Day: 14 January 2023

Andrew Bridgen is right to raise the issue of vaccine harms, but the way he did it has given the Covid censors an easy target.

Oxford has launched an "investigation" into an email sent by a don 26 years ago when he was an LSE undergraduate. If someone says they told an off-colour joke when they were 14, is Oxford going to look into that too?

The Guardian has found a way to compare Andrew Bridgen to Andrew Tate (other than their first names), and somehow uses it all to justify beefing up the Online Safety Bill.

Over 70 years have passed since the NHS was established; if the best minds in organisational thinking have been unable to come up with solutions in that time, perhaps there are none, writes Dr Andrew Bamji.

Are the disturbing changes we are seeing in the world the result of a global conspiracy, or just a series of cock ups? Nick Dixon plots a way through the Red Pill vs Blue Pill debate.

A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the virus and the vaccines, the ‘climate emergency’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.