Critics are crying foul over Labour's plans to give union reps paid time off to campaign on 'equalities' issues, including against 'transphobia', e.g. feminists refusing to use the preferred pronouns of trans co-workers.
Protests, cancel culture and perpetual rage – Western activism mirrors Maoist ideas, revealing ties to China's Cultural Revolution. Are we headed for a dystopian, surveilled, woke technocracy?
Stonewall's grip on taxpayer-funded bodies and politicians shows no sign of loosening. With its ideology-driven campaigns and diversity programmes, just what effect are they having on public institutions?
Meet Jeremiah Thoronka, a clean-energy prodigy adored by green elites. But his story is a cautionary tale of dangerous optimism. Fossil fuels still rule, and the consequences of hasty abandonment would be dire.
France is a nation divided by history, terrorism and a struggle for integration, writes Ed West in the Spectator. The ongoing ‘Intifada’ is a legacy of the brutal, violent end to France’s colonial empire.
Canary Wharf, London's bold 1990s financial district, is in decline. But why are we surprised when the Left-wing councils surrounding it have been allowed to strangle it, says J. Sorel.
The Foreign Office is helping to pay for the rewriting of wikipedia entries on climate change to eliminate all traces of doubt about the claim that we're in the midst of a 'climate emergency'.
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.
