History will show that it was lockdown - rather than Covid - which snapped the NHS’s, and Britain’s, spine.

These things don’t end when lockdown ‘ends’. Will they ever?

The latest episode of The Week in Review – in which Michael Curzon, S D Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the Government's vaccine backtrack, inflated Covid statistics and the latest round of bizarre changes in academia

What work, if it puts food on the table and draws a line between financial and mental stability and ruin, can seriously be deemed unessential?

Members of the public should ensure that their immune system is in top shape regardless. If Boris seeks a long-term plan to protect the NHS once COVID is defeated, this should be number one on his list.

Physical health is now a policy priority that is put above all others: above freedom, above mental health and above supporting livelihoods.

The right to protest, individual expression and open civic spaces are endangered when the public dialogue is awash with fear-mongering and hysteria.

The outcome of these policies will serve as the two millstones necessary to grind the middle and working-classes, with the increase in taxes on the one hand and the inevitable growth of inflation on the other.