In the field of global health, the impression is given that there are many independent entities involved, but scratching the surface shows that some of these are hydra heads with the same body: the Gates Foundation.
In this week's Frozen Planet II, David Attenborough claims more bowhead whales are falling prey to orcas as the sea warms. The reality, though, is that bowheads are thriving and their populations growing.
California appears to be waging war on internet freedom, with two new laws that effectively treat all citizens like children by imposing severe censorship requirements to prevent "harm".
Dr Mark Shaw writes that the one-sided, wall-to-wall media coverage of the Queen's death was understandable, but for many it was painfully reminiscent of the Covid propaganda of the last two and a half years.
How much can we trust peer review? A new study finds that only 23% of reviewers say "reject" when a paper has a Nobel Prize winner on it, but 65% say "reject" when the same paper is authored by an unknown researcher.
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.
In this week’s episode of London Calling the talking points are the Queen’s funeral, Jordan Peterson, Ron DeSantis, Graham Norton and Capture, the BBC’s excellent new paranoid conspiracy thriller.
