A UN agency has riled critics by banning terms like "Englishman" and "forefathers" for being too gendered, sparking accusations of Orwellian overreach in its quest for inclusive language.
Zuckerberg's confession of censorship under government pressure skips the part where Facebook planned to suppress the Hunter Biden laptop story two months before the New York Post broke it, says Andrew Lowenthal.
The UK's nuclear future hangs in the balance as Energy Secretary Ed Miliband mulls scrapping plans for a massive plant in Wales.
A damning new report reveals that the BBC, during the Israel-Hamas conflict, breached its own guidelines over 1,500 times and showed a "deeply worrying pattern of bias" against Israel.
The Free Speech Union has formally begun its judicial review of the Government's decision to 'pause' the Freedom of Speech Act, naming Prof Arif Ahmed, the Govt's 'free speech tsar' as an interested party.
A criminal investigation has been launched into who passed the CCTV footage of the Manchester Airport attack on police to the Manchester Evening News while the attackers themselves remain uncharged.
Alexis Quinn, the mother of a 14 year-old with SEN at a private school, is taking legal action against the Government for imposing VAT on school fees, claiming it breaches the European Convention on Human Rights.
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.
