UK experts helped shut down Covid lab leak theory - weeks after being told it might be true
Sir Patrick Vallance helped publish a paper arguing that a natural spillover event caused the pandemic Credit: George Cracknell Wright/LNP/London News Pictures Ltd Top scientists including Sir Patrick Vallance were warned that Covid-19 could have evolved in laboratory animals, but collaborated in a paper which shut down the lab leak theory, it has emerged. The paper, “The proximal origin of SARS-C
Wuhan scientists planned to release coronavirus particles into cave bats, leaked papers reveal
Wuhan and US scientists were planning to release enhanced airborne coronavirus particles into Chinese bat populations to inoculate them against diseases that could jump to humans, leaked grant proposals dating from 2018 show. New documents show that just 18 months before the first Covid-19 cases appeared, researchers had submitted plans to release skin-penetrating nanoparticles and aerosols contai
Lockdown failed. We must follow the Swedish model and learn to live with Covid
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'Prof Lockdown' Neil Ferguson admits Sweden used same science as UK
Giving evidence to the House of Lords science and technology committee on Tuesday, Prof Ferguson said he had the 'greatest respect' for Swedish scientists Parliament TV/PA The scientist behind lockdown in the UK has admitted that Sweden has achieved roughly the same suppression of coronavirus without draconian restrictions. Neil Ferguson, who became known as “professor lockdown” after convincing B
Fears China's internment camps could spread as area home to Muslim minority signs 'anti-terror' deal
Facial recognition Facebook app hoax terrifies the internet
The app claimed it could match photos of people on the street with their Facebook profile Credit: Facezam A fake facial recognition app that claimed to be able to identify strangers from a photograph has turned out to be a publicity stunt. Facezam claimed it could identify people by matching a photo of them with their Facebook profile. It was claimed that all users had to do is take a picture of s
Spotify asks for your photos, location and contacts in privacy code revamp
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