Laura Dodsworth

Once upon a time, two crafty Brand Managers approached the Jaguar board claiming they could create an ad so daring only the most discerning would understand its brilliance. Laura Dodsworth with a modern day morality tale.

Laura Dodsworth is unimpressed by the trans artwork on the Fourth Plinth. Unless it's a symbol of the self-loathing West's moral defeatism, in which case it's spot on!

Activists tried to have Israel barred from Eurovision and fellow contestants bullied 20-year-old Eden Golan. But the ordinary folk of Europe rallied round her and gave her the moral victory she deserved.

Government advisers now falsely claim never to have supported pandemic fear messaging. Nonsense, says Laura Dodsworth, who kept the receipts and sets the record straight.

Will discrimination on the basis of intelligence be banned next? That's the suggestion Lionel Shriver explores in her new novel MANIA, based on the craziness of the last few years. Read her interview with Laura Dodsworth.

Don't be surprised Sadiq Khan is spending £150 million developing pay-per-mile road charging for London. It's all part of the C40 Cities plan, which states the ambitious target of zero private vehicle ownership by 2030.

London’s 2023 New Year’s Eve firework display had the capital gasping for all the wrong reasons. This was the most extreme pyrotechnic propaganda ever seen in the skies above London.

Within days of Hamas's appalling attack, the balance of sympathy in the West tilted away from Israel towards the terrorists, leaving British Jews in fear. Laura Dodsworth explains why she started the October Declaration.

If programmable CBDCs are introduced, your own digital financial footprint will be used to control you, as even democratic countries slip towards Chinese-style social credit systems, warns Laura Dodsworth.

It doesn't look good for balance or evidence when the COVID-19 Inquiry is asking for lateral flow tests and face masks, says Laura Dodsworth. No inquiry would be better than this inquiry.

Parliament is crumbling and in need of major renovation, says Laura Dodsworth. And it's not just the building.

Laura Dodsworth writes that she is an unlikely champion of the sexist Andrew Tate – but the Facebook ban of this 'alpha male' hero to millions of disaffected young men only risks confirming their darkest suspicions.