Eugyppius takes a closer look at the surveillance data that show flu was suppressed by Covid, the viral interference phenomenon that likely explains it, and why it means lockdowns are a really bad idea.
Dr Roger Watson makes his first trip to China since Covid and finds some surprises, including a society less visibly scarred by lockdown than the UK and a senior nurse who says she was never required to wear a face mask.
Net Zero doesn’t envisage a transformation of industrial society, only a gradual and forced winding down of living standards, and its buildings and street interventions reflect that, writes J Sorel.
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.
After the courts ruled that the content of controversial pro-trans and 'sex positive' sex education lessons may be kept secret from parents, MPs prepare to legislate to force disclosure.
Britain is to be left without backup coal power plants this winter after the energy companies Drax and EDF confirmed plans to close their remaining stations, despite the backup being needed last winter.
The inflammatory 'equity in cricket' report is stuffed with divisive Critical Race Theory and misses the real challenges facing the sport, says Nick Timothy.
Scientists have uncovered startling evidence that many of the batches of the Pfizer vaccine deployed in the EU may have been placebos – and the regulator knew this and did not subject them to quality-control testing.
With death rates and living standards stagnating, the NHS in crisis and net migration running at over 600,000, you could almost say the Conservatives are doing a lousy job in Government.
Three Typhoon fighter jets were landing at RAF Coningsby when the brief U.K. temperature record was declared on July 19th last year from a measuring device situated halfway down the runway, it has been revealed.
