...the early 20th century, Austria and Germany introduced the chilling concept of “lockdown for the unvaccinated”. “Lockdown for the unvaccinated” gained traction in the English-speaking world as well. Most countries,...
...death and public health practices; (c) standards with respect to diagnostic procedures for international use; (d) standards with respect to the safety, purity and potency of biological, pharmaceutical and similar...
...borders have to be “slammed shut” and the virus “hunted down”, “crushed” and “eliminated”. “Flatten the Curve”, an early instalment of the Pandemic Wars franchise, was nowhere near sexy enough....
...News at Six, with a straight face, “And over now to our LGBT and diversity correspondent …” And TV drama? Unaffected? Right, and when was the last time you saw...
...are generally called ‘quasi-judicial’. Put bluntly, its decisions are ‘authoritative’ but can be ignored. Nonetheless, the HRC took the opportunity in Ng v Canada (1994) to make a statement about this kind...
...mobilise their “surge capacity” in the face of soaring Covid infections, staff absence and longer patient stays. Amanda Pritchard, NHS Chief Operating Officer, ordered trusts to use the independent sector,...
...health”. These must take “educational drawbacks” into account. The DfE said in an email to the campaign group UsForThem: Given the negative impact that face coverings have on teaching, learning...
...Checks to ensure samples could be identified, were rushed, meaning tests were sometimes discarded unnecessarily * Some test samples “glooped” across an area where other samples had been placed, risking...
NHS Test and Trace, which has cost the taxpayer £38 billion, may have only prevented 6% of Covid infections, according to a new official report. MailOnline has more. No 10’s...
...most likely to be infectious (otherwise, why do the test and ask positives to stay away?); A positive later flow test equals infectivity (i.e., we know the mode of transmission,...
