Tommy Robinson has been arrested and is being held in custody at a police station in Kent ahead of a Crown Court appearance on Monday so won't now be able to attend the rally he's organised in Westminster tomorrow.
Landlords in Britain have hit back at Keir Starmer, branding him "insulting" and "out of touch", after he suggested they do not count as "working people" and hence are fair game for tax hikes ahead of the Budget.
They've done their best to big up Kamala and make it seem as though she has an IQ over 75, but the legacy media can't win it for her, says Prof James Allan. The trouble is no one trusts them anymore.
Keir Starmer is preparing to give ground on slavery reparations as he attends a Commonwealth summit amid demands from Commonwealth nations for payments of up to £18 trillion.
Reflecting on the deaths, on the same day, of Yahya Sinwar and Liam Payne, Prof James Alexander asks what gives a death dignity. Even the death of a despicable man like Sinwar can have dignity on its own terms, he argues.
The Armed Forces are not ready to fight a war, the Defence Secretary has claimed, while a military source told the Telegraph, "We can fight" but we "might be left dangerously obsolete".
A clueless AFP 'fact check' descends into pure gibberish as it brands a Daily Sceptic climate article "misleading" for quoting a Nature paper that found no "recent surge in global warming", says Chris Morrison.
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.
