According to a Telegraph exclusive, the number of people with protection either through vaccination or previous infection will hit 73.4% on April 12th – the herd immunity threshold.
We're publishing an original piece by a Russel Group university-trained epidemiologist looking at why a consensus emerged so quickly last spring that the only way to manage the coronavirus outbreak was to lock everyone up.
We're publishing a guest post by Dr David McGroggan, Associate Professor of Law at Northumbria Law School, who is unconvinced by the Govt's claims that it can do nothing to stop employers introducing vaccine passports.
We're publishing an original piece by John Tamny, editor of RealClearMarkets, and the author of the newly released book, When Politicians Panicked: The New Coronavirus, Expert Opinion, and a Tragic Lapse of Reason.
Not so much a presser as a depresser: Boris Johnson says we'll need to continue wearing masks for another year, refuses to confirm lifting travel ban on May 17th and says vaccine passports are on the way.
We're publishing an interview today with Kevin McKernan, a PCR expert. He believes the UK’s testing system is “a mess” and not using PCR to diagnose other diseases is “killing people”. He also thinks the UK’s glacial reopening is “madness” and that the we should follow in the footsteps of Florida.
We're publishing an original police about the police's break up of a Good Friday service by the church leader who brought a successful legal challenge against the Scottish Government for banning collective worship.
We're publishing a list of the 73 MPs and nine peers who have signed a pledge, promising to oppose vaccine passports. And what a coalition it is, with Jeremy Corbyn standing alongside Sir Iain Duncan Smith.
Plenty of readers have come up with suggestions for David McGrogan's Lockdown Sceptics' Library. Highlights include Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, The Captive Mind and the Gulag Archipelago.
Lockdown Sceptics has published a new piece by Dr Noah Carl arguing that the strategy recommended in the Great Barrington Declaration – Focused Protection – would have resulted in fewer deaths than locking everybody down.
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