- “How British experiments risked making the Covid pandemic ‘more lethal’” – Scientists carried out tests using delta and omicron that “could have combined the two variants and leaked from the laboratory”, according to the Telegraph.
- “How a great part of social media vaccine censorship came to be steered by a small group of clueless Stanford undergrads” – eugyppius offers his thoughts on Matt Taibbi’s latest Twitter Files revelations.
- “The evidence is in. Lockdowns kill people – and the more you lock down, the more you kill” – The leaked WhatsApp messages show that we have been governed by petty, frightened men who valued appearance over substance, says Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph.
- “Three Years to Slow the Spread Marked the Advent of Push-Button Tyranny” – The three-year anniversary of ’15 Days To Slow The Spread’ serves as the beginning period of a permanent scar resulting from government power grabs and federal overreach, says Jordan Schachtel in Brownstone.
- “The Day the Sunrise Was a Curse” – March 17, 2020 was the first day of the end of civilised life, the one for which Western peoples had been fighting for one thousand years, says Jeffrey A. Tucker in Brownstone.
- “Stop genuflecting at the NHS altar. Reforms would make us healthier” – Our health service is no longer fit for purpose. Other models get better results by mixing public and private provision, writes Janet Daley in the Telegraph.
- “Boris Johnson’s ‘bombshell’ that will ‘exonerate him from partygate’” – Boris Johnson is set to unleash a ‘defence dossier’ that he believes will debunk claims he deliberately misled Parliament, according to the Telegraph.
- “Donald Trump expects to be arrested ‘on Tuesday’” – The former U.S. president called on his supporters to protest and called the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office “corrupt”, the Telegraph reports.
- “Nicola Sturgeon’s husband Peter Murrell resigns as SNP chief executive” – Sturgeon’s spouse stands down “with immediate effect” after being warned that he would be ousted if he did not quit, the Telegraph reports.
- “The whole SNP project is now in danger” – The Nicola Sturgeon years end with neither a bang or a whimper but with one pitiful SNP desk-clearing after another, writes Stephen Daisley in the Spectator.
- “Gary Lineker is a monster of the BBC’s own creation” – The failed attempt by the corporation to censor the Match of the Day presenter’s tweets was rooted in a terror of losing the licence fee, says John Humphrys in the Telegraph.
- “Now Gary Lineker is back on TV, here’s the lesson that BBC bosses must learn” – Football fans don’t watch Match of the Day because they like Gary Lineker. They do it because they like football, says Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “Gary Lineker is the Tories’ secret weapon” – The furore over his tweets made sure working-class voters noticed the small boats policy, delivering a boost to the party’s polling figures, says James Frayne in the Telegraph.
- “Fiona Bruce is the victim of ignorant attacks from the sanctimonious Left” – In a victory for wife-beaters, the furore prompted the 58-year-old to step down as an ambassador for Refuge after 25 years of campaigning, writes Camilla Tominey in the Telegraph.
- “Trans women’s advantage in sports analyzed and in photos” – Can transitioning – and so-called ‘gender-affirming care’ which reduces testosterone levels – really eradicate male physical advantages? A growing bank of research suggests not, the Mail reports.
- “The fall of SVB has exposed the delusions of our elites” – Silicon Valley’s woke, feelgood brand of capitalism was always built on sand, says Fraser Myers in Spiked.
- “The true Left is not woke” – Progressive activists have forgotten their intellectual roots, says Susan Neiman in UnHerd.
- “Watch: Joe Rogan on the cultural shift” – Joe Rogan’s viral clip on how the Left now advocates war, censorship, big pharma, and authoritarianism.
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It is circumstances like this that reveal beyond doubt what are the values of the Conservatives. The few who complained include some who did nothing when Ministers but the bulk of the Conservative Party sees no reason to object.
Left wingers are preferred to GB News, in their eyes.
However much this same small band of Tory MPs remonstrate with their Party on various issues they don’t make the slightest difference in the big state, leftwards drift of the Party.
“Good practice”??????????????????? So Cultural Marxism is good? All media must spout leftist progressive dogma to be classed as “Good”? When you only have one narrative you have tyranny. Conservative views are to be criminalised. If only 46 conservatives wrote to the prime Minister then the rest need to just admit they are no longer conservatives.
“If only 46 conservatives wrote to the prime Minister then the rest need to just admit they are no longer conservatives….”
….and Resign their seats.
Right wing?? so, a level headed, common sense, white british male human being like me is right wing am i?
If that’s what you progressive mp’s want to call 80% of your countries voters then,so be it! I’m a right wing racist! and I’ll vote accordingly!
Your apparent belief that level-headed, common-sense, white British men exist marks you obviously as fascist, ie, throroughly despicable opponent of the people who don’t who’s secretly itching to genocide transwomen by excluding them from women’s sport competitions or something likewise horrible, say, torture millions of people to death.
Do you know me?
Can’t we have some sort of truth-in-advertising which stop groups like Stop funding hate!
from using obviously misleading names for themselves to (try to) hide the actual focus of their activities? Would a betting outlet be allowed to advertise itself as Provider of financial services many people chose to trust?
How quickly would things change if all government advertising was pulled from CAN members?
Jim Hacker was meant to represent the typical, spineless Tory MP but he did at least try to fight The Blob, and occasionally won.
These kind of spineless so called “representatives of the poeple” make my f-ing blood boil!
So the government is happy with the bully-boy tactics of CAN. What a surprise.
Pedantic comment: scepticism of or regarding, not “towards”. Sorry.
Is this the same advertising world which regularly over represents coloured and mixed race families in TV advertisements?