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I cannot be alone in noticing the huge gulf between the sympathetic coverage given to the Black Lives Matter protests...
Month: May 2020
The Precarious Influence of Influenza
by Guy de la Bédoyère Peter Openshaw, Professor of Experimental Medicine at Imperial College, popped up on Andrew Marr this...
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Abandon Ridiculous Two-Metre Rule Bob's cartoon in the Telegraph on May 30th 2020 I've written a piece in today's Telegraph...
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Lockdown Sceptics contributor Guy de la Bédoyère takes one of his vintage motorcycles out for a spin Did Boris's announcement...
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Financial Times Elides Excess Deaths In UK with Deaths From Coronavirus, Triggers Call For Coup From Ex-SAGE Member Professor Anthony...
A Postcard from Singapore
In Singapore, the only thing that matters is our safety, not our lives. Despite a tiny number of deaths amongst...
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YouTube Censors Me Verboten! A few weeks ago I took part in a discussion about the coronavirus crisis organised by...
How Have We Responded to Previous Pandemics?
As we tot up the unintended consequences of lockdowns across the world, it’s worth bearing in mind that the quarantining...
A Postcard from Belarus
My European pandemic experience has been a tale of two vastly contrasting cities and countries. In early March, I flew...
The 1957-58 Asian Flu Pandemic: Why Did the U.K. Respond So Differently?
by Freddie Attenborough 1. Culturing a Pandemic A useful place to start when trying to understand how societies respond to...
