- “Russell Brand accused of rape, sexual assaults and abuse” – Four women, including one who was just 16, make allegations after an investigation by the Sunday Times, the Times and Channel 4 Dispatches.
- “Elon Musk and Andrew Tate offer support to Russell Brand amid ‘serious criminal allegations’” – Some high profile figures have offered support to the comedian, according to the Telegraph.
- “Megyn Kelly Asks Trump a Few Hard Questions” – For more than three years, there have been burning questions about Trump’s role and precisely why this hell was visited upon us, some of which have now been put to him, says Jeffrey A. Tucker at the Brownstone Institute.
- “Joint open letter to MPs who voted for vaccine mandates” – HART has joined with The Thinking Coalition and U.K. Medical Freedom Alliance in a letter to all those MPs who voted for mandatory vaccination for Social Care Workers in summer of 2021.
- “An Audible Bug” – The audio version of Hugh Willbourn’s book The Bug in our Thinking and how to fix it is now available on Audible, iTunes and Amazon.
- “Number of benefit claimants too ill to work passes a million” – The number of benefit claimants judged too ill to work has increased by more than 300,000 in a year, according to official figures that show a surge in long-term sickness benefits, the Times reports.
- “British Airways pilot banned from flying for refusing to wear Covid mask loses discrimination case” – A British Airways pilot who was banned from flying for refusing to wear a mask during the Covid pandemic has failed in his attempt to sue the airline for discrimination, reports the Telegraph.
- “Will Conservatives scrap boiler ban in Rishi Sunak’s Net Zero review?” – Rishi Sunak is conducting an ‘audit’ of the Government’s Net Zero green strategy after his advisers warned that the cost burden on families is hitting the Conservative Party’s chances at the next Election, the Mail reports.
- “Oxford dons hit out at claim British inventor stole his idea from slaves” – The Telegraph reports that Oxbridge dons have accused Dr. Jenny Bulstrode of “undermining the history of Britain” with “absolutely no evidence” in a row over claims that Henry Cort, a key figure of the Industrial Revolution, stole his idea from Jamaican slaves.
- “Decolonisation and How the Elites Hate the Working Class” – The Naked Emperor reviews Professor Doug Stokes new book discussing the decline of the West.
- “Jeremy Clarkson has seen off the cancel mob… and Meghan’s fans will be furious” – The tide is finally turning in the culture war – and this week’s events prove it, says the Telegraph‘s Michael Deacon. A tad optimistic perhaps.
- “Trans guidance for teachers was wrong, says watchdog” – The equalities regulator has urged the Government to publish its delayed advice for schools to give “much needed clarity”, as it admits its own longstanding advice that ‘misgendering’ pupils is automatically unlawful was wrong, the Telegraph reports.
- “Hunter Biden and the death of journalism” – The liberal media’s incuriosity about the Biden family’s dodgy dealings is a betrayal of press freedom, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “The monstering of Richard Ayoade shows no one is safe from the culture war” – He has been branded a ‘transphobe’ purely for praising Graham Linehan’s new book, says Angie Speaks in Spiked.
- “More woke madness! Women’s health writer is censored on Always website… for saying that females have periods” – Writer Milli Hill said she was “outraged’ when the website changed all mentions of women or girls in her recent article about periods – reportedly at the request of the sanitary pad brand, according to the Mail.
- “Graham Linehan praises ‘bravery’ of The IT Crowd star Richard Ayoade and Johnathan Ross for backing his new book about being cancelled for criticising trans rights movement” – The Father Ted creator, who also wrote TV sitcoms The IT Crowd and Black Books, has written a new book titled Tough Crowd: How I Made And Lost A Career In Comedy, and praised Ayoade and Ross for publicly commending it, the Mail reports.
- “Dr. Peter McCullough testified in the European Parliament in Strasbourg which was chaired by Christine Anderson” – Watch the dissident doctor make the most of his opportunity to tell MEPs some suppressed scientific truths about the Covid vaccines, the WHO and the U.S. public health establishment.
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