Tag: Carl Heneghan

The Government's sinister Counter-Disinformation Unit targeted Oxford Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine Carl Heneghan for questioning the evidence for lockdown. Read his stinging response.

Thorsteinn Siglaugsson has fact-checked the fact checker whose work is being used to discredit the Cochrane review on masking which concluded there's no high-quality evidence that face masks reduce the spread of COVID-19.

Matt Hancock was enraged by what he called the "f***ing Sweden argument" and told his aides to “supply three or four bullet points of why Sweden is wrong", leaked WhatsApp messages from the Lockdown Files have revealed.

A new study enumerates 12 ways in which leading scientists were censored for their heterodox views on COVID-19 and the ways they found to deal with them without recanting their heresy.

A leader in today’s Telegraph says the question the Covid inquiry must ask is whether we should have locked down at all. People are beginning to conclude it was a calamitous mistake.

Camilla Tominey asks whether the time has come for those politicians, scientists and journalists who vilified lockdown sceptics for having ‘blood on their hands’ should to fall to their knees and beg for forgiveness?

There have now been 12,517 excess non-Covid deaths in England and Wales in the last 14 weeks, according to official data, as an Oxford Professor joins the call for the Government to investigate the alarming trend.

SAGE has been stood down in a clear sign that the Government believes the Covid crisis is over. Good to see the back of those guys, who had a special knack for using bad predictions to push us into unnecessary lockdowns.

The new parliamentary report on Covid repeats the claim that locking down a week earlier would have saved tens of thousands of lives. This is contradicted by the data which shows infections peaking before lockdown.

Last month saw one of the first public debates about the lockdown policy. It was hosted by the Modern Review and the sceptics won a thundering victory. You can now watch the debate on YouTube.