Do you feel nostalgic looking back at times we were imprisoned in our homes? Would you like to commemorate this unique moment in our history in a special way? Then look no further than the COVID-19 Souvenir Plate.
In a brilliant post on Substack, Ed West points out that Britain is in dire need of more robust legal protections for free speech. We have imported America's censorious, woke ideology, but not its First Amendment.
The reason Hungarian fans boo knee-taking English footballers is because they resent being 're-educated' about racism by a former colonial power with a history of involvement in the slave trade.
South Korea has one of the world's highest vaccination rates. Yet by the end of March, mortality was 67% higher than normal – a greater increase than France saw during the first wave, before anyone was vaccinated.
Labour and SNP politicians have laid an amendment to the Online Safety Bill to include "health-related misinformation and disinformation" as a form of "harmful” speech, ratcheting up the censorship yet further.
Lockdowns killed hundreds of thousands of children and put 150 million into poverty, according to the United Nations. Are we really putting their interests first? Was it worth it?
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.
