In the latest episode of the Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are YouTube cancelling Russell Brand, Kanye West and Candace Owens checkmating the internet with ‘racism’ and whether Toby is Tory scum.
Forty two MPs, including a former leader of the Conservative Party, have written to the Business Secretary and the First Secretary of the Treasury urging them to do something about out-of-control, censorship-happy PayPal.
As it becomes increasingly obvious the lockdown policy was a colossal error, those responsible are reacting in two ways: claiming they always knew it was a mistake or doubling down.
In the latest episode of London Calling the talking points are Fauci’s retirement, the grouse shooting season, Michael Gove’s departure from frontline politics and the brilliant documentary about Bob Moran.
In what may be a sign of things to come, arch-lockdown fanatic Michael Gove has begun to pivot, contradicting Nadhim Zahawi by refusing to rule out the end of free LFTs and saying the pressure on the NHS is "abating".
Click here for the latest episode of London Calling for scintillating debate about driven shooting, David's Law, the new series of Succession and Michael Gove.
We should rejoice at the pictures of Michael Gove enjoying himself on a night out in Aberdeen. It will make it that much harder for him to resume his advocacy of vaccine passports.
The case for the introduction of vaccine passports across all U.K. nations "is strong", says Michael Gove, who would like to see vaccination checks at Premier League matches and "in appropriate locations".
The Government is "open minded" about extending the furlough scheme, according to Michael Gove. Gove says that high spending in response to Covid will stay in place to help the country "build back better".
As if we ever needed the Government's permission, Michael Gove says that Brits will be allowed to hug friends and family from May 17th – that is, "all being well"!
