A morally injured workforce is evidence that the response to Covid was morally wrong, and many workers will need support to come to terms with the realisation they have inadvertently harmed those they meant to protect.
When Nigel Farage posted photographs of himself online breaking lockdown rules, Matt Hancock contacted the Home Office to see if he could get him in trouble. Now Farage is feeling vindicated for ignoring the "pipsqueak".
Matt Hancock was enraged by what he called the "f***ing Sweden argument" and told his aides to “supply three or four bullet points of why Sweden is wrong", leaked WhatsApp messages from the Lockdown Files have revealed.
The WHO's proposed pandemic treaty promotes what can fairly be described as a fascist and neo-colonialist approach to healthcare and governance and must be rejected, says ex-WHO officer Dr. David Bell.
Matt Hancock told ministers and the country’s most senior civil servant that they needed to “get heavy with the police” to crack down on the public during the Covid pandemic.
Is the trouble with British democracy that it produces politicians as dysfunctional as Matt Hancock, or that it gives politicians so much power in the first place?
The Lockdown Files continue to bring out scandalous revelations about how pandemic management by WhatsApp was conducted. Here are some of the top stories from Wednesday.
"In the final analysis, public health officials actively propagated misinformation that ruined lives and forever damaged public trust in the medical profession," writes Dr. Marty Makary.
The new ONS data on deaths by vaccination status seem to have a bias such that deaths in the unvaccinated are more likely to be included, whereas deaths in the vaccinated and are more likely to be excluded.
The mRNA Covid vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna contain billions of particles of self-replicating DNA that may turn human cells into long-term factories for the COVID-19 spike protein, a study has found.
