...that: “To the best of our knowledge, there is no publicly available report on this comparison of ‘Process 1’ versus ‘Process 2’ doses.” As with correlation doesn’t equal causation, absence...
...is that the use of force is justified in self-defence where the “necessity… instant, overwhelming, leaving no choice of means, and no moment of deliberation” (‘deliberation’ here meaning negotiation). What...
...no “credible Plan B” if an earlier High Court ruling that the policy is unlawful is upheld. As of November 12th, 27,284 people had crossed the Channel. Meanwhile, the “legacy”...
...and ‘truthful label’ rule. The study raises a number of critically important questions, which can’t begin to be answered without the consistency being verified beforehand – and ‘mail-in’ sampling is...
...in six flagged cases was wrong. The largest study to date investigating the PSA (Prostate-specific antigen) blood test, which is used as a screening tool in some European countries, found...
...second pattern was much more specific. Test results, it was said, showed the presence of artificial insulin. Here, it was argued, there was direct evidence of poisoning. The third pattern took a...
...the offer to just £185, but despite the change, at least one trial centre carried on offering the original sum. Under The Medicines for Human Use (Clinical Trials) Regulations it...
...democratically elected Government, which is our best, albeit clunky, way of finding a balance that is best for most people most of the time. That was something the anonymous academic...
...sites keep saying we’re publishing false or misleading information, particularly about the ‘climate emergency’. We dispute that, obviously, but it’s a difficult battle to win. It’s yet another way in...
...fairer for all. Worth reading in full. Stop Press: Kemi is now the bookmakers’ favourite to become the next Conservative leader, the Telegraph reports, following her conference performance. With odds...
