We're publishing a guest post on the Daily Sceptic from our in-house doctor, time drawing on his long experience of working in NHS hospitals to explain why the NHS won't be resuming normal service for a good while yet.
Spotify has announced will add trigger warnings to podcast episodes that discuss COVID-19, directing people to the platform's 'COVID-19 Guide', which includes podcasts by BBC News, the Guardian and Nature.
Universities are forcing students to go to their graduations alone, while families watch online, in spite of the scrapping of Covid restrictions. I wonder how many of these students are regretting taking out £45,000 loans?
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has gone into hiding as 50,000 truckers descend on Ottawa to protest against vaccine mandates and pointless lockdown restrictions.
Boris deserves little credit for not following the advice of SAGE scientists and imposing tighter Covid restrictions over Christmas. He was planning to, but was thwarted by a Cabinet coup, according to the Mail on Sunday.
In this week's episode of London Calling, the topics are the conflict in Ukraine, why Kyiv should be spelt K-I-E-V, Boris's survival prospects and the late-to-the-party lockdown sceptics.
Toothy tyrant Jacinda Arden imposes draconian new restrictions in New Zealand after 84 people test positive for Omicron on Saturday, refusing to abandon her crackpot Zero Covid policy.
ITV has been warned by Ofcom after Dr Hilary Jones claimed 90% of all hospital patients are unvaccinated. ITV issued a "clarification" claiming he meant 90% of Covid patients in ICUs are unvaccinated – not true either.
We're publishing an original essay on the Daily Sceptic by James Alexander, an Assistant Professor at Bilkent University in Turkey, exploring the new state morality that has emerged as the church has declined.
From this weekend, Irish pubs, restaurants and other hospitality outlets can return to normal operations, and customers will not be asked for to show a digital Covid pass, Taoiseach Micheal Martin has announced.
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