Covid lockdowns cost at least £118 billion in lost GDP, but what did it save?
Any cost-benefit analysis of lockdowns that plays down the economic impacts is misguided.
Any cost-benefit analysis of lockdowns that plays down the economic impacts is misguided.
In the UK, hybrid working is running at roughly three times the levels seen before the pandemic and there are few signs of fatigue with it setting in.
New research has shown that lockdowns are even less effective than previously thought.
On Covid, learning from the past is much more important than apportioning blame.
As more and more sceptics come out of the closet, it’s time to admit: small rebellions kept me sane during lockdown madness.
Why breaking the rules is just not cricket.
Daily Briefing: The 25 million residents of Shanghai are back in lockdown, as China cleaves to its zero-Covid strategy.
We must remember the apocalyptic modelling, authoritarian policing and hysterical broadcasting in lockdown for the sake of posterity.
Attempts to whitewash our foolish self-immolation are embarrassingly awkward.
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