Hospital patients are being denied visits from loved ones by trusts using outdated Covid restrictions, as analysis reveals 70% of NHS trusts still have pandemic visitor restrictions in place.
Jacinda Arden, the "kind" and "empathetic" Queen of Woke who locked her people in their homes on the appearance of a single case and mandated vaccines across much of the public sector has announced she is to step down.
Charlie Walsham, a pseudonym of a BBC News employee who has worked at the Corporation for several years, has written an inside scoop on the BBC's reporting of excess deaths, and it is incredibly damning.
As 2022 ends, the BBC raises concern about the number of deaths and suggests what's behind them. However, ascertainment of causation requires serious work, not headline bait, write Carl Heneghan and Tom Jefferson.
Lord Hannan has lamented that Brits' support for lockdown shows they "couldn’t give two hoots about liberty". However, they overestimated the risks of Covid due to government fear tactics, so it's not a 'fair test'.
Children were asked to make drawings depicting their thoughts and feelings during lockdown. The results are heartbreaking.
Censorship on social media has contributed to the devastating impact of pandemic measures by shutting down debate about harms and effectiveness. The return of dissenting voices to Twitter is something to celebrate.
When the entire political leadership decided that the best way to respond to SARS-2 would be to commit massive human rights violations, naturally, the Ethics Council supported them wherever possible.
Mask wearing, social distancing and working from home could be introduced by ministers to 'ease pressures on the NHS', as some experts call for Britons to start adopting Covid-era measures.
First it was: "Sweden's a disaster!" Then it was: "Sweden did worse than its neighbours!" The latest excess mortality estimates from the ONS show that Sweden did *better* than three out of four other Nordic countries.
