The BBC’s Phoney War on Disinformation
...then to investigate and hold to account the social media companies, policy makers, law enforcement…”. At face value, this may seem like a fairly standard quest for a journalist, albeit...
...then to investigate and hold to account the social media companies, policy makers, law enforcement…”. At face value, this may seem like a fairly standard quest for a journalist, albeit...
...use that sickly phrase, ‘the adults in the room’. These clichés would all be packaged up as a kind of morality play: a complacent Westminster, personified by the rumpled patrician...
The Chief Executive of JP Morgan has suggested that Governments should seize private land to build wind and solar farms in order to meet Net Zero targets. The Telegraph has the...
...tolerated did not “disturb the peace of the kingdom”. Secondly, it was all conditional on the consent of parliament. The parliament elected in 1661 was dominated by high-flying Anglican cavaliers....
...for staying a deportation order). There is no point in beating around the bush, here: the British establishment, as almost everywhere, likes immigration and the basic idea behind open borders,...
...is Pitt the Younger, who was made prime minister at the age of twenty-four. In order to cope he drank three bottles of fortified wine a day, and he died....
...religious and political liberalisation of the American Revolution, the French Revolution, and the British ‘National Apostasy’ associated with Catholic Emancipation, the Repeal of the Test Acts and the Reform Bill)....
...and way of life should not be sacrificed in order to try to suppress or contain a virus with a mortality rate well below 1%. Of course, we should also...
...story. Joshua Sutcliffe, 33, was ruled by the Teaching Regulation Authority (TRA) to have failed to treat a pupil with “dignity and respect”. He was also found to have failed...
...Hitchens Moralising”. Even as sympathetic a figure as James Wood comments that Martin’s “obsessions were all surplus to his true literary vitality”. We may admire his desire, as he said...
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