This Morning received 120 Ofcom complaints following a vaccine segment with hosts Alison Hammond, and Dermot O'Leary aongside guests Beverley Turner and Matthew Right.
93 of the complaints received were related to an on-air disagreement over the vaccine on May 31 which showed guest, TV and radio presenter Beverley Turner, speak out about the covid vaccine on the show.
Beverley slammed the vaccine live on the show, receiving 53 complaints, while Dermot picked apart her argument and received 27 complaints along with Matthew Right.
Thirteen other viewers were unhappy with Alison's comments and complained to the watchdog about them.
On the show Beverley said: "It [the vaccine] does not stop you catching or passing on the virus."
Dermot contradicted her saying it "does," and added: "The finest minds of science have - in an extraordinarily short amount of time - come up with this vaccine.
"It's proven it's working, statistically."
He then asked: "Why are you so cynical?"
Beverley replied: "We have no long-term data."
Dermot said: "We don't have a chance to have long-term data because we have this virus that's killing people around the whole world.
"We don't have that luxury, surely. Why are you so sceptical about the whole thing?"
Beverley said: "Because of the fact, there's a 99.8% survival rate from Covid-19. The average age of death is 82."
Dermot then challenged: "Are we not supposed to care about those people?"
Beverley continued: "This jab is not a vaccine by any traditional definition."
"It doesn't stop you catching Sars CoV-2, it doesn't stop you transmitting it."
Matthew Wright also slammed Beverley for being "massively irresponsible".
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