- “Advertising campaign boss accused of ‘cancel culture’ after Farage ‘fascist’ remark” – Two directors of a pro-diversity advertising lobby group mocked the de-banking of Nigel Farage, with one calling him a “fascist”, says the Telegraph.
- “Some vaccinated children have heart scarring after myocarditis, says study” – According to the Epoch Times, a new long-term study has found some children who experienced heart inflammation after their COVID-19 vaccinations had scarring on their hearts months later.
- “Nine reasons why your bank may decide to lock you out” – The Sunday Times discovers it’s not just Nigel Farage who’s being de-banked.
- “One of Iceland’s top finance experts follows the money” – Why did Dr. Kári Stefánsson publicly acknowledge the harmful side-effects of the COVID-19 vaccines and then change his mind the next day? Follow the money, says Thorsteinn Siglaugsson.
- “CDC prepares to recommend annual Covid vaccinations for no reason” – Elderly Americans are being urged to line up for three separate jabs every year, for ‘reasons’, says Eugyppius.
- “Covid, climate change and the weaponisation of bad science” – Climate change alarmists wield second-rate science to control our lives, says Sean Walsh in TCW.
- “Just Stop Oil hatch plan to paralyse London for three weeks” – Protesters from Just Stop Oil are planning to descend on London and bring city streets to a standstill for three weeks from October 29th, reports the Mail.
- “Sadiq Khan ‘just let slip Labour’s secret plot to roll out Ulez across U.K.’” – Sadiq Khan has been accused of letting slip Labour’s secret plans to roll out Ulez across Britain if the party comes to power next year, says the Express.
- “Fining motorists using CCTV evidence ruled ‘illegal’” – Fining motorists by post using CCTV camera evidence has been ruled “illegal”, reveals the Telegraph.
- “Green council where I live… has just been voted out” – Julie Burchill is joining the Sun’s Give Us A Brake campaign and celebrates the defenestration of the Green Party from Brighton Council.
- “Greta Thunberg pulls out of Edinburgh International Book Festival” – Greta Thunberg was due to speak at the Edinburgh International Book Festival but pulled out over sponsor Baillie Gifford, who she claims invests “heavily” in fossil fuel, reports the Mail.
- “Is this the week that Net Zero died?” – Almost everyone likes the idea of Net Zero, but no one wants to pay for it; politicians are beginning to wake up to this fact, says Ralph Schoellhammer in UnHerd.
- “Wolves and the Greens: why Germans are flocking to the AfD” – The AfD is a dangerous, Far Right, populist party, according to the mainstream media. So why is it enjoying surging support in the east of Germany, asks Leon Mangasarian in the Spectator.
- “Fury at ‘soft porn’ teaching material that tells school children how to perform sex acts” – Swindon Borough Council’s sex education teaching materials amount to “soft porn”, a representative for a women’s rights organisation has claimed, according to the Mail.
- “Private school overhauls English curriculum to challenge ‘pale, male and stale’ syllabus” – Pupils at Alleyn’s School in Dulwich have been told to study books by writers of colour, as well as female and LGBTQ+ authors, reports the Telegraph.
- “A lesson for virtue-signalling celebrities: never fly too close to the woke sun” – Lizzo provides a brilliant case study in what can happen to those who constantly take the moral high ground, says Camilla Tominey in the Telegraph.
- “There is no substitute for human beings” – In supermarkets, banks and now railway stations, helpful humans are being replaced by half-baked tech, writes Lauren Smith in Spiked.
- “RFK Jr. sues ‘state actors’ YouTube and Google for censoring him” – Democratic Presidential hopeful Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has filed a lawsuit against Google and YouTube, who he claims are “state actors” who have violated his free speech, says the Independent.
- “Inside the ‘disinformation’ group trying to take down Elon Musk” – X Corp.’s lawsuit against the U.K.-based Centre for Countering Digital Hate has the potential to unveil the secret backers behind the Censorship Industrial Complex, writes Kit Klarenberg in UnHerd.
- “The best predictor of happiness in America? Marriage” – Americans who are married with children are leading happier and more prosperous lives than those who are not. Is anyone surprised, ask W. Bradford Wilcox and David Bass in UnHerd.
- “Museum cancels J.K. Rowling over ‘super hateful’ trans views” – The GB News Headliners team react to the story that J.K.Rowling has been cancelled by Seattle’s Museum of Pop Culture.
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