...we now know were unnecessary. For example, if somebody in a classroom – which were referred to as ’bubbles’ – tested positive for Covid, the whole class had to evacuate...
...on the impact of school closures on students’ learning, and observed “a consistent pattern”. Specifically, students have made “less academic progress” than in previous years, and the attainment gap between...
...(76%) and carbon dioxide (1%). The remaining 3% comprised a gaseous mixture of subversive, anti-lockdown thoughts (1.4%) and libertarian ideas (1.6%). An internal investigation was launched. Under transcranial magnetic stimulation...
...breaker’ if his tier plan fails. ‘Circuit breaker’? More like ‘economy breaker’, ‘back breaker’, ‘hope breaker’. Hancock Dismisses Great Barrington Declaration Meanwhile, Health Secretary Matt Hancock in the Commons yesterday...
...studies have documented ‘learning loss’ under lockdown. But what about intelligence itself – did that decline too? Yes, a new study finds that German children's intelligence test scores fell considerably....
...a subset of those individuals this is followed by a period of significant illness and, potentially, death. The time period between symptom onset and death, if it occurs, has a...
...more authoritarian” “COVID-19 curbs divide Italy’s coalition parties” – Italy’s National Unity Government is split over the country’s exit from lockdown, Reuters reports “The Vaccination Craze” (pdf) – A free...
...to power “Coronavirus in Scotland: Top doctors fear ‘perfect storm’ could soon overwhelm the NHS” – Not great news for Nic Sturge-On if true “Lockdowns don’t work – why?” –...
...article on the “tyranny without limit” in Melbourne. Is This the World’s Best Broadcaster? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hF4xhhCkmPA Why don’t we have a British version of Alan Jones on Sky News? The Sky...
...that mean? It is yet another vague metaphor, the sole purpose of which appears to be to spread alarm, like “second wave”, “surge” and “spike”. Britain, too, is at “tipping...
