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I got a voicemail from Connery once, after a Canadian with romantic notions about Scotland invited him to be honorary president of a student debating society. He accepted: his role

The lecture went well (well, I thought so: views may differ) and no-one asked any awkward questions about coronavirus regulations. So in lieu of that, a few quick thoughts about

It was good to speak to @estwebber for this piece, and it made me think about three different criticisms of the coronavirus regulations which get unhelpfully conflated on Twitter.https://twitter.com/estwebber/status/1306158811393200128 Ther

This has been the law since 1976. I am not aware of any actors being prosecuted under that law. The change which the Bill would make is to extend the

The lockdown rules aren’t important because every breach of them involves a risk. Some breaches actually might not. But if the lockdown rules aren’t followed, *that* is a risk. They