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From the start of 2015 until the end of 2017, UK support to immunisation programmes immunised an estimated 56.4 million children, saving an estimated 990,000 lives. https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm5801/cmselect/cmintdev/215/21507.ht

Very much open to arguments like this (which importantly don’t try to dispute the rule breaking in question, and in the process, abase the proponents), but a few caveats:https://twitter.com/robertwiblin/status/1265646942899638272 1.

Another excellent piece of journalism, and another detailed investigation that pushes against the idea the govt were “following the science” in The Times. A few particularly explosive things: 1. We

I’m not sure I agree with this framing for several reasons: (1) “random people on Twitter” encompasses all manner of maniacs, the “upper normies” who initially downplayed it and is

Jenrick is a good example of a few recent angsty reactions to media: some journos sensationalise / sex up story; people focus on that; more information comes out and confirms