- “Every KC hired by Labour to defend its VAT policy went to private school” – Guido Fawkes reveals that all four of the KCs the Government has hired to defend its imposition of VAT on private school fees went to private school.
- “Paedo migrant allowed to stay in the UK ‘because he’s an alcoholic’” – A paedophile who assaulted a teenage girl has been permitted to remain in Britain after a court ruled his deportation would violate his human rights, reports the Mail.
- “Illegal migrants could remain indefinitely under new sentencing plan” – The Sentencing Council – already embroiled in a political storm over its ‘two-tier justice’ measures – plans to slash the maximum jail terms for a range of immigration crimes, says the Mail.
- “£2 billion migrant hotels are here to stay, admits Labour’s new quango” – In the Telegraph, Dia Chakravarty highlights the ongoing £2 billion annual cost of housing migrants in hotels.
- “Britain ‘must rely on immigration’ to compensate for falling birth rate” – An ageing expert has warned that a rise in women choosing to have children later in life means Britain must rely on immigration to boost its birth rate, reports the Telegraph.
- “This is the end of Rachel Reeves” – Rachel Reeves will be able to recall the precise moment her political career ended, says Dan Hodges in the Mail. The hands of the House of Commons clock stood at 1.06pm when she sat down after her Spring Statement.
- “Britain has just been pushed into the abyss” – Benefits are still surging, taxes are still going up, jobs are still being annihilated and the UK is still going bust, writes Allister Heath in the Telegraph.
- “Starmer must overhaul honours committee involved in free speech row, says senior MP” – David Davis has called for reform of the UK’s secretive honours committee after the Prime Minister was accused of threatening to rescind Charlie Mullins’s OBE, reports the Telegraph.
- “Nigel Farage gets NatWest payout over debanking row” – NatWest has paid Nigel Farage an undisclosed sum to settle a debanking dispute after his Coutts account was closed because of his political views, says LBC.
- “‘Reform’s leadership have proven themselves to be deceitful cowards’” – On X, Rupert Lowe slams Reform UK’s investigation as a politically motivated smear campaign.
- “Forever 20” – On Substack, Thomas Buckley argues that gerrymandered districts allow elected officials to adopt extreme, unpopular positions without fear of losing their seats.
- “The University of Sussex has learned nothing from the Kathleen Stock debacle” – The message that the times have changed does not seem to have got through to the University of Sussex, writes Nigel Jones in the Spectator.
- “‘Climate change is going to fade from view like overpopulation did’” – On the Public podcast, Michael Shellenberger and Roger Pielke, Jr. discuss the striking lack of climate change protests, despite President Trump’s aggressive rollback of climate policies.
- “‘It was a cold January’” – Despite all the caterwauling about “it’s always hotter” and “the end of snow”, NASA says the US had an anomalously cold January 2025, says Kip Hansen in WUWT?
- “Left torching Teslas” – The same idiots who scolded that the world will “burn” unless the government forces every one of us to buy an EV, are now torching the world’s best EVs with Molotov cocktails, writes Craig Rucker in WUWT?
- “Trump tears into ‘Left-wing billionaires’ behind Tesla fire bombings” – President Trump has blasted “Left-wing billionaires” for being behind the attacks on Tesla lots, reports the Mail.
- “The vile assisted suicide Bill is on its last legs. Now let’s kill it off” – In the Telegraph, Michael Deacon argues that the assisted suicide Bill is on its last legs and should be helped to die.
- “Marty Makary and Jay Bhattacharya confirmed by Senate as FDA commissioner and NIH director” – The US Senate has voted to confirm Marty Makary as the Commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration and Jay Bhattacharya as Director of the National Institutes of Health, according to STAT.
- “Immune changes from repeated mRNA jabs are linked to a higher risk of Covid” – On Substack, Alex Berenson highlights a Spanish study linking repeated mRNA Covid vaccines to higher IgG4 antibody levels, suggesting a potential increased risk of repeated infections.
- “The 21st Century’s most controversial play is back” – Seven Jewish Children was described as “Jew-hating pure and simple” when it premiered in 2009, writes Liam Kelly in the Telegraph. So why is it now a film backed by Brian Cox?
- “Disney ‘boosted Gal Gadot’s security’ after Snow White co-star’s Gaza tweet” – Disney increased security for Israeli actress Gal Gadot in the wake of her Snow White co-star’s “free Palestine” tweet, according to the Jewish Telegraphic Agency.
- “‘Hamas out’ protests spread across Gaza” – In a rare public show of opposition, hundreds of Palestinians have protested in northern Gaza, chanting “Hamas out”, says Reuters.
- “Armed Palestinian gangs call for ‘march of anger’ to oust Hamas from Gaza” – As protests continue into a second day, armed gangs in Gaza have called for an “uprising” against Hamas, reports the Telegraph.
- “Why are there more protests against Hamas in Gaza than Britain?” – If Palestinians vented their Hamas criticism in Britain, they would get an earful from ‘progressives’, says Brendan O’Neill in the Spectator.
- “Gazans are seeing Hamas for the murderers they are, only its Western fellow travellers remain blind” – Ordinary Palestinians are rising up against Jihadis, says Jake Wallis Simons in the Telegraph. Why is not more being made of it by the Saturday marchers?
- “EU urges all citizens to prepare with ‘survival kits’ amid WW3 fears” – The EU is pushing for every household in the 27-nation bloc to have a three-day survival kit ready in case of war or natural disasters, reports the Mail.
- “Someone made a big mistake with chat leak, says Trump’s Secretary of State” – Marco Rubio has admitted that the Trump administration made a “big mistake” by accidentally leaking US war plans to a journalist, according to the Telegraph.
- “Trans policy will ‘raise awareness of menstruation in men’s toilets’, says NHS trust” – A Scottish NHS trust has boasted that its new trans policy will raise awareness of “menstruation in men’s toilets”, says the Telegraph.
- “National Trust manager accused of being ‘white saviour’ in race row” – A National Trust worker who sued the charity and accused her boss of trying to be a “white saviour” after she was invited to join a diversity group has lost her race discrimination claim, reports the Mail.
- “The woke institutions backpedalling on trans ideology owe the public a huge apology” – The belief that ‘gender identity’ is more significant than biological sex lies in tatters in mainstream thought, writes Suzanne Moore in the Telegraph.
- “Snow White ‘review bombed’ by livid viewers as film suffers fresh blow” – Disney’s Snow White nightmare refuses to end, with the woke reboot currently rated a shocking 1.7 out of ten on IMDb, according to the Mail.
- “Paddington Bear and the new idolatry” – A statue of Paddington Bear was stolen in Newbury, but the judge’s remarks turned a prank into a theological spectacle, writes Gareth Roberts in the Spectator.
- “This woman is the blonde version of Robin DiAngelo” – During a congressional hearing, Rep Brandon Gill brings up all of NPR President Katherine Maher’s old tweets, including one claiming that “America is addicted to white supremacy”.
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