Month: May 2025

Free period products are now available on Avanti West Coast trains, but only to "people" and "customers" — not women.

Diplomacy is meant to be about advancing your country’s interests—not about winning clout on social media. And it’s clear that Trump’s performance in the meeting with Ramaphosa did nothing but harm US interests.

Medical freedom, like rock fishing, may be dangerous – but as Dr David Bell argues, the right to risk one's own life is the essence of liberty, not something to be dictated by experts.

Ed Miliband's Net Zero policies promise renters £240 in savings while landing landlords with five-figure bills – a green stack of lies that will only push rents higher, says Ben Pile.

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.

Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State, has said that not only will he deny visas to officials of foreign states engaged in censorship of American social media platforms, but to their "immediate family members" as well.

Dominic Cummings has told Sky News that "Kemi is a goner", the Tories may have "crossed the event horizon" and Nigel Farage could be the next prime minister.

The Net Zero agenda is collapsing into chaos, says Ben Pile, as soaring energy bills and green spin reveal a costly mess where consumers are left footing the bill.

Keir Starmer's push to supercharge the economy through a wave of AI data centres risks derailing Labour's Net Zero ambitions, with one Northumberland site alone set to emit as much CO₂ as Birmingham Airport.

Hamit Coskun, a Turkish asylum-seeker, is being prosecuted for burning a copy of the Koran outside the Turkish Consulate. But 24 years ago, Keir Starmer acted for a woman prosecuted for desecrating a US flag – and won!