“Robert Dingwall axed as Government advisor” – “With Robert Dingwall’s departure from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, the wind now appears to be blowing in only one direction when it comes to vaccinating children,” writes Steerpike in the Spectator.
“Lockdown-Critical Academics Get ‘Canceled’” – Some academics say they’ve experienced a form of cancel culture, including censorship on social media and even losing their job, reports NTD.
“Why we shouldn’t fear a ‘fourth wave’ of Covid” – “Will there be a Covid wave in December,” asks Philip Thomas in the Spectator. “Based on my experience tracking the course of England’s epidemic, I would say this is extremely unlikely.”
“Macron’s Covid health pass rules approved by top court” – France’s highest court has upheld a new law requiring the public to hold a health pass to access bars and restaurants and health workers to be vaccinated against Covid by mid-September, reports Reuters.
“Jabbing the young? It’s a sign of a sick society” – The fact vaccinating the young against Covid is even being suggested is a dismal sign of the state of modern Britain, writes Frederick Edward in his latest Bournbrook Magazine column.
“Putting the commie in committee” – A senior Government adviser on Covid wouldn’t last long if they were revealed to be a member of a political party which revered Hitler, writes Rod Liddle in the Spectator. “But as Douglas Murray has pointed out, the crimes of the left almost always go unpunished.”
“‘I’m plagued by worries of disaster’: an interview with Dominic Cummings” – “We’re going to keep having horrific problems, and there’s no one in politics equipped to deal with them,” says Boris Johnson’s former senior adviser Dominic Cummings in an interview with Lynn Barber for the Spectator.
“Hart was right” – “As Herbert Hart rightly pointed out, just because something is law and some elected official has laid it down, that in itself does not magically make those laid down edicts morally right,” writes James Allan in Spectator Australia.
“How Well Do the Vaccines Actually Work?” – Low Covid vaccine effectiveness proves that all vaccine passports are meaningless, writes Thorsteinn Siglaugsson on LinkedIn.
“Union member who spoke at pro-Brexit rally wins unfair dismissal claim” – A Norwich tribunal has ruled former Fire Bridge Union Leader Paul Embery was unfairly sacked as a victim of an “appalling witch hunt” after speaking at pro-Brexit rally alongside Nigel Farage, reports MailOnline.
“Want to enjoy foreign travel? Join the political elite” – Britain has created the most hostile environment in the world for ordinary travellers. But those attending the climate conference due to be held in Glasgow this autumn are getting a free pass, writes Ross Clark in the Telegraph.
“Climate Minister Alok Sharma jetted to 30 nations in last seven months” – Climate Tsar Alok Sharma has travelled tens of thousands of miles across the globe over the past seven months to prepare the ground for the COP26 global environment summit this autumn, according to the Mail.
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