A new inquiry has concluded that the Government’s top-down attitude to the pandemic and simplistic and exaggerated messaging hindered the public’s ability to respond and caused unnecessary harm.
While the Government is keen to 'move on' from partygate, the public can hardly move on from the lockdowns when we've been misinformed, taken for a ride and then taken to the cleaners by the partyers in No 10.
The US has said it will force Russia into 'default', but this is more like a confiscation of investors' assets than a true default and will backfire as investors in China and elsewhere will not be affected.
There has been much discussion about the censorship implications of the Government's Online Safety Bill. But Government censorship of the internet is already happening now, under existing legislation.
George W. Bush can't catch a break. In the same week as his "brutal invasion" gaffe, he fell victim to Russian pranksters. In a prank phone call, Bush appears to admit the US broke its promise not to expand NATO.
The Online Safety Bill is a gold-embossed invitation to woke activists to censor their opponents in the name of protecting vulnerable people from 'harm'. Why is a Tory Government handing this weapon to its enemies?
A robust exchange of letters between a BBC climate producer and a former Top Gear producer shines a light on the BBC's willingness to broadcast alarmist climate stories with no basis in fact.
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.
