There was a good letter in the Telegraph today co-signed by Lockdown Sceptics contributor David Campbell and his colleague Kevin Dowd blaming Imperial College's alarmist modelling last March for the pickle we're in.
Scientists in India have upgraded the 'Nepal' variant to a variant of concern which they're calling 'Delta-plus', having detected nearly two dozen cases in three states.
A reader has submitted a terrific piece to Lockdown Sceptics about why he's mad as hell and is not going to wear a mask any more.
The latest data from the ONS reveals that just 84 people died of Covid in England + Wales in week ending June 11, less than 10% of deaths from flu and pneumonia ad one of the lowest weekly totals since the pandemic began.
A Lockdown Sceptics reader has shared a letter to their local Conservative MP about the role that lockdown scepticism may have played in the Conservatives' recent by-election loss in Chesham and Amersham.
We're publishing an original piece on Lockdown Sceptics by a retired Professor of Forensic Science and Biological Anthropology and an epidemiologist asking whether the recent case rises falsifies the seasonality hypotheses
Lockdown Sceptics has published a guest post by financial historian Edward Chancellor in which he explains why he's not prepared to comply with mask mandates any more. Enough is enough.
We're publishing an original piece on Lockdown Sceptics today by a lecturer at a Russell Group university about the poor reasoning of those who advocate for vaccine passports.
In my Spectator column I have tried to answer the question of why the global elite are such enthusiasts for the heavy-handed, statist approach to managing the coronavirus crisis and opponents of less draconian alternatives
Glen Bishop, the maths student at Nottingham, has worked out what the Government has effectively spent on each life saved from COVID-19: £1 million.
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