...‘The Science’ – had the least accurate assessments; journalists, simply by managing to be merely hit-or-miss, achieved far higher reliability. What is more, tweets categorised as “inaccurate” or “exaggerated” accumulated...
...the search for cheap labour. A totally ludicrous suggestion, obviously… To be fair, ‘capitalists’ – the Left-wing term for business leaders and investors – do seem to have an insatiable...
...Council (NPCC), it claims to “make policing anti-racist” and “not over-police” black people by tackling racial disparities in stop and search, arrests and homicides. When it was published last May,...
...specific vaccines, past infections and negative COVID-19 test results provide”. Vaccine passports should also “not work against sustainable development”. In light of these concerns, the UN agencies proposed that “a...
...and form a distinct lineage from other . The receptor binding protein spike (S) gene was highly divergent to other , with less than 75% sequence identity to...
...the largest outbreaks of the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) in recent years, with an imminent rise in cases of flu (influenza), in a situation that has forced the authorities...
...a wide range of sizes. If DNA (rather than mRNA) is taken up by cells, they may continue to generate spike protein for a long time. Meanwhile, Dr. Gabriele Segalla,...
...advised, “when in doubt, do nothing“: do not encourage or recommend the wearing of masks, and – most definitely – do not even contemplate mandating them. If only, if only....
...we risk falling behind, reports the Telegraph . “Is she really a cat?” – Listen to Nick Dixon and others discuss ‘Cat-gate’ on GB News. https://twitter.com/GBNEWS/status/1672378285630853120 If you have any...
...to activate programmatic funding. WRAIR Commander and then Hopkins Professor. But I digress. Major General (Ret) Philip K. Russell (deceased). His brief bio can be found here. “Dr. Russell became Commandant...
