In a win for free speech (and the Free Speech Union), the Bar Standards Board has finally backed down on its proposal to impose a duty on barristers to "promote" equality, diversity and inclusion.
In today's Britain, you're more likely to be arrested for an offensive tweet than a burglary – even though barely anyone gets charged and the public want police focused on real crime.
Shocked by arrests over silent prayer, the Trump administration has sent a team of free speech defenders to Britain to investigate what it sees as a troubling crackdown on free speech.
People can no longer rant about bloody murder, says James Alexander. The judges condemned Lucy Connolly as if she were Boadicea, but she was just a Shakespearian plebeian voicing the sentiments of anyone shocked by murder.
NHS Nurse Amy Gallagher, who says she was forced out of her job for mocking the transgender flag after being placed under investigation for more than a year, is to sue the hospital where she worked.
Almost 200 professors and lecturers have written to the Government criticising DEI plans to link research funding to "robustly" promoting diversity, saying they are a serious risk to research quality and academic freedom.
Steven Tucker defends French philosopher Renaud Camus as a disillusioned leftist exiled for committing the unforgivable sin of noticing Europe's demographic upheaval – and daring to name it.
Kneecap's vocal support for Hamas and call for fans to murder Tory MPs is obviously reprehensible. But it's just for show, says Andrew Doyle. The police shouldn't waste their time investigating rappers.
Is the end of 'non-crime hate incidents' in sight? The Opposition is tabling an amendment to scrap them. This is something we all need to get behind – so please use the FSU's template to tell your MP to vote for it.
In Germany the Left doesn't need to beat Right-wing parties, it can just ban them for supposedly being a bit too much like Hitler. Eugyppius is increasingly convinced the AfD will face a potential ban in the coming months.
