In a victory for free speech, the 'hate speech' clauses in Ireland's Hate Crime Bill, which would have seen people jailed for mere possession of 'hateful' material, have been scrapped.
Rachel Reeves has demanded that pictures of men by male artists are removed from the state room in No 11 Downing Street in the latest misandrist move from a so-called 'progressive' Government.
Gary Lineker and Emma Thompson are fronting a new green campaign against air travel, even though they are both, by their own admission, frequent flyers. It's one rule for them...
Keir Starmer claims there is a 'black hole' in society that only a Labour Government can fix. But it's not society that has a black hole, says David McGrogan. The black hole is the state, and Labour is making it worse.
Prof James Alexander takes a look at the online tools and games developed by regime psychologists ostensibly to help identify 'misinformation' but really, he thinks, to train the next generation of Thought Police.
Tomas Furst, a Czech mathematician, has studied the correlation between an early batch of the Pfizer vaccine in the Czech Republic and a large number of adverse events, including death. His findings are disturbing.
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.
