The first drug to treat coronavirus has been approved by the U.K.’s medicines regulator and is being introduced ASAP on the NHS. No, it's not ivermectin. It's Ronapreve, the same drug that was used to treat Donald Trump.
We're publishing an original piece on the Daily Sceptic today by a senior executive at pharmaceutical company setting out the choices facing Australia and New Zealand. There are no good options.
We're publishing an original essay on the Daily Sceptic today by Dr. James Alexander, an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Bilkent University in Turkey, about the Conservatives Party's decline.
In this week's London Calling, Toby and James ask how Dan Andrew’s became such an authoritarian zealot, whether Afghanistan is the worst US foreign policy disaster since 1975 and wonder if Ted Lasso has jumped the shark.
The SNP has unveiled sinister plans to make its emergency Covid powers permanent. Deputy First Minister John Swinney says it's an opportunity to maintain the brilliant 'innovations' the SNP has made in the last 15 months.
Daily Sceptic contributor Dr Noah Carl has written a must-read piece for UnHerd about the decline and fall of Nature, once the world's most prestigious scientific journal but now a wholly owned subsidiary of the woke cult.
We're publishing an original piece on the Daily Sceptic today by Freddie Attenborough, a former academic, in which he imagines a near future in which vaccine refuseniks are targeted by vigilante mobs of pro-vaxxers.
A reader has emailed the Daily Sceptic with a heart-warming account of a funeral. No masks, no social distancing, plenty of singing and laughter, and all down to the local pub for the wake. Felt like the old normal.
The Government's abandonment of the self-isolation rule for the double-jabbed who get 'pinged' makes no sense, given that the vaccines don't stop you getting infected. Why not just abandon the rule altogether?
All 16 and 17 year-olds will be offered a Covid vaccine in the next week in a bid to boost immunity before the return of schools in September. Hard to see the point, given that teenagers aren't vulnerable to COVID-19.
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