Police recorded over 6,000 so-called "Non-Crime Hate Incidents" last year, including complaints about a man singing 'Flower of Scotland' and another using an Indian accent, while serious crimes rose 14%.
Glastonbury has finally said sorry after punk rap duo Bob Vylan shouted "death to the IDF" live on the BBC – triggering a storm over antisemitism, a police probe and total silence from the broadcaster.
A plan to slash 100 calories from every supermarket basket has sparked outcry, with critics calling it nanny statism gone mad and shops warning it means fewer snacks and higher prices.
Economic collapse is now inevitable, says Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph, and he identifies June 27th 2025 as the Ground Zero Day when the future became set in stone.
Trump is great because he calls a spade a spade, which is unheard of in Western politics, says Prof James Alexander. What's more, sometimes, as we saw with Iran, he refuses, like the philosopher, to take sides.
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.
The conventional wisdom inside the Westminster bubble is that elections are won on the centre ground. Ignore this PPE bromide, Joe Barron tells Nigel Farage. Stick to your Right-wing agenda.
Parents can take their children out of classes if they are reading books with LGBT characters and storylines in them, the US Supreme Court has ruled, as the US upholds a parental right denied in the UK.
Has the mystery of Covid's origins been solved? Jim Haslam thinks so and has written a book detailing his research. Professor Roger Watson reviews it for the Daily Sceptic.
Every phone in the UK will blast out an 'emergency alarm' on the orders of the Government as the system is tested for the second time in two years and the Government warns Britain to prepare for war.
