Woke is over, but not everyone has got the memo, says Nick Dixon. Certainly not Jaguar, whose latest ad, in which various gender non-conforming people prance around, does not appear to be aimed at people who buy Jags.
Why is it that in the 'Pyramid of Hate' the police rely on when deciding who to prosecute for 'hate speech' antisemitism is ranked below Islamophobia? New piece in the Jewish Chronicle.
Ford is to cut 800 jobs in Britain and 4,000 roles across Europe over the next three years as part of a plan to cut production of electric cars as sales stall and competition from China steps up.
Prof David Livermore writes a postcard from Taiwan, a country where children ride motor scooters on the footplate but 90% of food sellers wear face masks. And where a 'good pandemic' has given way to 20% excess deaths.
A common claim on social media is that German industry is failing because of green energy policies. But as recently as 2018, industrial production reached an all-time high. The real culprit is lack of Russian gas.
A school faces backlash from parents after it said it removed all Christmas references from a pantomime performance for pupils and parents to make them feel "safe and valued".
Sceptical voices in the Tories have started to be heard on Net Zero. But Ben Pile isn't buying it. You could barely put a piece of paper between the party and Ed Miliband when it comes to alarmism. It's a phoney war.
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.
