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The theory that coronavirus escaped from a Wuhan lab is now considered credible. If true, it has grave implications for the world.
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Those drawn to Covid conspiracy theories are not necessarily stupid – they’re scared and desperate to feel in control.
G7 countries are guilty of both hoarding vaccines and blocking others from producing them at scale.
More than 57 per cent of EU residents have now received at least one dose of a coronavirus vaccine.
Faced with a Delta variant surge, prime minister Naftali Bennett is taking a tough line on vaccine sceptics.
As coronavirus cases surge, Republicans have subtly shifted their rhetoric on vaccination. But is it too little, too late?
Shame may have been helpful in maintaining lockdown discipline, but it has also had dark consequences during the pandemic.
Growing numbers of countries are introducing restrictions on the unvaccinated population to incentivise immunisation.
