To lockdown or not to lockdown: how about we actually follow the science for a change?
With a few notable exceptions, the level of scientific discourse within the political and journalistic classes is abysmal. And for those with a sense of
With a few notable exceptions, the level of scientific discourse within the political and journalistic classes is abysmal. And for those with a sense of
Keir Starmer’s call for a “circuit breaker” lockdown for two or three weeks was a bold and politically astute move. If the Prime Minister ultimately
For those dipping their toes into the dating pool during stay-at-home orders, it’s been like swimming in a version of Netflix’s reality series “Love is
Last week I took my two-year-old son Charlie for a walk through the centre of Beverley, my lovely hometown. It was the first time I’d
As we approach the middle of the ninth week of UK lockdown, it appears the scale of the economic Armageddon we are undergoing – or,
COVID-19 is disrupting education on an unprecedented scale. At the time of writing, UNESCO estimates that nearly 1.3 billion pupils have experienced school closures across 186 countries.
Working as I do on matters of extremism, I’ve attended, and even delivered briefings and training sessions on the Incel (involuntarily celibate) movement – an online subculture
“Stay alert”, says Boris Johnson. “Stay at home”, says Nicola Sturgeon. The instructions may not be mutually exclusive, for an alert person may, if sceptical,
Stop what you’re doing. It’s happened – Channel 4 News accidentally interviewed a normal person last night. Ryan Price, a plumber from Surrey, was asked
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