Democrats are no longer hiding their plan to censor America, with the First Amendment seen as a major barrier to "hammering disinformation out of existence" and not fit for purpose, says Andrew Doyle. We have been warned.
"Big up Keir Starmer!" Happy inmates were greeted by high-end motors including Lamborghinis, Rolls-Royces and Bentleys as they celebrated being granted early release today by the Labour Government.
Keir Starmer has pledged to build 1.5m new homes. But if, as expected, most are flats, chances are no one will want to buy them, says Margaret Rothwell. Why? Because people are waking up to why leaseholds are worthless.
Chris Kaba was one of London's most feared gangsters, it's been revealed after the judge lifted reporting restrictions. Yet the officer who shot Kaba was named, putting a bounty on his head and forcing him into hiding.
David Turver attended the Battle of Ideas in London at the weekend and found that Net Zero is losing: it simply doesn't have the facts on its side. Cracks are appearing in the cosy green Westminster consensus.
Jack Watson is taking his GCSEs later this year, but his school insists on distracting him with woke gobbledegook about multiculturalism, racism and the benefits of mass immigration.
If Rachel Reeves wants to fill the £22bn "black hole" she should abolish the Arts and Humanities Research Council, says Charlotte Gill. £110m a year on treasures such as 'Building Europe's Queer and Trans Archives'.
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.
