Day: 3 July 2021

The Prime Minister has signed off plans to end the legal requirement to wear masks on July 19th, saying the link between COVID-19 infections and hospitalisations has been broken.

Sajid Javid is striking a very different tone to his predecessor as he makes the right noises about opening up and getting our priorities right. But will he be able to deliver against all those with other ideas?

300 healthcare workers in Italy have launched legal action against their Government in a "democratic battle" against the forced vaccination of staff.

We're publishing a short story today by the historian and regular Lockdown Sceptics contributor Guy de la Bédoyère, set in Britain in 2039. Needless to say, the country still hasn't unlocked due to the weekly appearance of 'new variants'.

Cancelled work placements and silence from potential employers has pushed thousands of recent university graduates to study “panic master’s” courses, an admissions expert has warned.

We're publishing an original essay on Lockdown Sceptics today by Dr. James Alexander, an Assistant Professor of Political Science, in which he sets out a political theory of COVID-19 drawing heavily on Hobbes's Leviathan.

The Government will end the requirement for fully vaccinated Brits to quarantine after coming into contact with a person who has tested positive for Covid within weeks, despite concerns that some could "game" the system.

A summary of all the most interesting stories that have appeared about the virus in the past 24 hours – not just in Britain, but around the world.

Prof Tim Spector dismayed many of his Twitter followers by calling for the vaccination of children to combat the Delta variant. But his arguments ignore key risk-benefit concerns and anyway make no sense.