Thousands of council staff have been allowed to work from the beach in locations such as Barbados, South Africa and Thailand since the pandemic despite six authorities declaring bankruptcy in that time.
In 2020 anyone claiming Covid was like influenza was branded a conspiracy theorist. Yet now we hear demands for masks and social distancing for flu. But asymptomatic spread is a myth for flu as well, says Dr Clare Craig.
The CO2 emissions of a long-delayed and over-budget 'green' Scottish ferry will be far larger than that of the old diesel ship it is set to replace. Once again the benefits of a 'green' technology are hugely oversold.
On British university campuses, all students are expected to toe the radical progressive line on issues such as gender, colonialism and the Israel-Palestine conflict. But some brave students are fighting back.
According to Bridget Phillipson, Shakespeare is 'outdated'. She's devising a new 'decolonised', 'anti-racist' curriculum which she's going to force all schools to teach in the name of 'diversity'.
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.
In the Daily Sceptic, Eugyppius dissects the row that's erupted after Welt am Sonntag published an op ed by Elon Musk, urging Germans to vote for AfD in the upcoming elections. Includes Musk's editorial in full.
A betting syndicate run by Rory Campbell, son of Alastair and Fiona Millar, has collapsed, with investors, including Rory's parents, losing more than £5 million. The investors are threatening to go to the police.
Elon Musk has written an op ed for the newspaper Welt am Sonntag urging Germans to vote for the AfD in the upcoming elections. The opinion page editor has resigned in protest.
Civil war has erupted in Trump's camp, with Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy arguing for more visas for highly skilled migrants in spite of Trump campaigning on an anti-immigration platform.
