The Government is refusing to publish data on crime and welfare claims by immigration status or nationality, making it impossible to ascertain the impact of immigration on society and the economy, says Matt Goodwin.
Modern elites have become fixated on banning 'hate', seeing it as the root of society's ills. But what would we humans be without our hatred, asks Paul Sutton. Where would be our art, our literature, our passion?
"Of all the books on the COVID-19 years, this one really has the COVID-19 narrative on the ropes." Dr Roger Watson reviews Fighting Goliath, the new book from Professors Norman Fenton and Martin Neil.
Seven British Nobel prize winner have joined the backlash from academics over plans to scrap free speech laws tackling cancel culture at universities.
Who won the debate? The Guardian says Harris, naturally. But Prof James Alexander isn't so sure. Was it Trump, or both, or neither, or even Nick Clegg? How do you win a debate like that anyway?
With Pride Month pushing towards going on all year these days, Steven Tucker laments the rise of Gay Buses, festooned with rainbow stripes and spreading the gender-bending gospel wherever they drive.
In episode 13 of the Sceptic: Sarah Phillimore on the woke takeover of British law, Steven Tucker on "decolonising" exams, David McGrogan on Starmer's tyranny of the prigs and Will Jones on NewsGuard vs 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.
