“Some Premier League clubs have just six players jabbed” – Reports suggest that Premier League clubs fear the season could descend into ‘chaos’ amid ongoing resistance to Covid vaccines, with at least two squads having no more than six players vaccinated.
“Schools in Covid hotspots bringing back masks” – The director of public health for two towns with high ‘case’ rates says she supports the decision for mask-wearing to be reintroduced in local schools.
“Is Brexit really to blame for fuel-rationing?” – While Brexit is seen as an important factor, it is far from the only reason contributing to driver shortages, writes Ross Clark in the Spectator.
“The West has lost its roots” – The less moored our identities become, the louder we shout about them, writes Paul Kingsnorth in UnHerd.
“The Impossibility Of The 1.5C Target” – Paul Homewood predicts that “COP26 will come up with a last minute, ‘save the planet’ deal, just as Copenhagen and Paris did, which will of course be nothing of the sort”.
“Why the business world’s gone woke” – “If the customer is king, why do businesses rub our regal noses in diversity,” asks Stuart Major in TCW Defending Freedom.
“Don’t tell ‘racist’ Columbus story, schools are urged” – Children must no longer be taught that Columbus “discovered America” and should learn more about minorities who fought alongside the British Army, say Scottish Government officials.
“Children have begun to receive their Covid jabs at school” – Retired surgeon Dr. Tony Hinton says on talkRADIO: “Teenagers are getting the jab because they want to lead their normal life. That should not be a reason to take a medical treatment. It’s coercion and it’s totally unethical.”
Children have begun to receive their Covid jabs at school.
Retired surgeon Dr Tony Hinton says "Teenagers are getting the jab because they want to lead their normal life. That should not be a reason to take a medical treatment. It's coercion and it's totally unethical."@Iromgpic.twitter.com/7pOb0iQwcr
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