“The war on Covid should be over: We do not need lockdowns” – “The virus now joins 200 other pathogens (give or take) in regular circulation in human societies. The war on Covid should be over,” writes Jay Bhattacharya in the Express.
“Will we ever put children first?” – Children could face a third year of disrupted education if we don’t stand up for them, writes Molly Kingsley of UsForThem in Spiked.
“Will Policymakers Let the Covid Crisis End?” – Reluctant to set the public free, policymakers and the public-health bureaucracy are setting unachievable and unnecessary goals, writes John Tierney in City Journal.
“A New Low for the FDA” – “Thanks to the FDA and others, we’ll now be mandating these very deadly vaccines for all our kids,” writes ‘VaccineTruth’ in Trial Site.
“Can facial recognition be stopped?” – “Our love of convenience may be distracting us from the fact that facial recognition technology is the most sinister and uniquely dangerous surveillance mechanism yet invented,” writes Ben Kelly in the Spectator.
“Rushing to UBI serfdom” – “Universal basic income is actually a lure on a hook. The hook is serfdom to the state,” writes Alexander Adams in his latest column in Bournbrook Magazine.
“Tiger Who Came To Tea ‘could lead to rape and harassment’” – Rachel Adamson, of Zero Tolerance, says Judith Kerr’s 1968 classic The Tiger Who Came To Tea is “problematic” because of its “old fashioned” portrayal of women and family dynamics, reports the Mail.
Roger in Devon's mother died from a kidney infection after being treated over the phone by her GP.
"You could see mum was still ill. The GP said she was fine. She passed away having not seen anybody. Had she been able to go in, I feel this wouldn't have happened."@Iromgpic.twitter.com/WHzduXolAt
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