Why won't the Sunday Times's Economics Editor explain how Net Zero fits with a growing economy? David Smith was asked by David Craig to square this circle for his readers, and he simply responded: "No."
The Times recently ran an article with the title ‘Children are less like their parents than we thought, study finds’. Yet the study in question found the exact opposite. So what's going on?
Publications like the Times and Nature are still publishing pieces pushing the case for lockdowns using discredited claims and fantasy modelling. We are not out of the woods yet. The lockdown fanatics have gone nowhere.
An article in The Times claims Britain's death toll would have been much higher if we hadn't locked down. Yet it omits one very important point: infections were almost certainly falling when the first lockdown began.
Fourth Covid vaccines doses are not currently needed, Government scientific advisers have said, as protection against severe disease from three doses is holding up.
In a mean-spirited piece that makes no effort to engage with the arguments of HART's Covid report, Tom Whipple rounds up the usual suspects to heap opprobrium on anything that deviates from the establishment line.
