Tag Archives: lockdown

Covid19 makes the case for Universal Basic Income unarguable

Posted on November 2, 2020 by Miles King

Well it’s no surprise that we are once again teetering on the brink of a national lockdown in England, after yet another unnecessary delay which will lead to the death of thousands of people, either directly from Covid or as … Continue reading →

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Coronavirus diary: the Freeloader Problem

Posted on June 1, 2020 by Miles King

It’s Magic Monday, or Happy Monday or whatever new slogan has been dreamt up by Dom Cummings and his Vote Leave team in Downing Street to distract us. How quickly things change. Just last December Cummings and his libertarian band … Continue reading →

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Coronavirus Diary: Performing Lockdown.

Posted on April 2, 2020 by Miles King

News that farmers and other landowners were starting to erect home made notices telling visitors using public rights of way that they were closed due to coronavirus naturally led to a sense of righteous indignation rising inside me, and I … Continue reading →

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