- “Two dead and 10 injured in Mannheim after Alexander S. – reportedly a 40 year-old native German with no migrant background – drives his Ford Fiesta into carnival crowds” – On Substack, Eugyppius reports on the latest from Mannheim, where a native German with no migrant background plowed his Ford Fiesta into a carnival crowd.
- “Thugs attacked police ‘because social workers tried to take children’” – Violent clashes in Gateshead, which saw police brutally attacked by Romanian thugs, are believed to have erupted when social services “tried to take two children from a home”, reports the Mail.
- “Starmer’s Churchill tribute act should fool no one” – Starmer’s Churchill act is just a smokescreen – he loathes the working class, panders to the EU and would send Brits to war for globalist brownie points, says Paul Sutton on his Substack.
- “‘Europe plus’ won’t save Ukraine” – Behind the grand verbiage and the impressive group photos, the true purpose of the London summit was to patch things up between Zelensky and the White House, writes Owen Matthews in the Spectator.
- “Britain is on a ‘war footing’? We can’t even police our borders” – If Starmer is serious about UK defence, he must do things differently, says Robert Jenrick in the Telegraph.
- “‘We can’t even defend Kent let alone Kyiv’” – Prof David Starkey sits down with GB New’s Steve Edginton to discuss the war in Ukraine.
- “Trump accuses Europe of weakness for reliance on US” – President Trump has accused European leaders of weakness for their reliance on America and threatened to pull the plug on support for Ukraine, reports the Times.
- “Volodymyr Zelensky’s massive blunder” – On Friday, the President of Ukraine had one job; keeping Donald Trump happy, says Alex Berenson on his Substack. He failed, and the consequences are enormous.
- “Nigel Farage blames Zelensky for Trump White House row” – The Reform UK leader has accused Zelensky of “overplaying his hand” and sparking the televised spat with Trump and J.D. Vance, reports the Mail.
- “Farage’s role as Trump’s cheerleader might stop Reform” – Can anything stop the rise of Reform – and even the prospect of Nigel Farage becoming PM? wonders Dominic Lawson in the Mail. Yes: his good friend, Donald Trump.
- “What’s the real reason some on the Right hate Volodymyr Zelensky?” – Ukraineophobia and Israelophobia are both blights on the body politic, as demonstrated by the furious reaction against Zelensky, writes Brendan O’Neill in the Spectator.
- “Trump lays into Europe in latest transatlantic salvo” – President Trump says that the US should worry more about “migrant rape gangs and drug lords” than Vladimir Putin or “end up like Europe”, reports the Mail.
- “Trump renews attack on Ukraine’s Zelensky” – Donald Trump has slammed his Ukrainian counterpart, saying he isn’t interested in finding peace, says the Mail.
- “US in secret talks with Putin’s friend to revive Nord Stream 2 pipeline” – A friend of President Putin and figures with close ties to the Trump administration have been conducting secret talks to revive the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline from Russia to Germany with American funding, reports the Times.
- “Angela Rayner risks writing a charter for youth unemployment” – Angela Rayner’s workers’ rights overhaul threaten to block struggling youth from landing their first job, warns Lucy Burton in the Telegraph.
- “Angela Rayner is exercising her ‘right to switch off’ Britain’s growth” – The Employment Rights Bill will burden companies with extra costs and won’t “kickstart growth”, writes Ross Clark in the Spectator.
- “Labour’s plan for hereditary peers is more constitutional vandalism” – Labour’s latest bout of constitutional vandalism boots out hereditary peers while stuffing the Lords with party loyalists, says the Telegraph in a leading article.
- “Starmer’s House of Lords reform is just a power grab” – Removing hereditaries from the Upper Chamber will not make it more democratic, says Eliot Wilson in the Telegraph. It will simply assure it is rammed with cronies.
- “Taxpayers’ millions have yet again been squandered on a white elephant” – Britain’s digital pound has all the signs of being another national disgrace, writes Neil Record in the Telegraph.
- “Conditions imposed to keep tractors away from farmers’ protest” – The Met is urging anyone planning to attend a farmers’ protest taking place in Central London on Tuesday to leave their tractors at home.
- “BBC News chief watched Gaza documentary but did not question it” – BBC News chief Deborah Turness is understood to have watched the controversial Gaza documentary weeks before broadcast but failed to question its content, reports GB News.
- “Channel Four used Hamas official’s son in award-winning coverage” – Channel Four News featured the son of a Hamas official in its Gaza coverage – the same teenager who narrated the controversial BBC documentary, says the Telegraph.
- “Jewish students ‘suffer toxic atmosphere’ at Oxford college” – St Antony’s College at the University of Oxford has been accused of creating a “hostile environment” for Jewish and Israeli students, according to the Telegraph.
- “Morgan McSweeney is not your mate” – Morgan McSweeney has charmed the Right-wing press with his ‘Blue Labour’ persona – but his real legacy is weaponising kompromat, crushing the Labour Left and keeping skeletons firmly locked in Starmer’s closet, says J’accuse.
- “Elon Musk survives as fellow of Royal Society despite anger among scientists” – Elon Musk’s fellowship of the Royal Society remains intact after a meeting of the scientific body, the Guardian has learned.
- “Net Zero crashed the car industry – it’s coming for the property market next” – “Unrealistic” energy efficiency rules risk bringing down City skyscrapers, warns Pui-Guan Man in the Telegraph.
- “Cost of HS2 ‘bat tunnel’ 20% higher than previously thought” – The final price tag for the notorious High Speed 2 bat tunnel is on track to be a fifth higher than previously thought, reveals the Financial Times.
- “Ireland is on a knife edge” – Ireland’s Government insists there’s no migrant crime problem – because it refuses to collect the data, says Ian O’Doherty in the Spectator.
- “DailyMail.com launches Trump approval tracker” – President Trump’s rapid pace of spending cuts, deportations and foreign policy flexes are winning him new admirers, according to a new DailyMail.com poll.
- “Assisted dying plan outsources provision to private companies” – Assisted dying would be provided by private companies under plans to stop a flood of requests hampering efforts to bring down NHS waiting lists, reports the Times.
- “Why won’t supporters of assisted dying use the ‘s-word’?” – If assisted dying isn’t suicide, why are its supporters so afraid of the ’s-word’? wonders Mark Taubert in the Spectator.
- “Freedom is bad for you, Covid study concludes” – Stanford’s latest study blames Western freedom for our high Covid death toll, suggesting we should be more like the obedient East, says Dr Roger Watson in TCW.
- “‘Measles outbreak is call to action for all of us’” – In an opinion piece for Fox News, Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stresses the importance of vaccines in preventing measles outbreaks.
- “Men are turning against ‘women’s rights’ in record numbers” – As boys continue to fall behind girls, resentment is growing, warns Kamal Ahmed in the Telegraph.
- “Britons ‘were mostly black 5,000 years ago’, new study suggests” – With Stonehenge having been constructed around 5,000 years ago, experts say we can safely assume the builders behind it had dark skin, reports the Mail.
- “The Imperial War Museum’s betrayal of history” – The closure of Lord Ashcroft’s gallery is the latest act in the ‘wokeification’ of the Imperial War Museum, writes Gavin Mortimer in the Spectator.
- “Council bans term ‘hard-working families’ in case it offends jobless” – A council has banned its staff from using the term “hard-working families” out of fear it could offend the jobless and make them feel “undeserving”, reports the Mail.
- “Playboy has finally remembered what men like – slim, beautiful women” – It’s no wonder Playboy’s post-MeToo rebrand, mired in woke ideology, failed… there’s nothing less sexy than tyranny, says Rowan Pelling in the Telegraph.
- “Told to ‘compromise’, ‘be more inclusive’ and get ‘re-educated’ for not wanting to get undressed in front of a man at work” – Watch the Darlington nurses discuss their story.
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