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Today specifically about aviation and travel and transport being a part of that. she is really, really putting the boot in and saying that aviation and travel are absolutely incomprehensible, she says. the travel restrictions are still in place. i think whichever side you're on, whether in favour of more stringent measures or in favour of, you're a lockdown sceptic, nothing seems to make much sense at the moment. having a floppy borders policy, as well as saying we're going to lift lockdown, but not quite sure if we are. other papers saying things are going to be relieved or pushed back by a f...

IMF Approves Sudan Debt Relief Plan by Zachary Conti - Jubilee USA On Monday, the International Monetary Fund approved a plan to pay for Sudan's debt owed to the financial institution. Using grants and internal resources, IMF leadership agreed to clear $1.3 billion in missed debt payments or arrears. On Monday, the International Monetary Fund approved a plan to pay for Sudan's debt owed to the financial institution. Using grants and internal resources, IMF leadership agreed to clear $1.3 billion in missed debt payments or arrears. “The IMF approved an important step in the process for Sud...

Neil O’ Brien, Tory MP for Harborough and vice-chairman of the Conservative Party, has suggested, “Covid sceptics have a hell of a lot to answer for”. Mr O’Brien is a rare right-wing voice calling out the Covid and lockdown deniers who have undermined the national pandemic response. Some, Piers Corbyn for example, are so cartoonish and deluded that they are difficult to take seriously. Mr Corbyn confirms Richard Dawkins’ opinion that, “a delusion is something people believe in, despite a total lack of evidence”. Mr Corbyn’s lack of a public platform, furth of Speakers’ Cor...

A prominent 'lockdown sceptic' was forced to admit he got it wrong after saying the coronavirus had 'all but disappeared' Thomas Colson Toby Young appears on BBC Newsnight with host Emily Maitlis A prominent British campaigner against lockdowns has said he "got that wrong" after predicting in the summer that the coronavirus had "all but disappeared." Writer and commentator Toby Young wrote in aJune article for the Telegraph newspaper that a second spike of COVID-19 infections had "refused to materialise." "Hands up, I got that wrong," Young said on BBC Newsnight on ...