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The corruption of the Renaissance Church prompted the Reformation, which in turn sparked a Counter-Reformation of reformist, and more zealous, Catholics. The cultural excesses and economic recklessness of the Roaring ’20s were followed by the bleak, dour, and impoverished years of the Great Depression. The 1960s counterculture led to Richard Nixon’s landslide victory in 1972,…
“Clearly they are at greater risk.” Mayor of Greater Manchester @AndyBurnhamGM says more vaccines should go to areas with lower life expectancy and calls for “greater flexibility” for those such as bus and taxi drivers to get vaccinated earlier#Ridge https://t.co/xW4OhsCzyj pic.twitter.com/vNEsdqKDzj — Sophy Ridge on Sunday (@RidgeOnSunday) February 7, 2021 Originally found on Conservative Home…
Oxford Vaccine lead researcher Prof Sarah Gilbert tells #Marr the #CoronavirusVaccine has a “reduction in efficacy” against the South African variant but “there is still protection against deaths, hospitalisations and severe disease”https://t.co/bQfOn3vEfS pic.twitter.com/g7dX4oO7D6 — BBC Politics (@BBCPolitics) February 7, 2021 Originally found on Conservative Home Read More
This site will weep no tears for the Lansley reforms. Parts of them were good, parts of them were bad, and all of them were worse once they had been showboated by the Liberal Democrats. Tim Montgomerie ran an outspoken campaign against them when editor of this site – and he was right. But the…
David Davis is a former Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, and is MP for Haltemprice and Howden. Neil Parish is Chairman of the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Select Committee, and is MP for Tiverton and Honiton. This week, MPs have the opportunity to vote on two important amendments to the Trade…
