A porter has testified at the Scottish Covid-19 Inquiry that the hospital he works in was “half full” at “the outbreak” of covid and the beginning of the first lockdown. In April […]
Hospital worker tells Scottish Covid Inquiry hospitals were only “half full” during the covid outbreak
Are climate scientists becoming slaves to a system designed to prevent science?
The climate system is extremely complex and our understanding is deeply uncertain. There is a whole lot that we don’t know and even more that we can’t know. When in the 1980s, […]
Climate change cultists want the UN to include reducing meat consumption in its plans to combat world hunger
The United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organisation (“FAO”) has published an agri-food road map to combat hunger and climate change. But it has drawn criticism from some for not going far enough. […]
Here’s what our readers thought (22 – 30 May)
Here are the results from the polls we’ve been running on our Telegram channel last week. We asked readers, or others in groups where our polls are shared, if we should continue […]
GSK’s litigation woes for selling harmful drugs continue
Drugmakers GlaxoSmithKline (“GSK”) and Boehringer Ingelheim have managed to persuade a Chicago jury to reject a woman’s claim that the heartburn drug Zantac caused her cancer. Although the companies won this case, […]
Philippines House of Representatives hears how excess deaths have skyrocketed and births have declined since covid “vaccines” were rolled out
Explosive findings have been revealed in a recent Philippines House of Representatives committee investigation into hundreds of thousands of excess deaths believed to be linked to the covid “vaccine.” The committee heard […]
NHS DEI programme is hugely costly and disruptive
In January, anger erupted after an audit showed that NHS bosses were splurging £40 million a year on “diversity” jobs. Money which could pay for 1,150 nurses. In recent days, British oncologist […]