Wild Isles, the latest round of BBC green agitprop narrated by Sir David Attenborough, has arrived. It could be called 'Wild Claims', according to Daily Sceptic Environment Editor Chris Morrison....
...– sack them, argues Telegraph columnist Michael Deacon. “Sweden’s second-largest party says it’s time to ‘re-think’ EU status” – The leader of the Sweden Democrats, Jimmie Akesson, says the country...
...Calling, in which he appears with James Delingpole, Nick started the show by asking the audience which team they were on: ‘Team Nick’, ‘Team Toby’, or ‘Team James’? Surprisingly, there...
...from 2000 to 2020. Pause, what pause – the question springs to mind. Clintel notes that the recent past has the best data and the movements are “surprising”. In addition,...
...change, although pseudoscientific ‘attribution’ computer models try very hard. In the latest year, there was a short local temperature rise, but little bleaching was reported during the 2023 summer. No...
...Steve Kirsch asks Gemini, Google’s AI, to estimate how many Americans may have been killed by the Covid jab. The answer is ‘quite a lot’. “A Case in point” –...
...worse with every shot – yet she went undiagnosed for nine months, reports the Mail. “‘We have been officially censored!’ Russell Brand leaves YouTube” – In a clip shared Tuesday,...
...J.F.K.s and David Frosts, rising without trace, dying without grace. Oxymoron. 1. A contradiction in terms. E.g. ‘progressive conservative’, ‘settled science’, ‘sustainable development’, ‘Elliot Page’. 2. Someone who breathes in...
...‘free at the point of use’ was particularly damaging. ‘Free at the point of use’ in the U.K. encourages people to regard the access to such services as being free and...
...Mary Harrington, Bel Mooney, Anna Pasternack, Gillian Philips, Nina Power, Rachel Rooney, Lionel Shriver, Andrew Roberts and Gareth Roberts, literary agents Matthew Hamilton and Caroline Hardman and publisher George Owers....
