Day: 11 July 2025

Heat pumps are not guaranteed to save households money in the long-term, the Government's Chief Scientific Adviser Professor Dame Angela McLean has conceded.

The government and the BBC have cooperated for decades in an epic advertising campaign to sell Britain to the world as the best possible place to be. No wonder they all want to come here, writes a former BBC staff member.

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner has been suspended by Unite the union over the Birmingham bin strike, with the union, one of Labour's biggest backers, also announcing it will review its relationship with the party.

Growing up in 90s Britain, Oscar Evans unthinkingly accepted what he was taught: that abortion is a neutral medical procedure. His views have now changed – and he's horrified by what Labour has done.

The UN Human Rights Council has published a report demanding the criminalisation of climate scepticism worldwide. Ben Pile skewers the absurdity of the 'human rights' authoritarians.

Special Episode of the Sceptic: Dr Charles Cornish-Dale on testosterone decline and the Last Men, how the modern world is making us sick and how to save the West.

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.