David Hansard staunchly defends the imprisonment of far-Right figure Sam Melia, dismantling arguments for his actions as free speech and emphasising the legal divide between expressing belief and inciting hatred.
The BBC's latest piece of climate change misinformation is to claim that global warming is behind a rise in lightning deaths in Bangladesh. But it's utter nonsense, says David Hansard.
David Hansard writes on the brewing scandal of the NHS Ombudsman who, since Covid, has 'deleted' thousands of complaints he is supposed to investigate and refused to commit to a return to normal service.
The BBC 'disinformation correspondent' Marianna Spring follows a wearily familiar formula in her articles, pitching the wicked 'conspiracy theorists' against the enlightened adherents of the orthodox narrative.
Many critics of wokery allow that the woke have "good intentions" but just err in the means to achieve their goals. But is that really true? David Hansard thinks not.
The energy crisis is a crisis largely of our own making, brought to a head by the Russian invasion. But is fracking the answer its proponents claim, asks David Hansard.
