Month: September 2021

Continuing with its crack-down on Covid ‘misinformation’, YouTube is set to remove content claiming that any approved Covid vaccine can cause serious side-effects, including infertility.

The Vatican has put force behind the Pope's view that it is a "moral duty" to get vaccinated against Covid by forcing unvaccinated staff to undergo regular testing or threatening to cut their work (and their pay).

The Prime Minister says a Chair will be appointed for the public inquiry by Christmas, adding that he takes "full responsibility" for the Government's response to Covid.

First year students at Bath are being given wristbands by university authorities to signal whether they've been double-jabbed, prompting anger at emerging “two-tier” university campuses.

A recent survey in India focussing on the ‘scheduled castes and scheduled tribes’ (those that have low status within the country’s caste system) found that more than 90% of parents wanted schools to re-open.

The latest report from the ONS Infection Survey claims to show that masks up to halve infection risk and vaccines are better than natural immunity. But it's full of problems.

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.

Not our job: Australia’s NSW Police Commissioner refuses to comply with a Government diktat that officers must help bar the unvaccinated from restaurants, cafes and pubs.

We're publishing an original post on the Daily Sceptic today by Dr. Anne Bradshaw, a retired Lecturer in Adult Health Care, about Britain's nursing shortage and why the authorities' plans to address it are inadequate.

Jo Grady, head of the UCU, addressed a fringe at the Labour conference in which almost no one in the audience was masked. This is staggeringly hypocritical, given that the UCU is insisting on mask mandates across campus.