- “Three attacked in Leicester Square ‘for being Jewish’” – Three people were attacked in Leicester Square on Saturday night after they were overheard “speaking Hebrew”, according to the Telegraph.
- “We must fight this creeping antisemitism” – Across the U.K., open hatred of Jews is becoming normalised. Decent people must stand against it, says Danny Cohen in the Telegraph.
- “‘I was so naive to think the UN would help us uncover Hamas’s rape atrocities’” – Dr. Cochav Elkayam-Levy talks to the Telegraph about her frustration at the global reluctance to investigate Hamas’s appalling crimes on October 7th and her campaign to expose the truth.
- “The myth of ‘the Muslim world’” – The Israel-Hamas War has exposed the danger of Islamic identity politics, says Brendan O’Neill in Spiked.
- “Multiculturalism is becoming a Trojan horse for Islamist domination” – The Michaela scandal is another clash between this hostile ideology and British values, writes Nick Timothy in the Telegraph.
- “Government handing £230 million to refugee charity that opposes Rwanda scheme” – The Government handed a contract worth more than £200 million to a charity that has campaigned against its flagship Rwanda scheme, reveals the Telegraph.
- “Mass migration has been a disaster for Britain. It’s time to cut the numbers” – Those who say the U.K. cannot function without mass immigration are simply scare-mongering, says Sam Ashworth-Hayes in the Telegraph.
- “Simon Reeve blasts mass migration ‘racket’ as he hits out at lefties on BBC show” – BBC travel journalist Simon Reeve has blasted mass-migration as a “racket” as he slammed lefties during a conversation on Laura Kuenssberg’s Sunday Morning politics show, according to the Express.
- “Germany: so much for the ‘grown-up country’” – The model nation for centrist liberals is in political and economic turmoil, writes Fraser Myers in Spiked.
- “Will excess deaths ever be investigated?” – Dr. Tom Jefferson and Prof. Carl Heneghan discuss the ongoing concern about excess deaths and Parliament’s recent debate on the subject.
- “Yet another Lancet paper applied the ‘cheap trick’ to claim vaccine efficacy” – On Substack, Profs. Norman Fenton and Martin Neil question the overall credibility of the studies purporting to show the COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective.
- “Arctic zombie viruses in Siberia could spark terrifying new pandemic, scientists warn” – Scientists are warning that ancient viruses frozen in the Arctic permafrost could be released by Earth’s warming climate and unleash a major disease outbreak, according to the Guardian.
- “How bogus Arctic warming attribution enabled the climate crisis scam ” – Abnormal warming over the Arctic Ocean and Arctic sea ice loss have been falsely blamed on rising CO2, says Jim Steele in WUWT.
- “After Covid: the deepening decline of the Church of England” – New data shows just how bad Covid was for the Church of England, says David Goodhew in Covenant.
- “Labour’s North Sea drilling ban will bring forward rig closures, warns Enquest chief” – A major North Sea operator has warned that Labour’s plan to ban new oil and gas drilling is “economically senseless” and threatens to bring forward rig shutdowns by a decade, reports the Telegraph.
- “Scottish rape crisis centre’s trans boss called for those who disagreed with gender ideology to be fired, says tribunal witness” – A Scottish rape crisis centre forced out a female councillor for her gender-critical views following the appointment of a trans-identified male as CEO, reports Reduxx.
- “Boarding schools allow trans pupils to sleep in dorms of their preferred gender” – Boarding schools are allowing trans pupils to stay in dorms of their preferred gender, according to policies seen by the Telegraph.
- “Harry and Meghan’s cellist says Rule, Britannia! should be banned from the Proms because it upsets people” – The cello player from Harry and Meghan’s wedding has called on the BBC to axe Rule, Britannia! from the Proms, as the patriotic anthem makes him feel “uncomfortable”, according to GB News.
- “How the National Maritime Museum is trying to decolonise Lord Nelson” – The use of objects in museums to tell a distorted picture in the interests of DEI and Critical Race Theory is a betrayal of what museums are supposed to do, writes David Abulafia in the Spectator.
- “Keir Starmer wants to end the Tories’ war on woke” – Keir Starmer has accused the Tories of getting tangled up in culture wars in a desperate attempt to cling to power, according to the Sun.
- “Stonewall’s stealthy erosion of our values must be checked” – At least 300 schools in England are signed up to Stonewall programmes that urge them to avoid calling pupils ‘boys’ and ‘girls’, says the Mail on Sunday in a leading article.
- “Are we suffering from generational sink?” – A clash is brewing between generations, warns Connor Tomlinson the Critic.
- “DeSantis backs down” – Ron DeSantis’s political action committee is called ‘Never Back Down’. Well, he just did, dropping out of the 2024 race, writes Freddy Gray in the Spectator.
- “Aussie academic fights dismissal” – Sacked Australian academic Andrew Timming, who was let go over a Greta Thunberg tweet, tells GB News’s Andrew Doyle that he has the “right to be shocking and offensive”.
If you have any tips for inclusion in the round-up, email us here.
To join in with the discussion please make a donation to The Daily Sceptic.
Profanity and abuse will be removed and may lead to a permanent ban.