...the Free Speech Union, revealed some forces recorded big increases including Staffordshire (140%), North Yorkshire (65%), Gwent (63%), Suffolk (35%) and North Wales (33%). Toby Young, General Secretary of the...
...a tie between a male and female contestant, to “consider advancing her first”, reports the Telegraph. “Charity head ‘won’t quit’ over hindering of rape victims’ access to female counsellors” –...
...drawn from a long-list of such characteristics –race, religion, national or ethnic origin, gender (including transgender), etc. – perceives to be ‘hateful’. In other words, the bill risked becoming an...
...Waters’ and O’Doherty’s case is rather simple: he claims they must prove that the Irish government’s actions have been “disproportionate” in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. He claims, citing previous...
...only between experts. AdM: Top secret. P D-B: Top secret. But still, there was a meeting the other day, of the directors of scientific journals, like the Lancet, the New...
...and found to be false. So, all those ‘older folk’ might not be ‘mental’. As adults, they assessed the risk vs the benefit. Maybe they did the maths like me....
...them back into normal life, well, that’s a sacrifice I’m happy to make.” I disagree. Apart from being injurious to your own health, claustrophobic, unsanitary, sinister, unconducive to communication, alienating,...
...experts. For the BSE crisis, epidemiologists, computer modellers, microbiologists and others were assembled on the committee known as SEAC (the Spongiform Encephalopathy Advisory Committee). For the COVID-19 pandemic, a similar...
...‘the second wave’. As can be seen in this graph, the fit to the actual rise in cases in October is actually quite good. Up until now. This ‘model’ would...
...only have had it from the Weekly Surveillance Report, so it wasn’t a case of unintentional misrepresentation, but at the same time, it wasn’t, strictly speaking, a lie. In 1987,...
