Month: September 2021

A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about politicians’ efforts to control the virus — and other acts of hubris and folly – not just in Britain, but around the world.

We're publishing a new postcard on the Daily Sceptic today, this one by Russell David about a recent trip to Slovenia. Bit of a mixed bag – mask mandates are ubiquitous – but probably better than a week in Skegness.

More than 40% of the GP appointments held in England last month did not take place face-to-face – that's more than 10 million appointments.

A Scottish judge has dismissed a legal challenge to vaccine passports, saying the Night Time Industries Association failed to demonstrate that Nicola Sturgeon's plans are "disproportionate, irrational or unreasonable".

In the same month that Wayne Couzens abused Covid rules to kidnapped Sarah Everard, ministers were urged to “roll back the extensive powers unwisely handed to the state” and to the police.

Is the threat of hospitals being 'overwhelmed' or 'collapsing' really serious when South Korea claims it will happen if 'cases' go above just 4,000 a day?

A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about politicians’ efforts to control the virus — and other acts of hubris and folly – not just in Britain, but around the world.

Through a mandatory vaccination provision embedded in the “Build Back Better” spending bill, the Biden Administration is hoping to increase the fines on businesses which employ unvaccinated workers by a factor of 10.

In this week’s episode of London Calling, the talk is about the fuel crisis (which Delingpole inevitably links to the Great Reset), whether Jedi knights are 'white saviours' and the cringeworthy second season of Ted Lasso.

The Premier League is considering offering incentives to football clubs which ensure their players are fully vaccinated amid concerns that the vaccine uptake among professional footballers is too low.