Labour has launched a Net Zero scheme to transport hot water on barges on the River Thames to heat London homes instead of each home having a gas boiler.
The slavery reparations scam has a dirty secret, says Lord Sewell in the Telegraph: a hypocritical Caribbean ruling elite who benefited from a first-class British-type education but will deny it to the younger generation.
Media regulator Ofcom has been accused of covering up data showing that GB News is more trusted by its viewers than the BBC is trusted by its own viewers.
Andy Burnham has announced plans for a new "National Centre for Information Defence" to fight so-called "disinformation" as he blamed Russia for "amplifying far Right narratives", prompting fresh fears for free speech.
In the deluded world of the People's Emergency Briefing, power from "sun and wind" is "free", even though it needs endless subsidies! Paul Homewood continues his fact check of the latest nonsense from the climate brigade.
Like many Left-wing gay Muslim activists, Eman Abdelhadi, the half-crazy half-sister of Democrat Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, suffers from a chronic case of MPD: Multicultural Personality Disorder, says Steven Tucker.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the 'climate emergency', public health 'crises' and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
The Australian Government has launched its latest attack on men: axing specialist prostate cancer nurses. We all know they would never do the same to breast cancer, says Bettina Arndt.
Another packed mega-dinghy with more than 60 migrants has been spotted heading to Britain from Normandy, accompanied by a full French safety escort. Couldn’t they just escort them back to France?
The outcry over seven year-old girls in headscarves and the wife of a Pakistani cleric honoured by the Archbishop in a head-to-toe niqab leads Joanna Gray to ask if it's time to revive the ancient sumptuary clothing laws.
Benefit claims for teenagers with ADHD and autism have more than tripled since the pandemic, with the sharpest rise seen in the richest areas, as researchers warn of the "harmful pathologisation" of the population.
Andy Burnham will do "everything possible" to hand over the Chagos Islands, the Prime Minister of Mauritius has said following a phone call with the Labour Prime Minister.
Amid all the fallout from the Jason Arday affair and his tragic death, one thing is notably missing, says Dr Linda Hall: an acknowledgement from Cambridge of the seriousness with which it takes Arday's plagiarism.
The People's Emergency Briefing, with Chris Packham and other celebrities pushing the 'climate crisis', is showing to audiences around the UK. Paul Homewood looks at its 'expert briefings' and finds a pack of nonsense.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the 'climate emergency', public health 'crises' and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
It's time to speak up for a group that the self-anointed prophets of DEI have long ignored: the left-handed, outrageously branded 'sinister' by the majority. Why doesn't the Left care about lefties, asks K.J. Swanley.
Sir Ed Davey, the Liberal Democrat leader, has backed proposals to scrap a ban on trans 'women' using female changing rooms despite a manifesto pledge to honour the Supreme Court judgment on single-sex spaces.
The Lucy Letby Inquiry's recommendations – based on the claim that "suspicion is enough" – will be catastrophic for nursing and lead to more NHS witch hunts. They must never be implemented, says Christopher Morris.
Friedrich Merz's CDU party has suffered the worst defeat in its history, failing to win a single seat in the state election in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern as the Right-wing AfD took 38.2% of the vote.
A new-born baby collapsed at the hospital where Lucy Letby worked months after the nurse was removed from the ward, despite prosecutors' claim that baby deaths stopped after she left being central to their case.
Claims that climate change is squeezing vineyards are looking a bit corked, says Dr Tilak Doshi. The vines, as it happens, are doing rather well – it's falling wine demand that's the real hangover.
Mutterings in Lib Dem ranks have grown so loud it now seems unlikely Ed Davey will lead the party into the next election. Mark Littlewood has a few ideas about who could replace him.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the 'climate emergency', public health 'crises' and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
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