If CNN can't even be bothered to check which city COP26 is in, how confident can we be that the broadcaster will check any other 'facts' it broadcasts about the 'Climate Breakdown'?
We're publishing a guest post today by law professor and Daily Sceptic regular David McGrogan. He is gradually coming round to the idea that, beneath Boris's lust for power there is a smidgen of libertarian sentiment.
Thousands of children were told to wear masks when they returned to school today after the half-term break, in spite of zero evidence that masks suppress transmission of SARS-CoV-2 in schools.
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki, who has received two doses of the vaccine and is a devout mask wearer, revealed last night she had tested positive for COVID-19. Awkward!
The Daily Sceptic has had more online readers this month than the New Statesman, Novara Media and the Morning Star combined. It's had 2.87 million visits since Oct 1st.
Viral, a new book by Alina Chan and Matt Ridley, describes the role that citizen journalists played in debunking the theory that it was a naturally occurring virus in bats that accidentally jumped to the human population.
Jonny Peppiatt, a regular contributor to the Daily Sceptic, has just returned home after a recent hospital stay. He shares his thoughts about what it's like to be a non-Covid patient in a Covid-obsessed NHS.
Fully vaccinated travellers entering the U.K. from the remaining seven countries on the 'red list' will not have to self-isolate from 4am on Monday. But the Government has left the door open to bring back the policy.
Why have the lockdown sceptics' failed to win the argument? Partly because we made the mistake of trying to appeal to reason, but partly because we got some things wrong at the beginning.
Releasing all Covid restrictions on 'Freedom Day' was the right thing to do despite outcry at the time, a study for Imperial College London led by 'Professor Lockdown' Neil Ferguson has found.
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