- “The ‘anti-racists’ want me to hate Britain” – This country is one of the most tolerant in the world. But there is a limit to how much a society can take before it breaks, says Dia Chakravarty in the Telegraph.
- “‘I refuse to be complicit in baptism dishonesty’” – Reverend Matthew Firth tells how he wanted to hit stop button on the “conveyor belt” of asylum seekers converting to Christianity, reports the Telegraph.
- “Were lockdowns ethical?” – The lockdowns are frequently defended as “following the science”, but were they? ask David Paton and John Keown in the Critic.
- “Joint Open Letter to the Secretary of State” – When will the Secretary of State order an investigation into vaccine harms? ask the good folks at HART.
- “Liberal U.S. media downplays Biden’s poor memory after bombshell report” – Federal prosecutors say Joe Biden struggled to recall when he was Vice President or when his son died, reports the Telegraph.
- “The world can see that Biden is finished. Why can’t the Democrats?” – Prosecutions are bad, but being deemed too old to stand trial is worse, according to Ross Clark in the Telegraph.
- “The climate scaremongers” – We pay China billions to shaft our own car industry, says Paul Homewood in TCW – Defending Freedom.
- “The political class is only just realising that voters prefer prosperity over climate jingoism” – Labour’s green U-turn reflects the reality that voters prefer prosperity to green virtue signalling, says Charles Moore in the Telegraph.
- “Parkrun event director quits over ‘inclusive policy’ as CEO pleads to ‘turn heat down’ on trans row” – All records were erased earlier this week, after allegations that some women’s ‘bests’ were held by biological men who identify as women, reports the Telegraph.
- “Kemi Badenoch: ‘I’m on top of my brief. I will not be tripped up’” – What does the woman tipped to be Rishi Sunak’s successor as Conservative leader really think? asks Janice Turner in the Times.
- “Rishi Sunak’s tax bill rises by more than £75,000 in a year” – The Prime Minister filed his personal income details late on Friday showing he paid some £508,308 in taxes on earnings of £2.2 million in the 2022-2023 financial year, reports the Mail.
- “Firms forced to recruit overseas staff as 9m Britons quit jobs market” – A growing number of firms are scrabbling to fill 900,000 U.K. vacancies as Britons refuse to go back to work, says the Mail.
- “Raising concerns about the MHRA” – A ‘we-the-undersigned’ letter to the Health Select Committee sent by email on October 24th 2023. Signatories include Danny Kruger, Graham Sringer and Miriam Cates.
- “How Shahrar Ali beat the trans inquisition” – The gender ideologues in the Green Party have been cut down to size, says Jo Bartosch in Spiked.
- “U.K. Government secretly shuts down NHS Pride programme” – The NHS Rainbow Badge scheme has been adopted by hundreds of hospitals and hundreds of thousands of healthcare workers, yet it’s being discontinued, reports Vice.
- “Tony Abbott: West may need national service to boost army recruitment” – Former Australian PM says many civilians are still labouring under the illusion that peace is inevitable and are “sleep-walking through lotus land”, according to the Times.
- “What did Putin say in Tucker Carlson interview? His claims fact-checked” – The Russian President’s interview with Carlson included a number of familiar allegations, none of which were challenged and some of which are false, says the Times in a ‘fact check’ of the interview.
- “Jewish university chaplain forced into hiding following death threats” – Pro-Palestinian campaigners have accused Rabbi Deutsch of ‘genocide’ after he returned to Israel after Hamas’s October 7th terror attacks to serve in the Israeli Defence Force, reports the Mail.
- “Biden can no longer hide from the appalling truth about his irresponsible presidency” – Accusations that he was in decline were dismissed as smears. Now the evidence is too huge to ignore, says Camilla Tominey in the Telegraph.
- “Ireland is fast becoming Europe’s nastiest nation” – Its image is changing fast thanks to its cheap shots against countries like Israel, Britain and Taiwan, says Ruth Dudley Edwards in the Telegraph.
- “Conversion therapy ban is threat to free speech, warns Tory peer” – In the Telegraph, David Frost points out that many of the ‘conversion practices’ that proponents of a conversion therapy ban want to stamp out in the U.K. are already illegal.
- “Barnstorming speech against the conversion therapy ban in House of Lords” – Lord Forsyth have an excellent speech against Baroness Burt’s private member’s bill seeking to ban conversion therapy in the Lords last night.
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