Day: 17 November 2023

After the BBC recently misreported that the Israeli army was "targeting medical teams and Arab speakers", Stephen Daisley looks at the long list of the BBC's other recent anti-Israel 'mistakes'.

NHS bosses are offering a £100,000 contract for "anti-racism" consultancy services, despite cash-strapped hospitals mulling scaling back operations this winter to balance the books.

A secondary school has been told to remove its heat pumps after residents complained the system is so loud they are unable to open windows or go outside without being disturbed.

As the U.S. army misses its recruitment goals by 25% it begs unvaccinated soldiers who underwent involuntary discharge due to the Covid vaccine mandate to return to service.

People who chant for Hamas, punch TERFs, topple statues, burn churches, defund the police and run unconscious bias training all follow the same poisonous ideology of critical social justice theory, says Dr William McNally.

The German regulator has banned the country's 'GB News': dissenting conservative station AUF1, famed for its lockdown and vaccine mandate scepticism, has been taken off air after it was branded "hate" and "fake news".

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.