“Lurching Leftwards – The Week in Review” – Michael Curzon, S.D. Wickett and Luke Perry discuss the Sarah Everard murder, petrol shortages and party conferences in Bournbrook Magazine’s latest print issue.
“It really is time to scrap the police and start again” – How does a person such as Wayne Couzens, a known drug user with an unconcealed taste for ‘extreme’ pornography, become a police officer in the first place, asks Peter Hitchens in the Mail on Sunday.
“Activists Get A Recent Paper That Threatens Climate Alarm Narratives Removed From Journal” – Post-publication rejection of peer-reviewed scientific papers precisely because they are “are highly controversial due to their political and social implications” are another means by which climate activists continue their banishment of dissent on climate change, writes Kenneth Richard in Watts Up With That.
“My life as a Tory Boy” – How long can I vote for a Government I dislike, asks Ed West in UnHerd.
“How thought control took over campus” – Students are being forced to adopt a woke outlook before they can even begin their degrees, writes Frank Furedi in Spiked.
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