Today's students get very, very angry if you call them 'snowflakes'. On a completely unrelated note, students at Oxford are being offered crayons so they can engage in 'mindful colouring' to relieve stress.
The U.K. Government is set to spend £600,000 ($755,000) on social media surveillance to identify “harmful disinformation and misinformation narratives”.
The deeply destructive energy policies being implemented in Germany originate in a band of groupthinking green activists who over decades have secured an iron grip on the political levers.
British Gas has thrown a large spanner into the Government's Net Zero ambitions by stating that it will refuse to install heat pumps in millions of homes where they won't make it warm enough.
Privacy – one of the most basic rights in any free society – is under threat from the Online Safety Bill, which is currently making its way through Parliament. The central issue is the undermining of encryption.
The credibility of the IPCC has been dealt a damaging blow with new research showing that 42% of its climate scenarios rely on extreme rises in future temperature that even it believes are of "low likelihood".
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the virus and the vaccines, the ‘climate emergency’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
