Why does the writer of Don't Look Up think people aren't panicking enough about climate change? The entire professional class are running around like headless chickens, saying, "Omigod! The world's going to catch fire!"
Cases of COVID-19 in England fell again today with 97,770 reported, the first time there have been fewer than 100,000 reported since December 27th and a drop of 36% in a week.
Britain's Omicron wave continued to collapse today as coronavirus cases fell for the eighth day in a row and hospital admissions remained flat. Meanwhile, the NHS is still putting finishing touches to Nightingale 'hubs'.
Iceland has had 268 serious adverse events reported with the Covid vaccines, including 35 deaths. This is 800-fold higher than with the swine flu vaccine in the US, which was withdrawn on safety grounds.
Self-isolation is to be cut to five days in England, as Ministers start to relax Covid rules at the glacial pace we've all become accustomed to these past two years.
France has said it will lift its ban on UK tourists tomorrow after pleas from the tourism industry – but only for the vaccinated, despite current infections being overwhelmingly in vaccinated people.
Dr Alan Mordue, a retired Consultant in Public Health Medicine, writes for the Daily Sceptic of his alarm that important principles of public health have been jettisoned in the pandemic.
Jonathan Van-Tam is leaving his post as Deputy Chief Medical Officer. The Government senior adviser, who has become a household name, will leave his post at the end of March. Rats and sinking ships spring to mind.
An article in The Times claims Britain's death toll would have been much higher if we hadn't locked down. Yet it omits one very important point: infections were almost certainly falling when the first lockdown began.
One of the leading collators of satellite temperature data, Dr Roy Spencer, has been kicked off Google Adsense for publishing “unreliable and harmful claims” – demonetising his widely consulted monthly update page.
