Day: 12 August 2024

Boris Johnson has discussed a possible role at the Telegraph with Nadhim Zahawi, who is leading a bid to acquire the newspaper, with speculation swirling that Johnson might be named Global Editor-in-Chief.

A quick-thinking Muslim security guard has described how he disarmed a knifeman after an 11 year-old girl and her 34 year-old mother were stabbed in London's Leicester Square.

Plummeting fuel duty receipts are driving urgent calls for a pay-per-mile road tax as the rise in electric vehicles threatens to blow a hole in public finances.

Conspiracy theories swirl around Lucy Letby, the ex-nurse convicted of killing seven babies, but experts from neonatology to statistics are also questioning the convictions, say Tom Ball and Tom Whipple in the Times.

A progressive elite is overrunning the UK, pushing their agenda against the majority, warns Dr Nicholas Tate. But with the rise of new media, a fairer, more balanced discourse is within reach.

Elon Musk has branded Humza Yousaf a "super racist scumbag" and dared him to sue, following reports that Yousaf is contemplating legal action over their escalating social media clash on X.

David Clews, the anchor of Unity News Network, has been attacked by several newspapers, accused of encouraging his followers to participate in the recent rioting. But did he? No, says Dr Roger Watson in the Daily Sceptic.

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.