In this week’s episode of London Calling, the talk is about the fuel crisis (which Delingpole inevitably links to the Great Reset), whether Jedi knights are 'white saviours' and the cringeworthy second season of Ted Lasso.
First year students at Bath are being given wristbands by university authorities to signal whether they've been double-jabbed, prompting anger at emerging “two-tier” university campuses.
We're publishing an original post on the Daily Sceptic today by Dr. Anne Bradshaw, a retired Lecturer in Adult Health Care, about Britain's nursing shortage and why the authorities' plans to address it are inadequate.
Jo Grady, head of the UCU, addressed a fringe at the Labour conference in which almost no one in the audience was masked. This is staggeringly hypocritical, given that the UCU is insisting on mask mandates across campus.
On Saturday, the Irish Government announced that travellers from its list of 'designated states' (Ireland's 'Red List') would no longer have to quarantine for two weeks, creating pressure on Westminster to follow suit.
We're introducing a new section to the Daily Sceptic today: Reviews. We're also publishing our first ever book review in which Dr. Bo Winegard writes about How to Talk to a Science Denier by Lee McIntyre. It's a stinker!
Spectator columnist Aidan Hartley has written a guest post for the Daily Sceptic about Kenya and the U.K.'s vaccine passport scheme that is such a dog's breakfast it is damaging relations between the two countries.
Covid infections have plummeted despite fears that the new school term would fuel an autumn surge, according to the latest ONS data.
We're publishing a new Postcard today from a Daily Sceptic reader – this one about a trip he and his wife made to the Rhine in Germany and Switzerland. Sounds pretty nice.
Number of people infected with COVID-19 in the w/e September 18th was 11% lower than the previous week, R is now <1 and hospital admissions are less than half SAGE's best case scenario.
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