Was there a spike in neonatal deaths when Lucy Letby worked at the Countess of Chester Hospital?

A one day heatwave lockdown was imposed on parts of London in 2023

Still Fighting Goliath

Why do we believe ‘attractive’ people are more likely to be ‘mean’ than ‘nice’

Bayesian reasoning on coincidences and conflicting opinion polls

Fighting Goliath: Discussion with John Campbell about our new book

Why we wrote the book "Fighting Goliath" about the Covid-19 event

What can we do if different opinion polls on an election give conflicting results?

How incriminating was the chart showing Lucy Letby was present at all 25 baby 'crashes'?

Bret Weinstein and rabid dog academia

Rally against 2-tier policing, London, 1 June 2024

Helping understand what ‘false positives’ in diagnostic testing really mean

Lucy Letby: Guilty or Innocent - a Bayesian analysis

Norman Fenton bravely confronts two people who now represent the greatest threat to society

Start of covid 'coincidentally' timed to stop the mass demonstrations against the CCP in Hong Kong

Was Obama's book ghost-written?

When academics put their political activism above their scientific integrity

Why the globalists say misinformation is the main threat to their agenda

Alexandra Marshall to Norman Fenton: "How did you end up embedded in political commentary?"

Alexandra Marshall and Norman Fenton: on challenging the net zero agenda

The Deer Hunter: A lesson in the basics of probability and risk assessment

Are children of women exposed to covid more likely to suffer neurodevelopmental impairment?

Flawed studies desperately attempting to prop up the ‘official’ covid narrative are getting worse

Seasonality - not vaccines or other interventions - explained the pattern of covid cases and deaths

How easily we are fooled

Discussing lockdown decisions with Robert F Kennedy Jr

The probability of coincidences: when is a coincidence not a coincidence?

Covid hospitalisations

Mark Steyn answers Norman Fenton's question on Andrew Bridgen's resignation from the Reclaim Party

Survivor bias can be erroneously used to argue both for and against vaccine safety