Nanny state zealots, in a post-pandemic world obsessed with what's good and bad for us, have ensured all debate remains tilted in their direction using skewed statistics and emotional anecdotes, says Abbie MacGregor.
Train services were cancelled over the weekend after the trade union Aslef told drivers – who've recently been given a bumper 15% pay rise by Labour – not to walk on snow, calling it "basic safety stuff".
Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley has said claims of "two-tier" policing of civil disorder are "absolute nonsense" and are putting police officers in danger.
Female ice hockey players in the UK, some as young as 14, are being forced to compete against biologically male transgender competitors in women's leagues.
An NHS official is urging the organisation to embrace more gender categories, arguing that recognising diverse identities enhances inclusion and tackles inequality.
Swedish oncologist Professor Lennart Hardell is among experts raising concerns about a possible link between 'microwave syndrome' and the rollout of high-energy 5G masts.
Covid hysteria continues among local councils, as health and safety inspectors tell bars and pubs they should refuse to refill glasses from taps to prevent the spread of Covid.
Healthcare settings – a sphere of society where one might expect a reliance upon evidence-based practice – is now the outlier in persisting with the unscientific and damaging mass-masking phenomenon.
A visit from an HSE official reveals that Covid health and safety 'guidance' is still being enforced on businesses, making a mockery of the Government's claim that we are learning to 'live with Covid'.
