“Stronger, More Robust Natural Immunity Thwarts Any Case for Vaccine Passports” – “Even taken on their own merits, these prohibitions amount to nothing more than a coin flip against each and every person turned away. Considered in full, they are cruel, discriminatory, and ultimately self-defeating,” writes Jon Sanders in AIER.
“Health officials ‘already working with schools on jabs for under-16s’” – Health Secretary Sajid Javid reveals that preparations are already being made as he says he expects the U.K.’s chief medics to decide on a mass roll-out for 12-15 year olds imminently, reports MailOnline.
“Covid cases and deaths fall” – Department of Health figures show 29,173 daily cases were recorded across the U.K. on Sunday, compared to 37,011 last week – a reduction of more than a fifth – while Covid deaths fell from 68 to 56, reports MailOnline.
“Grotesque conflicts of interest on NIH ivermectin non-recommendation” – “The grotesque conflicts of interest of panel members should make it clear that the NIH, as the FDA with its slandering of ivermectin as a “horse dewormer,” should not be taken seriously,” writes Peter Yim in TrialSite.
“Coronavirus-sniffing dogs deployed at Miami International Airport” – Cobra, a Belgian malinois, and One Betta, a Dutch shepherd, have been trained to sniff out the presence of Covid and will be deployed at Miami International Airport for a two week trial, reports MailOnline.
“Shutdown: the end of an economic era?” – Adam Tooze shows how the pandemic has exposed the frailty of an unhealthy economic system, writes Phil Mullan in Spiked.
“Oh Boris, you turned into Jeremy Corbyn!” – In a lacerating cri de coeur, the Mail on Sunday‘s Personal Finance Editor warns that the Prime Minister’s un-Tory tax grab may be just the start of a very costly lurch to the left.
“Blue-tick Twitter is spoiling Emma Raducanu’s victory” – “The retweet-junkies of the world know that major sporting events are great opportunities to generate online engagement and improve your profile,” writes Freddie Gray in the Spectator.
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