“Booster jabs will be compulsory for foreign trips” – Although double-jabbed Brits are currently free from quarantine restrictions when travelling to Amber List countries, this is expected to change with the introduction of booster shots, reports the Mail on Sunday.
“Covid deaths rise 56% in a week from 39 to 61” – Department for Health bosses reported a further 26,750 infections on Sunday, a 2% drop from the 27,288 cases reported last Sunday, reports MailOnline.
“What a Choice! – The Week in Review (ep. 32)” – In the latest episode of the Bournbrook Magazine podcast, Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss censorship, exam results and Afghanistan, a week after being censored by YouTube.
“The BBC’s vaccine cheerleader Jeremy Vine gets his comeuppance” – “The entitlement and arrogance of the BBC’s top-paid presenters is no secret. To that we must now add sheer ignorance, studied denial and cruelty,” writes Kathy Gyngell in TCW Denfending Freedom.
“The unravelling of the West” – Melanie Phillips and Brendan O’Neill discuss identity politics, anti-Semitism and the retreat from reason in a recent Spiked podcast.
“This pushover Government is merely storing up problems” – The exam grades fiasco is the latest disaster to befall a Government incapable of taking tough choices and standing up to vested interests, writes Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph.
“The Church is on the brink of revolt” – “A quiet but unmistakable rebellion is taking place within the Church of England,” writes Giles Fraser in UnHerd.
“The self-defeating rage of Owen Jones” – “Owen Jones seems to engage in public discussion not to understand or clarify an issue, but to berate or reward people,” writes James Heartfield in Spiked.
ICYMI: 'The Scottish government has – in my opinion – a dismal record across the board'
Neil Oliver criticises the SNP for its attempt to let children as young as four to change their gender, and attacks its record on drug deaths and handling of Covid. pic.twitter.com/qSHQkPycH9
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