It's claimed that the mistake with Covid was rejecting a mitigation strategy in favour of a novel suppression one which came from China. But on closer inspection this distinction collapses.
Over-cautious unions have played the crucial role in driving the country into lockdowns, writes Dr. Ben Irvine, an Honorary Fellow in the Philosophy Department at the University of Durham.
Professor Neil Ferguson has said that Britain is unlikely to need a winter lockdown because high cases numbers earlier in the year mean antibody levels are higher in the U.K. than Holland or Germany.
We're publishing a guest post in the Daily Sceptic by Professor David Livermore arguing that the SAGE modellers should be asked to prove their models can accurately predict the future before we follow their advice again.
We're republishing a letter in the Telegraph pointing out SAGE modellers need to accept some blame for the care home fiasco since they predicted hospitals would be overwhelmed if elderly patients weren't discharged.
