This page is a summary of the past week, tweets and other pieces of information that I think are interesting and perhaps useful to refer to in the future.
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A great round-up of covid news can be found at lockdownsceptics.org
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Opinions on Government responses to Covid-19 are highly critical.
Respondents to this straw poll were asked to indicate their estimation of what friends, family and workmates thought of the Government's handling of the coronavirus. Here are the results for the UK respondents:
Below are the response options A to E …
Opinions on Government responses to Covid-19 are highly critical.
Respondents to this straw poll were asked to indicate their estimation of what friends, family and workmates thought of the Government's handling of the coronavirus. Here are the results for the UK respondents:
Below are the response options A to E …
Opinions on Government responses to Covid-19 appear to be increasingly critical.
Respondents to this straw poll were asked to indicate their estimation of what friends, family and workmates thought of the Government's handling of the coronavirus. Here are the results for the 326 UK respondents:
Below are the response options …
The UK2 Government has taken drastic actions to deal with Covid-19, but are these actions and fears in proportion to the reality?
Levels of mortality in 2019/2020 are very similar to those suffered in 1999/2000.
Quarantines and draconian interventions were not justified then and as millions of jobs …
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US covid-19 deaths have risen, peaked and fallen very differently from those of large Western European countries.
What is causing this difference and what can we learn from it?
Early in of July I took an informal poll of opinion on Covid - how supportive or critical are people of their governments. A month later I have repeated the exercise, a total of 342 people responded (last month 202).
Respondents to the survey, who were sourced by a request through …
Data Source for the above chart
UK teachers have been spooked by the confusing messages of government and media.
Campaigns by teachers' unions to only open when it is 'safe' have further reinforced the sense that schools are risky for children and teachers.
Are teachers' fears justified?
