- “Liz Truss is about to relinquish her mantle as agent of economic chaos” – The ex-Tory leader has a worthy successor snapping at her heels for the title of economy crasher, according to Liam Halligan in the Telegraph.
- “Labour left embarrassed by ‘total cock-up’ ahead of Budget” – The Government announced it would create five new freeports in the Budget when, in fact, it won’t. This is being described by Downing Street as a “total cock-up with the comms”, according to the Mail.
- “Hundreds of entrepreneurs prepare to quit Britain ahead of Budget tax raid” – Businesses worth £2.6 billion to the U.K. economy are exploring moving abroad, reports the Telegraph.
- “Jeremy Hunt accuses spending watchdog of ‘political bias’ over critical report” – The former Chancellor gets his licks in early ahead of an OBR report that’s expected to be critical of him and lending some support for Rachel Reeves’s ‘black hole’ allegations, says the Telegraph.
- “Morgan McSweeney in power struggle with Angela Rayner after Sue Gray ousted” – Starmer’s new Chief of Staff, having vanquished Sue Gray, now has Angela Rayner in his sights, reports the Telegraph.
- “U.K. Labour Cabinet’s long history of anti-Trump hatred” – According to Guido Fawkes, senior Labour politicians have been suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome for a long time.
- “Why Kamala Harris could pose a greater threat to democracy than Trump” – Niall Ferguson in the Mail says Kamala Harris would pose a greater threat to democracy than her Republican opponent.
- “The three hilarious hours that won Donald Trump the election” – Joe Rogan, the podcast legend, didn’t give Trump an easy time. But the former President was coherent, free-wheeling and characteristically funny, says Poppy Coburn in the Telegraph.
- “Canada is disintegrating” – In the Telegraph, Eric Kuafmann surveys the terrible damage Justin Trudeau’s woke policies have done to Canada’s sense of national identity.
- “Israel hit Iranian nuclear test sites, satellite reveals” – Israel’s recent attack on Iran appears to have damaged its nuclear programme after all, reports the Telegraph.
- “Queer running club ‘barred Israeli photographer for refusing to say he was pro-Palestine’” – An LGBT running club has been accused of discriminating against Omer Ga’ash on political grounds by excluding him because he wouldn’t denounce Israel, says the Telegraph.
- “Inside the anti-woke university where you can’t be cancelled” – At the University of Austin Texas, students are encouraged to speak their minds amid concerns campuses elsewhere have become too polarised, according to the Telegraph.
- “Fears thousands of managers could become ‘banter bouncers’ with reform” – According to the Mail, the Worker Protection Act, which requires employers to protect their employees from third-party sexual harassment, is going to make life more difficult for Britain’s beleaguered hospitality sector.
- “Sir Geoffrey Cox: Kemi Badenoch’s anti-woke crusade makes her the perfect Tory leader” – Geoffrey Cox, the former Attorney General, has praised Kemi Badenoch’s “sheer bloody mindedness” and willingness to avoid “politeness towards absurdities”, says the Telegraph.
- “Jenrick accuses ministers of complicity in ‘institutional cover-up’ over mass migration costs” – Robert Jenrick has claimed that the absence of statistics on the number of crimes committed by foreign nationals is due to a “fear of harming social cohesion”, according to the Telegraph.
- “Jenrick: Garbage personal attacks by Badenoch will destroy Tory party” – Robert Jenrick hits back after Kemi told a Sunday morning interviewer that he didn’t object to Britain’s immigration policy before his resignation from the last Cabinet over the issue, reports the Telegraph.
- “Vaccine injury is treatable: let us start trials now!” – In the Conservative Woman, Professor Angus Dalgleish says vaccine injuries are treatable and we should start trialing different treatments now.
- “Addressing allegations that DNA contamination in the mRNA shots is ‘misinformation’” – In her Substack, Rebekah Barnett makes short work of the claim by Australia’s drug regulator that reporting on the excessive synthetic DNA contamination in the modified RNA (mod-RNA) Covid vaccines is tantamount to publishing “misinformation”.
- “England’s medical chief ‘backed Scottish doctor who broke lockdown rules’” – Sir Chris Whitty was one of a group of senior figures who lamented loss of Catherine Calderwood, the Scottish Chief Medical Officer who resigned after being caught breaking lockdown rules, reports the Telegraph.
- “Busting the fossil fuel subsidy myth” – The claims that fossil fuels are receiving more subsidies from the Government of Great Britain and Northern Ireland than renewables are disingenuous nonsense, says David Turner on his Substack.
- “Sardinia’s wind farm nightmare – and what it means for Britain” – The island has imposed a moratorium to stop 3,000 turbines being constructed, starting a battle that could have an impact far beyond Italy, according to the Telegraph.
- “New Study: The Southeastern United States Has Been Cooling For The Last 120 Years” – According to Kenneth Richard in the No Tricks Zone, the southeastern U.S. has been cooling, not warming, for the last 120 years. Ditto Central China since 1770.
- “The crisis gripping the U.K.’s ‘offensive’ museums” – The divisive issues of human remains, looted artefacts and depraved artistic legacies are causing headaches for the woke curators of Britain’s museums, says the Telegraph.
- “German Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck calls for a comprehensive internet censorship programme to stop people disagreeing with him” – The German Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck used his appearance at a meeting of the German Council on Foreign Relations to call for more internet censorship, says Eugyppius on his Substack.
- “The Guardian’s latest pro-EU fear-mongering on Brexit energy costs doesn’t add up” – In yet another predictable display of anti-Brexit bias from the Guardian, journalist Lisa O’Carroll claims Brexit is costing British consumers up to £370 million a year in higher energy bills, says the Conservative Post. But her sums don’t add up.
- “Chris Kaba was victim of two-tier justice, claims head of teachers’ union” – Daniel Kebede, the super-woke head of the National Education Union, says Chris Kaba and not Tommy Robinson was the victim of ‘two-tier justice’, according to the Telegraph.
- “‘Virtue-signalling’ banks accused of endangering national security” – HSBC and NatWest are among several banks according of refusing bank accounts to defence companies, reports the Telegraph.
- “Former trans charity chief’s new company offers puberty blockers” – Susie Green, who left the transgender charity Mermaids in 2022, has launched Anne Trans Healthcare, promising puberty blockers to under-18s, reports the Times.
- “The latest ‘no brainer with Angela Rayner’” – The Intel Lady with her latest bulletin from Angela Rayner. Very funny.
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