News Round-Up

“Could lockdown have left children with life-long immunity problems?” – Lockdowns may have had unintended consequences for children’s developing immune systems, which could affect them for some time to come, the Mail reports.
“I’m pro-science. That’s why I’m anti-mask” – The landmark Cochrane study shows that the mask sceptics were right, says the U.S. Spectator.
“Almost £1bn spent on anti-Covid drug that doesn’t work” – Under 2% of 2.23 million courses of molnupiravir bought by the Department of Health have ever been prescribed, the Telegraph reports.
“Voters are ‘sick to death’ of net zero, says Lee Anderson” – The new deputy Conservative Party chairman says it must “stop pandering to footballers” (presumably Neville and Lineker?) over policies that are “not a vote winner”, according to the Telegraph.
“The Mass Extinction Fraud” – Contrary to 60 Minutes, the facts are overwhelming that earth isn’t in the midst of an “extinction crisis”, writes WUWT.
“Grant Shapps faces Tory mutiny over hydrogen levy plans” – Grant Shapps, the new Energy Secretary, is facing a Tory backlash over plans for a hydrogen levy to be added onto household bills, the Telegraph reports.
“Universities can cancel your degree for wrongthink – and there’s no real right to appeal” – The Government’s free speech reforms may let students sue – but they will be no use to those who don’t have the money to do so, writes Juliet Samuel in the Telegraph.
“Tavistock scandal ‘on a par with East German doping of athletes’” – More than 1,000 children were referred for puberty blockers at an experimental gender clinic where concerns were ignored to preserve a “gold dust” NHS contract, the Times reports.
“Christian nurse ‘suspended from NHS course’ by ‘woke’ health chiefs” – Lecturers at the Tavistock and Portman NHS Trust told nurse Amy Gallagher “whites don’t understand the world” and “Christianity is responsible for racism because it’s European”, according to the Mail.
“Rees-Mogg claims Brexit led anti-terror body to link him to far-right” – Britain’s woke counter-terror strategy linked Jacob Rees-Mogg to extremists, the Mail on Sunday reports.
“A British Stasi is being created by the liberal elite” – Powerful arms of Government are making a connection between conservative thought and speech and ‘Right-wing extremism’, writes Peter Hitchens in the Mail on Sunday.
“Tube manager who called George Floyd ‘scum’ was unfairly sacked, tribunal rules” – Tracy Webb was accused of posting “racially divisive” online comments, but has now won a claim of unfair dismissal, the Telegraph reports.
“The woke war on history aims to abolish the West itself” – Bowdlerising the past means taking away everything we have to be proud of too, writes Zoe Strimpel in the Telegraph.
“Insolent, unproductive and dominated by HR, the Civil Service thinks it rules Britain” – The only solution to ‘The Blob’ is a serious reduction in numbers, releasing bureaucrats to the private sector, writes Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph.
“Sturgeon is imploding – as is her extreme agenda” – Scotland’s First Minister has surely opened people’s eyes to the absurdity of gender ideology, writes Camilla Tominey in the Telegraph.
“Fake trans applicants ‘could trick universities’” – Transgender applicants are being offered “ethically dubious” preferential access to a university, raising fears that fraudsters could game the system to get ahead of straight-A pupils, the Times reports.
“The slow creep of ugliness into the language of public debate is impossible to ignore” – we have grown accustomed to the knee-jerk application of lazy slurs and the smearing of reputations, says Neil Oliver.
“Dr. Robert Malone stars in a rap video” – watch Dr. Malone and other sceptics of the Covid narrative in this frankly excellent rap video.

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