Multiple UK outlets report that a nurse is struck off after telling a cancer patient that their illness was caused by Covid vaccination. According to reports, the nurse made the claim directly to the patient, and in at least one account also provided anti-vaccine material to the patient suggesting the jab was responsible for their cancer or illness. The cases are described as involving misinformation presented as fact about the relationship between Covid vaccines and cancer. The decision to remove the nurse from the register is reported to follow a disciplinary process, with regulators finding the nurse’s conduct inappropriate and putting patient trust at risk. Outlets including the BBC and The Independent describe the nurse’s statements and subsequent sanction, with similar details repeated across the coverage. The reports characterize the action as professional misconduct tied to unsubstantiated claims about vaccines, rather than clinical treatment choices. The nurse’s identity is not included in the provided summaries, and the accounts focus on the regulator’s finding and the removal from practice.