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Robust neutralizing antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 infection persist for months
SARS-CoV-2 has caused a global pandemic with millions infected and numerous fatalities. Questions regarding the robustness, functionality, and longevity of the antibody response to the virus remain unanswered. Here we report that the vast majority...
Coronavirus: UK only buying enough vaccines to protect the most vulnerable
The young and healthy should only get the jab after more analysis on the risks and benefits, according to advice.
James Bloodworth
Coronavirus: UK only buying enough vaccines to protect the most vulnerable | UK News | Sky News
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Does appealing to the Red Wall mean losing BME votes? - CapX
Since Labour’s election catastrophe, in which many of its traditional voters deserted the party, there’s been a recurring discussion about how the party should position itself on cultural issues. In the Corbyn era those of us who talked about how...
Solidarity with Belarus: a statement
A statement in solidarity with the uprising in Belarus, signed by MPs, activists, trade unionists and others.
The false promise of herd immunity for COVID-19
Why proposals to largely let the virus run its course — embraced by Donald Trump’s administration and others — could bring “untold death and suffering”.
Royal popularity: Harry and Meghan drop significantly | YouGov
The latest update to the YouGov Royal Favourability tracker sees Harry and Meghan’s scores reach their lowest point to date
That Sleeping Owl Photo Doing The Rounds Online Turns Out To Be... Real
Thus far there have bee two types of viral animal stories. One where it turns out that the information in the tweet was waaaay off (see this beehive story
Rod Liddle to Record News UK Diversity Course
Top Sun, Times and TalkRadio figures have been privately venting their fury over Guido's revelations yesterday that the whole Murdoch News UK family is to
Coronavirus vaccine taskforce chair says first COVID vaccines 'likely to be imperfect' and 'might not prevent infection'
The warning comes as a review calls for a global standard to properly assess the effectiveness of vaccines.
The horror of deepfake nudes - UnHerd
We're facing an epidemic of synthetic pornography — and a world in which anyone's identity can be hijacked
Why You Shouldn’t Worry About Studies Showing Waning Coronavirus Antibodies
Experts say it’s normal for levels of antibodies to drop after clearing an infection, and that they represent just one arm of the immune response against a virus.
Survivors of the Titanic
Titanic eyewitnesses, footage of the wreckage and in-depth investigations into what happened when the ship hit an iceberg in April 1912
Sir Keir Starmer involved in road collision with cyclist
Police are investigating the incident, which saw a cyclist taken to hospital.
Oxford Covid vaccine works in all ages, trials suggest
Vaccine being trialled by Oxford University and AstraZeneca offers hope for all age groups
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James Bloodworth
Gained some knew followers today. If you've come for the politics then - welcome! However, if you prefer dank memes and pictures I post to create 'thirst' then follow me on insta, because I desperately need the validation
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Corrie star Johnny Leeze dies aged 78 after testing positive for covid
EMMERDALE and Coronation Street actor Johnny Leeze has died aged 78 after testing positive for coronavirus. His daughter Holly broke the sad news that her father had died following a two-week illne…
Oxford vaccine 'will be ready by Christmas' says professor
Medics and high-risk patients are likely to receive Oxford's Covid-19 vaccine before the end of the year, Adrian Hill, the professor leading the project said.
James Bloodworth
Oxford vaccine 'will be ready by Christmas' says professor dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8… via @MailOnline
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Benenden headmistress apologises for ‘offensive’ word as racial protests break out in schools
The headmistress at a top boarding school has “unreservedly apologised” for using the word “negro” in an assembly as a wave of protests by black pupils against “white privilege” sweeps across schools
John Gray: 'What can we learn from cats? Don't live in an imagined future'
The philosopher’s new book attacks the idea that any ideology has the answers to life’s questions – but advice from cats might be his exception…
James Bloodworth
‘Cats live for the sensation of life, not for something they might achieve or not achieve,” he says. “If we attach ourselves too heavily to some overarching purpose we’re losing the joy of life.’
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