“The Government is selling us a pup on heat pumps” – The Business Secretary’s admission that heat pumps are still worse than conventional boilers is a damning indictment of net zero targets, writes Ross Clark in the Telegraph.
“Police pin hopes on ‘rainbow cars’ to drive out hate crime” – Forces across the U.K. have painted their cars with rainbow colours to encourage people to report racist, homophobic and transphobic posts on social media, reports the Telegraph. Shouldn’t they be policing our streets, not our tweets?
“We must fight the normalisation of masks” – The zero Covid campaign’s bid to make masks political is no substitute for a proper understanding of their costs, says Colin Axon in the Telegraph.
“The latest lessons in Covid management from Israel” – Will no one rid us of our Covid-dementors? Gladys Berejiklian says restrictions could remain in place after 80% of the population of New South Wales have been double jabbed. Prof Ramesh Thakur, writing in the Spectator Australia, is unimpressed.
“Reinfection protection vs vaccine protection” – Gabriel Crouse in the Daily Friend scrutinises the claim by several prominent pro-vaxxers that being double jabbed offers better protection against infection than natural immunity and concludes it’s baloney.
'The direction the school was heading in…if one person gets upset by an idea then debate was cancelled'
Former Eton teacher Will Knowland was cleared of professional misconduct this week. He was sacked last year over alleged 'anti-feminist views' contained in a YouTube video. pic.twitter.com/InDczsZjM7
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