It is commonly recognised that during the Covid-19(CV) crisis the institutional media, independent experts, economists and other commentators have an important role to play. They must ask good questions. They…
News
-
-
COVID CONCLUSIONS – DEATH RATES, MODELLING, AND CARE HOMES Hysteria around death rates must subside Statistics have to be seen in context and their weakness factored in Care home data…
-
Can the shortage of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) be alleviated if more PPE such as gowns and aprons were to be decontaminated, cleaned and reused, rather than binned and destroyed…
-
The purpose of Covid-19 (CV) regulations is to stop the virus and save lives. The approach of UK Government (UKGOV) and the police to ensuring observance is “engage, explain, encourage”.…
-
This article identifies a few subjects to watch out for as they may balloon as time goes by or which perhaps should be kept in mind and not forgotten. Given…
-
Forget the blame game and focus on avoiding another Great Depression Lockdown is only a “placeholder” and, in the long run, could lead to ruin Without a vaccine, herd immunity…
-
EMERGENCY POWERS – BALANCE – BEING REASONABLE AND SENSIBLE New emergency powers enacted, and restrictions imposed by UK Government (UKGOV) to deal with the Coronavirus epidemic (CV), judging by reports,…
-
Some Sherbhert readers may recall the story of Terry Waite, who, in the Daily Telegraph on 27 March, wrote about his extraordinary experience as a captive in Lebanon. It’s a…
-
The effects of Covid-19(CV) and the protective measures the UK Government (UKGOV) and other Governments around the world are taking are producing comments and issues such as those raised by…
-
Covid-19 is driving social change and attitudes at an unprecedented pace, with little time to think through all the implications of decisions. Each person is having to show a level…