The Government has lost its legal challenge against handing over Boris Johnson's unredacted WhatsApp messages, notebooks and diaries to the Covid Inquiry.
Carmageddon? Boris's 2030 ban on petrol cars was a bold vision for a green industrial revolution. But with a woefully inadequate power grid and prohibitively expensive EVs, Britain faces a race against time.
As Zac Goldsmith resigns over the supposed "apathy" of the Government on environmental issues (yes, really), Camilla Tominey says it just goes to show that there's no pleasing the Net Zero extremists.
In this week's London Calling, James Delingpole unveils a new conspiracy theory about the sinking of the Titanic. And, of course, he thinks the Russian coup was misdirection by Putin. Also, the new India Jones reviewed.
Finally skewered by his enemies, Boris's real failure was to have squandered an 80-seat Conservative majority on Covid authoritarianism and green socialism, leaving even his supporters disenchanted.
MPs can work themselves into a lather of indignation when Mr. Brexit is caught overseeing a hypocritical workplace, but where's the outrage over the lockdowns themselves and the surge in unexplained excess deaths?
Whatever your views of Boris Johnson, ejecting from Parliament the man responsible for the Government's current majority is a victory for the Blob that stains our democracy.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are Boris Johnson quitting Parliament, Trump being indicted on federal charges and the BBC's war on 'disinformation'.
In this week's London Calling, the main topic is the extraordinary coincidence of three figures who’ve dominated politics for a decade suffering reversals of fortune in one week: Trump, Boris and Sturgeon.
Former PM Boris Johnson is resigning as an MP after receiving a letter from the Privileges Committee informing him that it has found him guilty of misleading Parliament over the 'partygate' lockdown gatherings.
