In an original piece for Lockdown Sceptics, former Parliamentary researcher Dr James Moreton Wakeley asks why the police are enforcing lockdown restrictions with such wild abandon.
At the beginning of the first lockdown, some commentators welcomed the opportunity to spend more "quality time" with their families. But as Dr Sinéad Murphy points out, many families couldn't cope with the extra burden.
Twitter was aflame last night with politicians and journalists condemning the police's brutal treatment of women gathering on Clapham Common. Yet these are the same people who've enthusiastically supported the lockdowns.
Dr Mike Yeadon is back on Lockdown Sceptics! Today we're publishing a new paper by him (and co-author Marc Girardot) looking at how worried we should be about the new variants. They're pretty sanguine.
Japan has largely relied on voluntary social distancing to suppress the virus, eschewing the more draconian measures elsewhere, and yet its Covid death toll is only 8359.
In an original essay for Lockdown Sceptics, Dr James Moreton Wakeley, a former parliamentary researcher, says the Government's response to lockdown is an indictment of Britain's political class.
Robin Tilbrook, the solicitor leading one of the legal challenges of the Government's Lockdown Regulations, has written a guest post for Lockdown Sceptics updating us on this particular challenge. He now has a court date!
South Dakota has had among the fewest restrictions of any country in the Western world. Yet cases started falling rapidly after the November peak. Dr Noah Carl asks why?
Historian and Lockdown Sceptics regular Guy de la Bédoyère, who wrote a book about the development of the Polio vaccine, explains why having the Covid jab was a no-brainer for him.
Lockdown Sceptics has published an original piece by an experienced research scientists about the MHRA's Yellow Card reporting system. The verdict? Not fit for purpose.
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