Brazilian health authority Anvisa announced on Wednesday that a volunteer on the AstraZeneca & Oxford…
Lit.October 23, 2020
While watching the circus formerly known as the Republican National Convention (RNC), which ended with…
Adam BarnettAugust 31, 2020
On 5th July, the Sunday Times published the findings of its investigation into the upsurge…
Lit.July 8, 2020
I was in middle school when I first heard about the Stanford marshmallow experiment, a…
Frances WeetmanJune 13, 2020
No-one could have predicted this. Mere days after UK MPs return to Westminster, a government…
Frances WeetmanJune 5, 2020
In mid-April President Donald Trump announced that the US would halt its funding of the…
Lit.June 1, 2020
As a Tory Party member, and as a somewhat older member of a prominent youth…
Lewis McNamaraMay 28, 2020
You don’t have to believe that managing a pandemic is easy, or that there is…
Adam BarnettMay 24, 2020
American writer Gregg Easterbrook once wrote “torture numbers and they’ll confess to anything” - and…
Lit.May 20, 2020
Frank Lawton argues that our democracy relies on the theatre of in-person parliamentary debate.
Frank LawtonMay 18, 2020
When the economist Friedrich Hayek wrote his 1973 work Law, Legislation and Liberty, it would…
Frances WeetmanMay 16, 2020
Josh Adams asks why the UK Government’s COVID-19 messaging has been so unhelpful.
Josh AdamsMay 14, 2020
Lit debunks the strangest COVID-19 theories, because the best way to fight the virus is…
Lit.May 10, 2020
Frances Weetman asks why there are so few science graduates reporting on COVID-19.
Frances WeetmanMay 4, 2020
Harriet Marsden asks what societal changes might occur as a result of the pandemic.
Harriet MarsdenMay 2, 2020
What are clinical trials – and why should I care? Clinical trials test medical treatments…
Lit.April 30, 2020
Frances Weetman tries to find moderation in the COVID-19 political debate.
Frances WeetmanApril 23, 2020
Comparing countries' COVID-19 mortality rates this early in the pandemic can lead to problems. Here…
Lit.April 16, 2020