Owners say it will take years to recover from the collapse in passenger numbers. The same fate is likely to befall other airlines too, leaving literally hundreds of thousands of jobs at risk from Covid-19
“The misery will continue long into the future, touching almost everyone.”
Data from the National Health Service confirms that the VAST MAJORITY of those who die from coronavirus were either very old or had pre-existing health problems
Linh Dinh shares perspectives from around the world on the impact of coronavirus
As we begin to emerge from lockdown, warnings are being sounded about a second, more devastating, wave of infections
Are these scenes from the 2012 London Olympics opening ceremony an example of predictive programming for the corona virus pandemic?
James Corbett presents the latest attempt to sell the Orwellian police surveillance state as something wonderful and wholesome
It’s still a big IF but if it succeeds, lockdown enthusiasts will not be able to claim that the lockdown saved lives. All it will have done is ruin the economy
Gilad Atzmon explains why we need to escalate our response to the Corona crisis into a criminal investigation
Rather than protecting the public from coronavirus, Mike Whitney explains why the lockdowns will probably make matters worse
Paul Craig Roberts introduces “A Rational Plan to Come Out of Lockdown,” by an immunologist and virologist, who is not linked to big pharma, and who has spent his entire career studying viruses and the immune response
Seven hospitals set-up around Britain to take in an expected surge in Covid-19 patients remain largely empty, and at least one may never treat any patients