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Hopefully this will be a ‘Daay’ to remember!
Nowt worse than seeing money go down the drain but it certainly knocked my confidence when Lifetime Legend fell at the second last as our 6/1 selection was drawing clear with every stride on the Doncaster racecourse Thursday; it happens, why me? Seriously I’m able to cope with travesty butContinue Reading
COVID reinfections: are they milder and do they strengthen immunity?
illpaxphotomatic/Shutterstock We’ve known since early on in the pandemic that COVID reinfections could occur. One of the first reinfections reported was in a 33-year-old man from Hong Kong. His initial infection was diagnosed on March 26 2020, with his second infection, with a genetically distinct virus, being diagnosed 142 daysContinue Reading
The ‘new’ offences added to the online safety bill are not really new – and could continue to fail victims of online abuse
fizkes/Shutterstock The UK government has recently revealed more detail about its ambitious plans to become the “safest place in the world to go online” by way of the online safety bill. The draft bill is currently being reviewed by the government following a report by the joint committee, with theContinue Reading
LGBT+ history: the bold, very British resistance to section 28
Throughout the 1980s, some local councils in Britain attempted to provide positive representations of gay people in schools. Some quarters of the national press described such councils as “loony”, and also printed scare stories about gay men and HIV/Aids. In 1987, a survey indicated that 64% of the British publicContinue Reading
Ukraine: the problem with copying Finland’s strict cold war neutrality
During the tense negotiations over the Ukraine crisis, the idea of “Finlandizing” Ukraine has been suggested as a solution. This idea refers to the way a small or weak country can retain its sovereignty by making some policy decisions – generally defence and foreign – subject to considerable influence byContinue Reading
Pfizer delays its FDA application to expand its Covid vaccine to kids under 5 until April
Pfizer and BioNTech on Friday said they were delaying their request for the Food and Drug Administration to authorize their Covid-19 vaccine for children under 5 until early April, waiting on more data on the effectiveness of a third dose. “Given that the study is advancing at a rapid pace,Continue Reading
Boris Johnson urged to keep free Covid testing as he plans to scrap isolation rules
SAGE scientists urged Boris Johnson to keep free Covid testing as he plans to scrap isolation rules in a bid to live with the virus. The PM hopes to ditch the remaining Covid laws in just two weeks’ time but his top medical advisers warned the swabs are vital inContinue Reading
Cressida Dick has resigned but the Met police’s problems are bigger than one person
Metropolitan Police commissioner Cressida Dick has resigned after five years in the job. Despite successes such as a decrease in the overall levels of serious injury to young people, and large numbers of dangerous weapons being seized, her tenure has been plagued by a series of high-profile incidents of misconductContinue Reading
Molly-Mae Hague is to release a tell-all memoir aged 22
It was always going to send the internet into meltdown. News that former Love Islander Molly-Mae Hague is releasing a memoir entitled ‘Becoming’ at the tender age of 22 is unlikely to sit too comfortably with those who attacked the star’s recent controversial comments on poverty and wealth. The influencerContinue Reading
YouTube’s Olympics Highlights Are Riddled With Propaganda
The platform’s search engine is funneling sports fans into watching political content about China.Continue Reading

















