Day: 7 August 2023

In this week's London Calling, the argument is about whether the rained-out English summer has been inflicted on us by a cabal of malevolent billionaires, or if it's just... you know, the weather.

With the news that the Government is set to impose ruinous fines on employers and landlords who inadvertently take on an illegal immigrant, Ross Clark says it's time to accept this Government simply cannot stop the boats.

A secret military-linked U.K. laboratory is making new variants of Covid and working on a vaccine for 'Disease X' in order to stop the next pandemic "in its tracks", according to the BBC.

It's claimed that the mistake with Covid was rejecting a mitigation strategy in favour of a novel suppression one which came from China. But on closer inspection this distinction collapses.

Was the response to Covid effectively a coup by Western intelligence agencies? Michael Senger says yes, but Eugyppius argues they were caught up in Covid hysteria like everyone else.

Nick Seward was sick of the creep of totalitarianism into everyday life - so he left England and fled to Hong Kong. As a teacher, he now enjoys more freedom than he did back home.

Nigel Farage has written an enthusiastic profile of Vivek Ramaswamy, the other anti-woke candidate in the race to become the Republican presidential nominee. Farage thinks he would make a good running mate for Trump.

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.