James May has triggered a twitterstorm by accusing Pride of authoritarian tendencies with Too Much Bunting. But he's right, says Julian Mann – and it's Christians who are bearing the brunt of the growing intolerance.
The Swiss Parliament has rejected a 'landmark' climate ruling from the European Court of Human Rights that claimed the country's climate policies breached its citizens' rights by being insufficiently severe.
Nigel Farage has said he would be willing to lead a merged Reform-Conservative party after the election as a "national opposition" of the "centre Right in this country".
Why has sperm become 30% more 'sluggish' since 2019? A study of Danish sperm donors found a shocking drop in sperm motility. The researchers blame lockdown, but Alex Kriel thinks the vaccines may be involved.
Newspapers have come under fire for printing images of black footballers after England lost. But why is this suddenly 'racist', asks Steven Tucker. Must we now hide black footballers on a losing side from view?
The BBC has hailed a green election letter from 408 "distinguished climate scientists" that is signed by an assortment of psychologists, accountants, lawyers, engineers and landscape designers.
In the latest Sceptic podcast, Laurie speaks to Molly Kingsley on Covid vaccines and the infected blood scandal, Charlotte Gill on taxpayer-funded wokery and Noah Carl on the Lancet’s embrace of gender ideology.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
