We're publishing an original piece on the Daily Sceptic today by a senior pharmaceutical company executive setting out the ethical case against vaccinating healthy 12-15 year-olds.
Boris Johnson has executed so many U-turns in the past 18 months, it’s as if his solution to the supply chain problem is to retrain as an HGV driver. But even by his standards, the past few days have been an omnishambles.
NHS Test and Trace, which has cost the taxpayer £38 billion, may have only prevented 6% of Covid infections, according to a new official report.
In tonight's London Calling, James Delingpole and I rage about the decision to vaccinate kids, lament the weaponisation of Emma Raducanu and celebrate Stanley Tucci's victory over Meghan Markle in last night's Emmy Awards.
Nadhim Zahawi said in a House of Commons speech tonight that the vaccination of healthy 12-15 year-olds would go ahead – and confirmed that children, not their parents, would have the final say about whether to get jabbed.
According to the Telegraph, Boris is about to announce a new policy: no more national lockdowns. Yet another tease of Tuesday's speech. They've all been good so far, save for going ahead with vaccinating children.
Collateral Global, a newly formed UK-based charity dedicated to researching the effectiveness of the lockdowns and associated restrictions, has launched a crowdfunder to help pay for its research.
According to today's Sunday Times, the Prime Minister will announce this week that he's scrapping plans to bring in vaccine passports at the end of the month. Sajid Javid more or less confirmed this on Sky News this am.
A backbench rebellion is brewing over plans to vaccine healthy 12-15 year-olds after 26 Tory MPs warned the Government overruling expert advice risks “dissolving the bond of trust” between the public and the Government.
We're publishing another terrific post on the Daily Sceptic by Charlotte Niemiec. This one is about the unseemly haste with which the Government raised National Insurance and the flimsy rationale for doing so.
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