting on the issue of coronavirus vaccines.

He said: “They were polite, for which I’m grateful, but coming to my home on a Sunday?

“And I’m a little unnerved by the heavy breathing too.”

Dr Rachel Clarke tweeted: “So sorry to see you & your family subjected to this kind of intimidation @theJeremyVine. Harassment is never, ever acceptable, no matter how strongly someone is opposed to vaccines.”

So sorry to see you & your family subjected to this kind of intimidation @theJeremyVine. Harassment is never, ever acceptable, no matter how strongly someone is opposed to vaccines. https://t.co/LOXDkym8po

— Dr Rachel Clarke (@doctor_oxford) October 10, 2021

He later shared a video showing a larger group of assembled protesters.

“I have only just seen this: if my wife hadn’t accepted the ‘anti-vaxx writ’ on my behalf, this group waiting near my house would then have ‘taken the whole street’.

“The original video shows street name and house number really clearly.

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“Always happy to engage but not like this.”

Vine has previously said he caught coronavirus and has also spoken publicly about being given the coronavirus vaccine.

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He tweeted: “I’m not at home at the moment, so these guys just served an “anti-vaxx writ” on my wife instead. They are angry at the BBC’s #CovidVaccine reporting. They were polite, for which I’m grateful, but coming to my home on a Sunday? And I’m a little unnerved by the heavy breathing too.”

I'm not at home at the moment, so these guys just served an “anti-vaxx writ” on my wife instead. They are angry at the BBC’s #CovidVaccine reporting. They were polite, for which I'm grateful, but coming to my home on a Sunday? And I'm a little unnerved by the heavy breathing too pic.twitter.com/xVtbZV8ifY

— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) October 10, 2021

These people are perhaps a little more scary than they are first appear. #CovidVaccine pic.twitter.com/1fYebxeBLl

— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) October 10, 2021

The “breathless man” in the first video is apparently this gentleman. I am afraid I have no idea who he is. pic.twitter.com/Vzx3wINplL

— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) October 10, 2021

This is so, so strange … at the end of my road today. pic.twitter.com/Y7bvGjrTqq

— Jeremy Vine (@theJeremyVine) October 10, 2021
https://twitter.com/BBlues50/status/1447214531646734352

Related: Anti-vaxxers show pupils pics of dead & disfigured children in Covid jab protest

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