It comes after police were called to a number of incidents where groups of far-right activists harassed people in emergency accommodation.
The Daily Mail columnist sent out a rallying cry to office workers to return to work - but people can't believe the ending.
According to YouGov polling 44 per cent of those aged 65 and above believe firms should be encouraging staff to return to the office.
The makers say they have "absolutely no interest whatsoever in profiting from unproven research".
“I’ve been wrongly portrayed as a person who tries to influence political debates – this is not true. I am an artist, I want to be able to speak through my work to bring people together and build solidarity.”
“Spitting at police officers when they are working hard to do their job and keep people safe is so far away from acceptable behaviour that I really struggle to find the words to describe it."
One Euromyth published by The Sun in 2006 claimed "nutty" EU officials wanted to rename Bombay mix to Mumbai mix “to make the snack politically correct” - accusations which were dubbed "completely ludicrous" by EU officials.
Police have been called to a number of incidents - in London, Birmingham and Essex - where groups of far-right men have harassed people who have been placed in emergency accommodation because of the coronavirus pandemic.
"There is an existential threat to human life and if we took climate change as seriously as this pandemic then we are surely capable of making massive changes very, very rapidly”.
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