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Peeping over the rocky Cornish coast at Tintagel sits Camelot, a castle with historical pretensions. The design, slightly too cute, betrays its recent 19th century origin, but the hotelier John Mappin insists it overlooks land where the mythical King Arthur once held court. This is far from his …
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An NHS doctor prominent in the antivax movement has been struck off for encouraging parents to lie about their children’s immunisation status, following an investigation by The Times.Jayne Donegan, a GP based in London, gave paid lectures during which she discussed the efficacy of vaccinations and …
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Conspiracies about the “great replacement theory”, “15-minute cities” and central bank digital currencies are gaining traction as a fringe newspaper attempts to capitalise on the post-pandemic opportunity.About one person in 20 is estimated to have read a copy of The Light, which was launched …
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A free antivax newspaper that has questioned the Holocaust has links to far-right extremist groups and a Germany-based conspiracy theory publication, it has emerged.The Light newspaper, which prints up to 100,000 copies per month and has more than 18,000 followers on the social media app Telegram, …
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In the ancient woodland of Cressbrook Dale in the Peak District, the bluebells are just beginning to bloom and the scent of wild garlic fills the air. Moss grows up the bark of ash, elm and beech trees, and peregrine falcons swoop overhead. It is a pocket of calm — spiritual even. But the gorge is …
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Illnesses that have not been seen since the 1950s and 60s are returning because of falls in vaccination rates, public health bosses have warned. MPs on the health and social care select committee heard that conditions including polio, diphtheria and measles were on the rise. Dame Jenny Harries, …
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Humza Yousaf has been accused by one of his party rivals of bringing in supporters by bus to bolster his backing at the hustings. He dismissed the claims as a “conspiracy theory”. It is the latest exchange in a bruising week for the party with the three candidates exchanging barbs and insults …
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At the weekend a rock was thrown into the turbid waters of the Covid conspiracy community, and the resulting ripples reached me personally a day later. The campaign group Big Brother Watch (which cut its teeth opposing the spread of CCTV cameras in the noughties) published a “report” about how …
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It began with a traffic filter. In November, the car-sceptic worthies of Oxfordshire county council decided to approve a £6.5 million scheme to reduce rush-hour traffic on Oxford’s busiest roads. The scheme, intended to curb pollution and even tackle climate change, will use cameras to catch and …
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If you decide to take a healthy constitutional this afternoon and during your walk happen upon a rabbit hole, it might be worth taking a quick look inside. It seems to me highly likely that the Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen will be squatting there on his haunches, jabbering to himself about all …
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