Boris must continue to resist the hysterical demands for a Christmas lockdown, whether Plan B, C or D. With even SAGE predicting cases will fall of their own accord, now is not the time for another U-turn Prime Minister.
The Prime Minister has admitted that the vaccines don't prevent infection or transmission. Will he now join the dots and accept vaccines don't protect others, and thus abandon all vaccine coercion?
Leaked documents reveal that the Treasury is concerned about the economic costs of moving towards a zero-carbon economy, including companies being pushed by green initiatives to move production abroad.
The Prime Minister and his wife have been accused of breaking lockdown rules last Christmas by having a friend at Number 10 while other Londoners were told not to mix with different households.
According to the Telegraph, Boris is about to announce a new policy: no more national lockdowns. Yet another tease of Tuesday's speech. They've all been good so far, save for going ahead with vaccinating children.
We're publishing a long original essay on the Daily Sceptic today by longtime contributor Freddie Attenborough – and this one is a humdinger. Possibly his best yet. It's about this Government's loathing for democracy.
Boris Johnson warned today against "premature conclusions" from falling cases, saying Covid is "still a very dangerous disease". Prof Neil Ferguson disagreed, however, saying we'll soon have the pandemic "behind us".
Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak will no longer avoid self-isolation by taking part in a convenient pilot scheme after a backlash has forced them to decide to spend "Freedom Day" locked indoors.
There's was a particularly downbeat tone to the Prime Minister's speech on Monday evening in which he said that the country can proceed with easing lockdown restrictions on July 19th, but "with caution".
The closer we get to July 19th, the further we seem to shift from normality. It's no wonder then that the Prime Minister is said to be attempting to tone down the "Freedom Day" rhetoric.
