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Cracks emerge in the Covid inquiry consensus
Small cracks are emerging in the mainstream Covid consensus following three weeks of proceedings in Wales, which wrapped up this week.
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Why is the WHO calling critics ‘conspiracy theorists’?
The organisation is trying to avoid scrutiny over its pandemic treaty.
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Don’t trust Davos on ‘Disease X’
The WEF risks repeating Covid-era mistakes in future pandemics.
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Anthony Fauci is finally facing his reckoning
The ex-NIAID director struggled to answer Congress's questions this week.
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Rishi Sunak: lockdown costs outweighed benefits
The PM quoted a significant QALY finding in yesterday's inquiry hearing.
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The UK Covid Inquiry is asking the wrong questions
If most politicians broke their own rules, was it really the right approach?
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The media brings Covid-era alarmism to swine flu
Publications are once again exaggerating the risks of another virus.
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Chris Whitty is wrong about herd immunity
He's still trapped in the narrow-minded world of 2020.
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The UK Covid Inquiry is turning into a whitewash
The public deserves better.
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The media missed the real Boris Johnson Covid story
The former PM should have ignored Dominic Cummings on lockdown.
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Professor Sunetra Gupta's UK Covid Inquiry Witness Statement
The UK Covid Inquiry began hearing witness statements and testimony in June 2023, and will continue doing so until 2026. Collateral Global has been following the proceedings, with regular columns in Unherd. Professor Sunetra Gupta submitted a written statement earlier this year. You can read the full statement below:
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UK Covid inquiry turns its focus to Great Barrington Declaration
Lockdown sceptics are being exposed to a very different line of questioning.