Net Zero Blamed for Blackouts
A reliance on Net Zero energy – solar and wind power – left Spain and Portugal vulnerable to the mass blackouts engulfing the region, experts have said.
Why Labour Might Be About to Lose the Runcorn By-Election: Because it Hates its Own Voters
Reform is favourite to win the Runcorn and Helsby by-election, overturning Labour's 14,700 majority. Why? It might have something to do with having the nation's third-highest number of asylum seekers, says Steven Tucker.
News Round-Up
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.
Labour to Toughen Up Debanking Laws After Farage Row
Labour is tightening the rules around debanking to protect customers in light of Nigel Farage’s high-profile row with NatWest, requiring banks to explain closure decisions in writing and allow them to be challenged.
Glastonbury Urged to Ban Hamas-Supporting Band Kneecap Over “Kill Your MP” Rant
Glastonbury festival organisers have been urged to cancel a performance by Hamas-supporting Northern Irish rap group Kneecap over a rant in which they urged fans to kill their local MP.
Ultra-Wealthy Exodus is a Disaster for Reeves
A snowballing exodus of high-earners from Britain – the top 5% of whom pay half of all income tax – is a disaster for Rachel Reeves brought on by her own war on wealth, financial advisers have warned.
‘Positive’ Discrimination is Putting Lives at Risk
There is no such thing as 'positive' discrimination. And when it creeps into life-or-death professions like policing or flying a plane, it stops being merely unjust. It becomes dangerous, says Daniel Fessahaye.
Here Comes the Politics of Kindness
Covid tyrant queen Jacinda Ardern is set to tour the UK and US to promote her new memoir, subtitled A Different Kind of Power. Kiwis remember all too well Ardern's use of power and are still suffering the effects.
