Metropolitan Police officers have justified their heavy-handed crackdown under Covid lockdown rules at a vigil held for Sarah Everard by claiming that the gathering was morphing into an "anti-police protest".
For lockdown sceptic Tory MPs wondering whether to back Boris, there's a powerful two word argument: Jeremy Hunt. The favourite to succeed the PM was one of the most zealous lockdown enthusiasts in the House of Commons.
The new WHO pandemic treaty continues to move forward, but the last thing we need is the WHO putting the world on permanent alert and pushing for 'precautionary' lockdowns every time a bat sneezes or a lab leaks.
Former Supreme Court Justice Jonathan Sumption has weighed in on Partygate to say it exposes both the moral deficiencies of Boris Johnson and that those writing the lockdown rules clearly didn't believe their own hype.
MPs and members of the public have demanded that civil servants stop blaming working from home and the Covid pandemic for poor service.
Boris Johnson is guilty of misleading the House of Commons and, even more seriously, of putting the lockdown laws on the statute book in the first place, framing them in such a way as to criminalise everyday interaction.
Three economists describe how pro-lockdown scientists and their lackeys in the mainstream media (aka 'fact checkers') set about trashing their paper which concluded lockdowns had little or no public health benefits.
While the Government is keen to 'move on' from partygate, the public can hardly move on from the lockdowns when we've been misinformed, taken for a ride and then taken to the cleaners by the partyers in No 10.
Governments concerned about Covid misinformation should start with their own lies and distortions, Indiana's Attorney General has told the U.S. Government. Read his nine examples of disinformation.
The youngest children have been most harmed by lockdowns, with new research finding that the educational progress and social development of four and five year-olds suffered severely during their first year at school.
