According to Prof Sunetra Gupta, Boris favoured a Swedish-style approach to lockdown in the Autumn of 2021. He revealed this in a round-table meeting with her, Prof Carl Heneghan and Anders Tegnell.
We are finally entering a phase of Covid 'narrative collapse', says Oxford epidemiologist Prof Sunetra Gupta. However, many are still refusing to recognise that the problem wasn't just school closures; it was lockdown.
A new study enumerates 12 ways in which leading scientists were censored for their heterodox views on COVID-19 and the ways they found to deal with them without recanting their heresy.
A leader in today’s Telegraph says the question the Covid inquiry must ask is whether we should have locked down at all. People are beginning to conclude it was a calamitous mistake.
Camilla Tominey asks whether the time has come for those politicians, scientists and journalists who vilified lockdown sceptics for having ‘blood on their hands’ should to fall to their knees and beg for forgiveness?
According to the Bookies, the favourite to win this year's Nobel Peace Prize is the WHO. John Tierney in City Journal has some more worthy recipients in mind: Anders Tegnell, Johan Giesecke, Jay Bhattacharya, Sunetra Gupta and Martin Kulldorff.
Sunetra Gupta has been nominated for the Contrarian Prize, set up "to recognise individuals in British public life who demonstrate independence, courage and sacrifice".
As pressure mounts on the JCVI to approve vaccinations for 12-15 year-olds and boosters, it seems no one has bothered to ask what the point is if they don't produce herd immunity.
Lockdown proponents are seeking scapegoats for the "biggest public health fiasco in history" when they should be examining the impacts of their own ideas, says two of the authors of the Great Barrington Declaration.
We're publishing an original piece by John Tamny, editor of RealClearMarkets, and the author of the newly released book, When Politicians Panicked: The New Coronavirus, Expert Opinion, and a Tragic Lapse of Reason.
