"I don’t regret speaking out, but I won’t pretend that it has been an easy ride." Headteacher Mike Fairclough spoke out to safeguard kids from the damaging effects of Covid restrictions - and he has paid a high price.
"If you can laugh at something, you can belittle it," says Miriam Elia, a British artist who boldly satirises orthodoxy on topics like lockdowns. Elia criticises the current state of satire in her latest interview.
The WHO's proposed pandemic treaty poses a direct threat to the national sovereignty of its signatories, transferring power from elected representatives to the WHO's Director General during a health 'emergency'.
As liberal democracies increasingly fail to deliver the promise of greater opportunity and prosperity, the young may be increasingly drawn towards authoritarianism.
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The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and the current wider financial crisis are a result of the economic fallout from years of lockdown policies that crippled Western economies and filled them with low-interest debt.
Matt Hancock "glutted on power and too obviously loved himself" says Lord Sumption, in a damning assessment of the "mediocre band of ministers" behind the Government's lockdown policy.
Matt Hancock's calls to “frighten the pants off everyone" and "deploy the new variant" are new lows in the already incredibly sordid tale that is the Lockdown Files.
Fresh from freeing Madrid from lockdown, its president Isabel Díaz Ayuso is waging a war on woke and seeking to turn Madrid into the “Florida of Europe”.
A major new statement from Martin Kulldorff, Jay Bhattacharya and colleagues sets out in detail the many questions that need to be asked and answered by those responsible for America's disastrous Covid response.
