The Church of England was once described as 'the Tory party at prayer' but a survey by the Times has found that now 60% of priests back Left-wing parties and just 15% back Right-wing parties.
The electric car debacle shows the top-down economics of Net Zero don’t add up as the fundamentals of supply and demand are ignored by the ‘cart before the horse’ approach, says Ben Marlow.
Civil servants face a crackdown on working from home as ministers plan the end of the 'Tuesday to Thursday' office culture in Whitehall that is blamed for plummeting productivity since the pandemic.
The controversial political intervention by the RSPB this week via its X account – branding Government Ministers "LIARS!" – is the result of a takeover of the charity by a cabal of hard-Left activists, says Guy Adams.
When the Government asked the MHRA to grant emergency approval to the Covid vaccines, a Minister intervened to reply on its behalf, cutting the licensing authority out of the loop. Why, asks Nick Hunt.
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.
