Why the Labour Party Will Win
Labour will win because the public are rejecting the Tories' failed attempt at technocratic government, says Dr David McGrogan. But they will soon reject Labour's technocracy too. A new kind of government is needed.
Labour will win because the public are rejecting the Tories' failed attempt at technocratic government, says Dr David McGrogan. But they will soon reject Labour's technocracy too. A new kind of government is needed.
Human rights law is not about protecting us from Big Brother, says Dr David McGrogan. It's more like Big Brother's 'Little Brother', helping him expand the state’s reach into every nook and cranny of our lives.
In a testy Capitol Hill hearing, Rep. Kweisi Mfume seized a rare moment of bipartisan unity to confront Dr David Morens, a longtime advisor to Dr Fauci. "Sir, I think you’re going to be haunted by your testimony today."
The U.S. Government has mandated the use of preferred pronouns in every workplace in America in a clampdown on 'discrimination' against transgender people under the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Even customers must comply.
Governments of every political stripe have complained that the civil service obstructs their plans. Dr David McGrogan looks at how a little known legal ruling gets in the way of bring civil servants to heel.
Many on the 'new Right' propose that we should be 'Left on the economy and Right on culture'. This is not really possible, argues Dr David McGrogan: a state addicted to intervening in the economy will intervene everywhere.
Ian Price bemoans the grip of 'the blob' on U.K. Government departments, highlighting ministers futilely grappling with controlling civil servants and the stark divide between public opinion and official actions.
The U.K. Government has stopped advertising on Twitter, adding to Elon Musk's challenge of reversing declining revenues amidst a corporate exodus from the platform.
From hospitals and schools to energy and infrastructure, Britain has been chronically mismanaged for decades, says Professor Angus Dalgleish. And the worst thing is no one is held to account.
The Government's reassurances on the safety of 5G and other forms of radio-frequency radiation include factual inaccuracies and are unpersuasive, says Gillian Jamieson.
