A new study – the largest of its kind – has found that the Pfizer vaccine produces an "off the scale" immune response likely to protect against the Brazilian, Kent and Wuhan variants.
We're publishing an original piece today by David McGrogan, a Professor at Northumbria Law School, in which he recommends some books to help us understand how we ended up living under the plimsol of soft totalitarianism.
A retired dentist and Lockdown Sceptics contributor has made a list of those questions BBC correspondents and editors should be asking about the Government's management of the pandemic but aren't. It's quite long.
In an original interview for Lockdown Sceptics, Professor Martin Kulldorff says that the censorship of sceptical views by the media, including social media, during a pandemic is a danger to public health.
The UK no longer has the highest Covid death rate in the world, according to data just released by Statista. We're now fifth. Sweden, which didn't lock down, is 22nd.
The "vast majority" of positives test results in schools are likely to be false, according to Jon Deeks, Professor of Biostatistics and head of the Test Evaluation Research Group at the University of Birmingham.
According to a new ONS survey published today, more than half of people in England now have Covid antibodies – and a new IpsosMORI poll reveals public concern about Covid is plummeting.
Forty Conservative MPs have written to Boris Johnson urging him to ease travel curbs and bring back foreign holidays as pressure grows to lift the lockdown ahead of schedule as cases, hospitalisations and deaths plummet.
Tonight's episode of Panorama has "broken" a story that was first revealed on Lockdown Sceptics four months ago: cross-contamination at Lighthouse Labs has led to an unknown number of false positives in PCR test results.
the in-house technology correspondent at Lockdown Sceptics takes a look at the NHS Vaccine App. His conclusion? A gift to scammers, blackmailers and fraudsters.
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