According to Dr Simon Clarke, who passionately defended the lockdown policy, the rise in Strep A infections (which has already killed six children) may be due to a “lack of mixing in kids”, i.e., the lockdown policy.
We're publishing a review on the Daily Sceptic of Mark Woolhouse's book The Year the World Went Mad by Guy de la Bédoyère. He thinks it's worth reading, although he said many of the things Woolhouse says two years ago.
Shadow Health Secretary Wes Streeting says we have to learn to live with the virus and never lockdown again. When even lockdown's most fervent enthusiasts abandon the policy, you know the argument is won.
