We're publishing a long, thoughtful essay on the Daily Sceptic by an MIT-educated software developer who has decided, on balance, not to get vaccinated. He's reasonable and scientifically-literate, not an anti-vaxxer.
The modellers who warned Britain had to impose severe restrictions or face tens of thousands of deaths from Omicron are in retreat – although they've yet to admit they were wrong about every previous variant too.
A Daily Sceptic reader has complained to the BBC about its reporting of Britain's Covid death toll. It failed to make clear that 150,000 have died 28 days after testing positive for Covid, but not necessarily of Covid.
We're publishing an original essay on the Daily Sceptic by New York based writer Nick Comilla about why so many apparently sensible, intelligent people have welcomed the state's interference in their liberty.
The Daily Sceptic is publishing a hospital situation report from its in-house doctor – and it's good news. Covid community admissions are falling in London and flatlining across the country. Omicron has peaked.
Welsh First Minister Mark Drakeford has vowed to keep draconian Covid restrictions in place in spite of daily Covid cases falling for the second day in a row across the U.K.
More than a third of schools have at least one in 10 teachers absent due to Covid reasons, as some students refuse to wear masks in class or take tests, according to teaching unions.
Last Sunday Twitter permanently banned Politics For All, a politically irreverent account with almost half a million followers. Sign this Free Speech Union petition urging Twitter to reinstate the account.
In a day of good news, Britain's daily Covid cases fell for the first time in a month, daily Covid deaths declined 30.4% week on week and hospitalisations dropped in London.
Are vaccine boosters advisable for the young and healthy? According to Dr. David Livermore, Professor of Medical Microbiology at UEA, they may not be. A Daily Sceptic exclusive.
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