The German regulator has banned the country's 'GB News': dissenting conservative station AUF1, famed for its lockdown and vaccine mandate scepticism, has been taken off air after it was branded "hate" and "fake news".
Is it really possible to be "colonised" by Noel Edmonds? It is according to his new neighbours in New Zealand, where the TV presenter's un-PC humour is upsetting the local pearl-clutchers.
Anti-lockdown has gone mainstream with a feature in New York magazine titled 'Covid Lockdowns Were a Giant Experiment. It Was a Failure'. But there's still some way to go, says Jeffrey Tucker.
It was Prof Carl Heneghan's turn at the Covid Inquiry on Thursday, and he went ready to provide evidence on the shortcomings of the U.K. Government response. But how he was treated was disgraceful, says Dr Tom Jefferson.
Nurses are free to criticise lockdowns and vaccines, the Nursing and Midwifery Council has confirmed. But Roger Watson says it shouldn't haven taken eight months to reach this decision and clear his name.
Is it always wrong to mention the Holocaust? Join Prof Norman Fenton at Jews for Justice's first public debate on June 12th to discuss the weaponisation of allegations of antisemitism against lockdown sceptics.
NYC's death toll in the first Covid wave was unusually high. Many blame the ventilator panic. However, new analysis shows that ventilators cannot be held responsible for more than a fifth of the deaths that spring.
Lockdown sceptics were denounced as granny killers, banned, shadow-banned and cancelled. Yet as Allison Pearson points out, the Lockdown Files show we were right.
Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson, in partnership with Big Brother Watch, have discovered they were being spied upon by various shadowy state agencies, including the 77th Brigade. Welcome to the Ministry of Truth.
Various state agencies, including the 77th Brigade, spied on lockdown sceptics, according to Big Brother Watch. Incredibly, the Government convinced these agencies that critics of its polices are enemies of the state.
