This is an article by Andrew Mahon. Andrew is a writer based in London, who has written for the Spectator, […]

Someone has made good spot with this paper, and has let me know. It’s called ‘When to release the lockdown: […]

This is interesting. I came across this 2016 Guardian article pushing a report that said “ultra-rich” philanthropists, in particular Bill […]

This is an article by Dan C, whose Twitter page is @SirDanofC. For over a century now, every generation has […]

This is an article by Dene Bebbington, who is a freelance writer. Catastrophism is ever popular, especially in the last […]

I’ve written a longish article called ‘The Real Problem With Epidemiological Models’, which Toby Young has published at his Lockdown […]

This is an article by Peter Forsythe, who lives in Hong Kong. This article was originally published on Peter’s blog […]

This is an article by Thaddeus Michaels (not his real name), who is a data scientist. Neil Ferguson’s critics see […]

It turns out that Neil Ferguson isn’t only long-time scaremonger to have reached a high position of power. Michael Fumento […]

Sad to say, but almost unnoticed a new ‘divide’ is opening up as a result of lockdown, between those of […]

This is a guest post by John Church. John is an oil and gas professional and has spent some 30 […]

This is an article by Andrew Carey, addicted gambler and unemployed tree feller. When the virus that was to be […]

This is an article by Nic Elliott. Nic is the host of the Sounding Board podcast. His Twitter account is […]

Hard-working reader Christopher Bowyer has sent me some more graphs, some based on NHS England data, and some on the […]

This is an article by Simon Anthony, a one-time theoretical physicist. About a month ago, a team of researchers published […]

There’s an explosive news article at the BMJ backing up what I, and many writers and commentators here have been […]

One of my academic readers, who has been doing bar graphs of the ONS data, has sent some more through […]