We've published a guest post on Lockdown Sceptics by our technology correspondent. He's unimpressed by the NHS's vaccine booking site, where you can find out anyone's vaccine status if you know a few details about them.
We're publishing a third postcard from our Brazilian correspondent today in which he explains that infections are declining across Brazil in spite of President Bolsonaro's stubborn refusal to lockdown.
More good news today – if only Boris was paying attention to data, not dates. Come on BoJo. Reward the electorate for delivering yet another hammer blow to the Labour Party and set them free.
The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has issued new guidance today saying that adults aged 30 to 39 without underlying health conditions should be offered an alternative to the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine.
Today we're publishing a debate about immunity passports between Dr. Alberto Giubilini, a Senior Research Fellow in the Oxford Philosophy Faculty, and Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Professor of Medicine at Stanford University.
Heartening news ahead of tomorrow's elections. The People's Party in Madrid, led by Isabel Díaz Ayuso, who is credited with keeping lockdown restrictions to a minimum in the city, won yesterday's regional election.
Today we’re publishing a series of cartoons, done in the style of the Bayeux Tapestry, telling the story of the global panic caused by the Covid outbreak and the ruling class's exploitation of it for their own ends.
The Department of Health's daily update showed four more Covid deaths in the UK yesterday, making May 2nd and 3rd the lowest two-day total for eight months. What more "data" do you need Boris? Time to open up.
The U.K. recorded its lowest Covid death toll in nine months yesterday, while infections fell to a level not seen since September. Yet Boris doggedly sticks to roadmap. 🤷♂️
Sunetra Gupta gave an interview to BBC News last week which may be a now low in the Beeb's one-sided coverage of the lockdown debate. Jay Bhattacharya and Martin Kulldorff have come to their colleague's defence.
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