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English Suicide Rate As Bad Today As 20 Years Ago

Michael Curzon October 13, 2023

A number of charities are calling on the government to confirm renewed local suicide prevention funding.

Rapists ‘Not Being Jailed’ Amid UK Prison Overcrowding

Michael Curzon October 13, 2023

The drive to lock citizens in their homes because of COVID now appears to be hampering the locking up of rapists in jail.

Lockdown Legacy: 25% of pupils in England ‘persistently absent’

Michael Curzon October 1, 2023

‘Attendance hubs’ are being created to tackle school absenteeism, but some say they merely “scratch the surface” of the problem

WHO’s Pandemic Treaty Negotiations Run Short on Time

Tamás Orbán September 23, 2023

Global framework would create mandatory pandemic regulations for all UN member states

The Pandemic Lockdowns: This Century’s Sacking of the Monasteries

Andrew Doran September 3, 2023

Despite talk of the pandemic being ‘unprecedented,’ at least one dimension of the lockdowns did have precedent.

German Judge Sentenced for Ending Child Mask Mandate

Chris Tomlinson August 25, 2023

Dettmar said before the trial that he doubted the usefulness of masks: “If you want to wear them voluntarily to school, you can do so, but we don’t have to patronise parents.”

Study Suggests COVID Vaccine Heart Damage Much More Common Than Previously Thought

Robert Semonsen August 8, 2023

Researchers: “Knowing the true incidence of mRNA vaccine-associated myocardial injury is of major importance for informed decision-making by patients, physicians and public health authorities.”

England: Lockdowns Stunted Emotional Growth of Nearly Half of Children, Study Finds

Robert Semonsen August 5, 2023

Parents observed children having increased levels of anxiety and depression, a greater tendency for tantrums, and issues with negative self-esteem, problems that were not present before the lockdowns.

Officials Fear Crimewave as School Truancy Grows

Michael Curzon July 28, 2023

Despite constant warnings of the impact of the lockdown on children, the government is said to be only just “beginning an attendance drive over the summer.”

EU Scraps Green Sovereignty Fund Despite Rising Protectionism

Thomas O'Reilly June 22, 2023

Despite past commitments to bring green manufacturing back to the bloc with a European Sovereignty Fund, the EU only stumped up €10 billion in a radically trimmed-down funding programme.

Tag: COVID

English Suicide Rate As Bad Today As 20 Years Ago

Rapists ‘Not Being Jailed’ Amid UK Prison Overcrowding

Lockdown Legacy: 25% of pupils in England ‘persistently absent’

WHO’s Pandemic Treaty Negotiations Run Short on Time

The Pandemic Lockdowns: This Century’s Sacking of the Monasteries

German Judge Sentenced for Ending Child Mask Mandate

Study Suggests COVID Vaccine Heart Damage Much More Common Than Previously Thought

England: Lockdowns Stunted Emotional Growth of Nearly Half of Children, Study Finds

Officials Fear Crimewave as School Truancy Grows

EU Scraps Green Sovereignty Fund Despite Rising Protectionism

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