Fraser Nelson is a Times columnist and a former editor of The Spectator.
The biggest question facing Boris Johnson is the future of his so-called vaccine passports. A few months ago, the idea was dismissed by No. 10 as ‘discriminatory’. Matt Hancock, the Health Secretary, said: ‘We are not a papers-carrying country.’ But now, without debate or democratic scrutiny, vaccine passports are quickly heading from unthinkable to unstoppable. Today, No. 10 released more details — hence the
It will be interesting to see how many states follow
Yes, many publications do go on a journey — ours has been pretty steadfast
Was something lost — or, rather, added — in translation?
Britain may be further along the epidemic curve than some had feared
To end free movement without carefully working out what follows after shows pretty striking thoughtlessness
When Anthony Scaramucci announced that he was writing a book about his time with Donald Trump, the joke was that it should be entitled ‘Ten Days That Shook the World’. This, he says, does him an injustice because he managed 11 days as White House communications director before being fired — after a lava flow
