Would the British public support another lockdown?
After the vaccine roll-out, voters are less fearful of catching coronavirus and more sceptical of new restrictions.
ByAfter the vaccine roll-out, voters are less fearful of catching coronavirus and more sceptical of new restrictions.
ByCovid-19 hospital admissions in the capital have risen by 42 per cent in the last week.
ByBoris Johnson is deluded if he thinks that booster jabs alone can prevent a new catastrophe.
ByVaccines don’t increase the risk of miscarriage, preterm birth or stillbirth – they reduce them, by protecting women from Covid-19.
ByThe New Statesman is tracking the latest Covid-19 data on cases and vaccinations
ByThe new variant is expected to become the dominant strain in the UK – and already is in London.
ByMobility data shows public transport use has plummeted as a voluntary lockdown unfolds.
ByThe Prime Minister is too weak to impose a formal lockdown but is leaving businesses to bear the costs of…
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