- “Next Round of Covid Booster Jabs to Start Within Days” – The latest round of Covid boosters will start on Monday. Five million high-risk Brits will be eligible for a spring vaccine, reports the Sun.
- “Novak Djokovic Likely to Contest U.S. Open After Senate Vote to End Covid Restrictions ” – The 22-time Grand Slam winner looks set to return to America after being banned for his vaccine status, reports the Express.
- “Are Heat Pumps Really Worth It?” – The U.K. is lagging behind the rest of the world in adopting the green tech, but with new gas boilers to be phased out by 2035, the Times asks what its like for the early adopters.
- “The Left Has a New Aim: To Make Ordinary People Poorer” – The net zero debate has revealed a stunning shift in the basic assumptions that underpin left-wing political thinking, reports the Telegraph.
- “Federal Judge Temporarily Halts Tennessee’s ‘Drag Ban’ Law” – The law, which criminalises some drag performances, was set to take effect on Saturday, according to NBC News.
- “Who Will Stand Up to This Woke Elite?” – Laura Perrins, co-founder and co-editor of the Conservative Woman, calls on readers to stand up to the “woke elite” and stop gender ideology and other woke movements from running rampant.
- “Andrew Tate Responds After Being ‘Hilariously’ Mocked in South Park Episode” – Tate may have been released from Romanian jail, but he hasn’t escaped the makers of South Park, reports the Independent.
- “Keir Starmer: Trans Rights Can’t Override Women’s Rights” – Sir Keir knows he has a “women problem” – or at least the perception of one, according to the Times.
- “Kentucky’s New LGBTQ Law Ignites Protests” – Nineteen people have been arrested during the backlash after a new law was passed banning transgender medical treatment for those under 18, according to the BBC.
- “Jamie Lee Curtis Celebrates Daughter Ruby for Trans Day of Visibility” – The movie star has been vocal about her support for trans rights, according to the Independent.
- “Language Is Not Our Master” – The perpetually offended have endowed words with quasi-magical properties, argues Patrick West in Spiked.
- “Husband of Suella Braverman Speaks Out Against Gary Lineker” – Rael Braverman calls it “the Gary Lineker intervention”. The Home Secretary’s husband has accused the football pundit of smearing his wife, according to the Mail Online.
- “Council Could Sell Its ‘Inappropriate’ Biblical Paintings” – An Oxford councillor has proposed a motion saying the town hall’s art does not reflect the authority’s “progressive” agenda, reports the Telegraph.
- “The BBC is Axing Its Panel Shows. It Only Has Itself to Blame” – Satire comedy shows appear to be dying on the BBC as another one bites the dust, according to the Spectator.
- “Gone With the Wind Branded ‘Harmful’ By Its Own Publisher” – Margaret Mitchell’s Civil War epic novel has been deemed “problematic” in a trigger warning by its publisher, Pan Macmillan, reports the Telegraph.
- “BBC Wants Michael Vaughan to Return With Talks Planned Next Week” – The corporation wants the former England captain to cover the Ashes, but he is still considering his options, according to the Telegraph.
- “Café Renames Ploughman’s Lunch to Customer’s Horror” – Espresso Corner in Kirkgate, a self-styled “cozy little independent coffee shop” has gone woke with a gender-neutral menu item, as reported in the Mail Online.
- “James Delingpole Hosts Neil Oliver” – Watch James in conversation with special guest Neil Oliver for his live show at the Emmanuel Centre, London.
- “These People Are a Doomsday Cult” — Watch Emily Carver on GB News as she argues that Just Stop Oil activists are damaging their own mental health — and ours.
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