The English Football League is to launch an 'education campaign' aimed at getting more players 'jabbed' after it was found that almost a third of EFL footballers have not been vaccinated and don't intend to be.
British drivers face new taxes to use the roads to help claw back a little of the ginormous cost of moving to electric cars.
A Victoria health official has admitted that playgrounds have been shut in the state during lockdowns not because of the risk of children spreading Covid but to stop parents from being able to meet.
Mixed messaging from the Government on its work from home guidelines has left many businesses confused, with some Tory MPs warning that companies which rely on office workers will be at risk if this continues.
Is there a relationship between the roll out of Covid vaccines and the increase in non-Covid-related heart attacks? An economist investigates for the Daily Sceptic.
Record numbers of antidepressants are being prescribed to young children, with almost 250,000 prescribed to children aged between five and 16 in 2020 – the year of lockdowns – alone.
Test and Trace call centre staff are being laid off because there aren't enough 'cases' to keep them busy, with some being sacked just weeks after they were hired, according to reports.
A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about politicians’ efforts to control the virus — and other acts of hubris and folly – not just in Britain, but around the world.
We should not get "carried away with our new freedoms", says Education Secretary Gavin Williams who has refused to rule out more school closures later this year if there is another wave of Covid 'cases'.
Another million doses of the Moderna Covid vaccine have been temporarily suspended in Japan following the discovery of contaminants in more batches.
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