- “COVID-19 shot may be linked to unexpected vaginal bleeding: Study” – A new study implicates the Covid vaccine in incidences of abnormal bleeding among non-menstruating women, reports the Epoch Times.
- “Flip-flopping and turning coats on an evidence-free stage” – On Substack, Dr. Tom Jefferson and Prof. Carl Henneghan tackle the conflicting statements of Cabinet Ministers and Sir Patrick Vallance in the Hallett Inquiry.
- “Together Second Anniversary event from London” – Together was formed with one main purpose: To unite people from all walks of life to oppose the Government’s draconian response to COVID-19. Watch a livestream of its Second Anniversary event, with speakers including Prof. Carl Heneghan, Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Laura Dodsworth, Matt Goodwin, Dr. Renee Hoenderkamp, Julia Hartley-Brewer, Sherelle Jacobs and Alan Miller.
- “Over 277,000 COVID-19 cases in 2021 in the vaccinated hidden by CDC: Files” – Newly obtained files reveal that over 277,000 COVID-19 cases among individuals who had received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine were reported to the U.S. Centres for Disease Control and Prevention in 2021 but were not disclosed to the public, reports the Epoch Times.
- “Vaccine and mask mandate issued in California county” – A county in California has issued a mask and vaccine mandate, forcing all healthcare workers to get yearly vaccines or wear a mask at work, says the Epoch Times.
- “Conspiracy theories are flourishing because governments engaged in Covid disinformation” – We must stop our governments and public bodies engaging in what they see as noble lies, writes Dan Hannan in the Washington Examiner.
- “Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine: Factcheck” – On his Substack, Dr. Robert W. Malone, who is recognised as one of the inventors of mRNA technology by the U.S. Patent and Trademark office, responds to the Nobel Prize being awarded to two people who did not invent it but are getting the credit for doing so.
- “GB News sacks Laurence Fox and Calvin Robinson” – GB News says it has “ended its employment relationship” with Laurence Fox and Calvin Robinson after they were suspended over the former actor’s remarks about a female journalist, reports the Mail.
- “Laurence Fox ‘found out he’d been sacked from GB News while in custody’” – Laurence Fox has been released from custody after he was arrested for conspiring to damage Ulez cameras, according to the Telegraph.
- “Rishi Sunak pitches to voters in pre-election Tory conference speech” – Rishi Sunak made his pitch to voters to “fix” Britain as he dramatically cancelled the rest of HS2 to free up £36 billion for “hundreds” of better transport projects, reports the Mail.
- “Did Dominic Cummings derail HS2?” – The scuttlebutt at the Tory Conference is that Dominic Cummings is behind the abandonment of HS2, says Joshi Herrmann in UnHerd.
- “Rishi’s war on waste has defeated HS2. Now he must scrap Net Zero” – Sunak has shown he has a far harder-headed approach to spending taxpayers’ money than his predecessors, writes Ross Clark in the Telegraph.
- “Rishi Sunak reported to Scottish police for Nicola Sturgeon comments” – Sunak has been reported to Police Scotland over comments he made about former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in his Tory conference speech, reports the Mail.
- “Kemi Badenoch shows why she is the obvious choice for next Tory leader” – Kemi Badenoch has received the sort of rock star welcome not seen since Boris Johnson was in his pomp, writes Gordon Rayner in the Telegraph.
- “Nana Akua: Kemi Badenoch is right, Britain is best place to be black” – The Business Secretary Kemi Badenoch was right when she said that Britain is the best country in the world to be a black person, writes Nana Akua in the Mail.
- “John Lewis bids farewell to Dame Sharon ‘Empty-Shelves’ White” – For the sake of John Lewis’s shareholders, let’s hope Dame Sharon’s successor is better suited to running a retail business in challenging times, says David Craig in TCW.
- “Ulez camera that wrongly charged more than 900 drivers outside the zone is removed” – An Ulez camera had to be switched off after it incorrectly charged more than 900 drivers, reports the Mail.
- “The LTN tide may have finally turned in Newcastle” – Recently the U.K. has seen a rash of low traffic neighbourhoods, where the intentions are well meaning, but the reality is the opposite, writes Lucy Denyer in the Telegraph.
- “The motorists are fighting back” – Unherd’s Freddie Sayers sits down with author Matthew Crawford to discuss the motorists’ fightback.
- “Chris Packham threatens Government with legal action over Net Zero policy delays” – TV presenter and conservationist Chris Packham has written to the Government, threatening court action unless it recommits to phase-out timelines for gas boilers and internal combustion engine cars, according to Business Green.
- “Just Stop Oil interrupts performance of Les Misérables” – Just Stop Oil has interrupted a performance of Les Miserables in the West End, reports the Mail.
- “Terrified driver is kidnapped by his own runaway electric car” – A driver was heading home from work in Glasgow when his new £30,000 MG ZS EV suffered a “catastrophic malfunction”, reports the Mail.
- “Cruise driverless car runs over pedestrian after she was thrown into its path” – According to reports, a woman crossing a San Francisco street was trapped under a self-driving vehicle after being struck by a hit-and-run driver and knocked into its path, says the Messenger.
- “Is this really the end of the A-level?” – Rishi Sunak needs to proceed with caution before he launches into yet another reform of school qualifications, especially if it means the end of the only one that has stood the test of time, warns the Spectator in a leading article.
- “The many flaws in Sunak’s smoking wheeze” – Rishi Sunak’s preposterous anti-smoking gimmick was lifted from Jacinda Ardern, writes Christopher Snowdon in the Spectator.
- “Sunak’s smoking ban is a terrible policy” – There is no way to spin as conservative the idea of working towards a complete ban on cigarettes by legislating a progressive age-related bar on buying tobacco, argues Andrew Tettenborn in the Spectator.
- “Barristers need more free speech, not less” – The attempt to regulate barristers’ online speech is deeply troubling, writes Andrew Tettenborn in Spiked.
- “Kathleen Stock: Am I really such a danger to Oxford’s students?” – In UnHerd, Kathleen Stock takes issue with Oxford Vice-Chancellor’s recent speech in which she vowed to defend trans students from gratuitous attacks.
- “Struggling with CRT in the workplace” – In the Critic, Freddie Attenborough applauds a groundbreaking Employment Tribunal ruling that upheld Free Speech Union member Sean Corby’s right to challenge Critical Race Theory in the workplace, striking a blow against cancel culture.
- “Kevin Keegan claims he has ‘a problem’ with female pundits” – Kevin Keegan has claimed women pundits are not qualified to commentate on men’s football, reports the Mail.
- “Labour’s foolish embrace of BLM ideology” – Starmer’s planned Race Equality Act is a recipe for division, argues Patrick O’Flynn in Spiked.
- “Ian McEwan criticises hiring of ‘sensitivity readers’ looking for offensive material in manuscripts” – Ian McEwan has expressed his opposition to sensitivity readers, accusing young people of wanting “to bind their arms and legs in ways that are just trivial”, reports the Guardian.
- “Professor says schools should teach young men ‘how to pick up women’” – A New York University professor has said that “mating dynamics” should be taught to young men at school because “approaching women and making them feel safe is a skill”, says the Mail.
- “Swiss LGBTQ groups praise jail sentence for commentator who called journalist a ‘fat lesbian’” – LGBTQ groups have praised the 60-day jail sentence a court in Switzerland has doled out to a writer and commentator for calling another journalist a “fat lesbian”, reports NBC News.
- “The diversity trap” – Stonewall’s diktats create a workplace culture that scares and silences sensible people, says Dr. Helen Joyce in the Critic.
- “Everyone needs to calm down about AI” – British politicians have fallen for the apocalyptic AI fantasies of effective altruists, writes Andrew Orlowski in Spiked.
- “Rishi Sunak: A man is a man and a woman is a woman” – In his conference speech, Rishi Sunak said: “We shouldn’t be bullied into believing people can be any sex they want to be, they can’t.”
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