The Government has been accused of "moral inconsistency" for allowing almost 3,000 football "VIPs" to attend the Euro 2020 finals without having to abide by quarantine rules while ruining the holiday chances of Brits.
A reader has submitted a terrific piece to Lockdown Sceptics about why he's mad as hell and is not going to wear a mask any more.
Four British men aged between 20 and 57 have developed a condition that can cause paralysis and can even be life-threatening shortly after taking the AstraZeneca Covid vaccine.
The latest data from the ONS reveals that just 84 people died of Covid in England + Wales in week ending June 11, less than 10% of deaths from flu and pneumonia ad one of the lowest weekly totals since the pandemic began.
TUI has joined a list of airlines – including Virgin and British Airways – suing the Government for its "inexplicable" and "shambolic" decision-making relating to overseas travel.
With the Government having borrowed another £24 billion in May and the national debt standing at £2.2 trillion, a former Chancellor has warned there is a "big risk" of inflation spiralling out of control.
During the pandemic, governments have relied heavily on epidemiological models. These models were often based on untenable assumptions. A new paper argues that we should have relied more on historical comparisons.
Hancock says the Government is considering exempting fully vaccinated Brits from some travel quarantine rules, but it seems unlikely that many countries will be added to the quarantine-free "Green List" any time soon.
A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about the virus in the past 24 hours – not just in Britain, but around the world.
Children as young as five are having panic attacks over meeting their friends following more than a year of lockdowns, with some GPs warning parents "not to bother” waiting for an NHS appointment.
