The UKHSA pleads poverty to get out of providing any systematic appraisal of the models it used to justify lockdown despite having a £2.4bn Covid budget for the coming year, say Prof Carl Heneghan and Dr Tom Jefferson.
The 'graph of doom' used to justify the second lockdown was known by the Government to be wrong, evidence submitted to the Covid Inquiry has shown. So why was it used?
The invented political notion that 99% of climate scientists believe humans have caused all or most recent global warming has been demolished (once again) by a group of Israeli scientists.
What the Covid 'Inquiry' is really about, says Alex Kriel, is power, and in particular ensuring that the elite’s vision of the technocratic biosecurity state is not only not derailed but is institutionalised.
In the latest example of how the Scottish Covid Inquiry is showing itself far less biased than the U.K one, Anders Tegnell has revealed that while he was snubbed by Hallett he was invited to make his case in Scotland.
Professor Peter Horby's appearance at the Covid Inquiry provided confirmation of the role of the shadowy DELVE group in bringing mask mandates to the U.K., overturning all the scientific advice to that point.
Stephen Andrews overheard an alternative Covid Inquiry hearing and scribbled it down, in which the Chair was heard to suggest a new collective noun for f**kwits – a SAGE.
Oxford's Professor Carl Heneghan and Dr Tom Jefferson set out 16 issues that the Covid Inquiry should address – such as the definition of a 'case' and the reliability of models – but hasn't and probably won't.
You won't hear it from our political leaders or the mainstream media, but 2023 has been a year where record cold weather temperatures have fallen on every continent, says David Craig.
Following his disgraceful treatment at the hands of the Covid Inquiry, Carl Heneghan writes with Tom Jefferson to Baroness Hallett to set the record straight and suggest she move her inquiry onto a more serious footing.
