Comic Relief in Crisis as Chairman Quits Over Gaza Ceasefire Call
Comic Relief is facing upheaval following the resignation of its Chairman, Eric Salama, who cited the organisation's stance on the Gaza conflict as the reason for his departure.
Day: 25 November 2023
The Covid Inquiry Isn’t Asking the Only Question That Matters: Was Lockdown a Terrible Mistake?
The Telegraph's Camilla Tominey raises a crucial point regarding the purpose and effectiveness of the Covid Inquiry, particularly in light of the profound impact of lockdown measures on the United Kingdom.
The BBC, Biased Towards Israel? You Must Be Joking
The BBC has been accused of 'pro-Israel bias' in its coverage of Gaza, according to allegations made by its own reporters.
Norwegian Researchers Find Masks Linked With Covid Infections
A recent Norwegian study explores the link between face mask use and COVID-19 risk, finding a 33-40% higher risk in frequent mask wearers.
Oxford to Ban Gas Boilers and Hobs in New Homes From 2025
Gas hobs and boilers are to be banned in all new homes in Oxford from 2025 under the council's radical Net Zero 2040 plans.
“We’re Here to Stab White People”: The Deadly Attack on a French Village Party That the Media Didn’t Tell You About
"We’re here to stab white people," attackers who killed a 16 year-old boy at a village party in France last weekend were heard to say. Why did international media fail to report on the racist terror incident?
Net Zero Electricity Fantasies to Cost British Consumers £100 Billion Over Next Six Years
Net Zero electricity taxes and levies will cost consumers almost £100bn over the next six years. But what is £100bn when a complete dismantling of modern economic society is being planned?
News Round-Up
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.
