TV ad spreads doom to a nation craving hope
The new Covid vaccination ad campaign is selling a message of doom to a nation desperately craving hope, writes Louise Roberts.
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Anti-vaxx mums buoyed by whatsapp gibberish
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Harry comes off as shallow, vain and mean
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