Seychelles is locking down again – even though it has fully vaccinated more than 60% of its adult population with two vaccine doses, more than any other country in the world including Israel. Why?
The U.K. recorded its lowest Covid death toll in nine months yesterday, while infections fell to a level not seen since September. Yet Boris doggedly sticks to roadmap. 
A study of 52,000 Covid hospital patients from the winter finds "an abundance admitted to hospital within seven days of vaccination". The authors blame people for not being careful, but what does the evidence say?
Research on mice has found that exposure to the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein by itself is enough to cause COVID-19-like symptoms, including severe inflammation of the lungs. Is this connected to any vaccine side effects?
India, with its surging infections, is the latest Covid cautionary tale. But the country is 20 times bigger than the UK and Covid is far from its biggest killer. And why is it suddenly surging in every region at once?
GP Dr Helen Westwood wrote to her MP Graham Brady with concerns about the vaccines and coercion, and received a response from Vaccines Minister Nadhim Zahawi that was far from reassuring.
Big Pharma employee: "Stock price performance is seen as a measure of their success, and it will trump anything else. So any new information that might damage the share price, if it can be stalled or quashed, will be."
A new Oxford study claims to show the vaccines working. But a closer look reveals some strange features, plus a confirmation of the troubling post-jab infection spike, leaving us with more questions than answers.
Despite the vaccines there will be another Covid wave, Boris said yesterday, as he announced a task force to find new treatments before winter. Is this another sign of waning Government confidence in the vaccines?
Just 32 vaccinated people were hospitalised with COVID-19 in recent months, according to “extraordinary” real world data showing the effectiveness of Britain’s immunisation programme.
