News Round-Up
15 April 2025
by Toby Young
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Ramadan has begun in Londonistan. It's another sign of how Islam is encroaching on Western culture, says Tim Dieppe. It's a long time since critics of any other religion were imprisoned. But don't you dare insult Islam!
Accusations of 'Islamophobia' are being used as a way to suppress the exposure of grooming gangs, a report has found, as worries grow about Labour introducing an Islamic blasphemy law by the back door.
A Jewish charity boss who was cancelled for "Islamophobic" posts has just won a major court battle, getting his trustee ban overturned in a huge win for free speech and a major slap-down for the Charity Commission.
The prosecution of a man for burning the Qur'an shows how Islamic blasphemy codes are becoming embedded in criminal law. Coming up with a legal definition of 'Islamophobia' will accelerate this process, says Sam Bidwell.
The "alleged" problem of grooming gangs and claims of 'two-tier policing' are part of a "Right-wing extremist narrative" and police should record more non-crime hate incidents, a leaked Home Office report says.
The APPG's dangerously vague definition of Islamophobia is smothering free speech and silencing critical discussions on grooming gangs, warns Freddie Attenborough in the Spectator.
How afraid should free speech lovers be about Labour’s agenda in 2025? Very afraid!
A new report reveals that after the Southport murders, those seeing Muslims as having "completely different" values rose from 38% to 44%, while 80% of Jews now feel less safe since the October 7th Hamas terror attack.
An anonymous academic at a major British university has written a blistering piece for the Jewish Chronicle about the alarming levels of anti-semitism she encounters on her campus every day.
Labour plans to enshrine in English law a controversial definition of 'Islamophobia' that prohibits criticism of Islam. Kareem Muhssin says this constitutes a serious threat to the lives of ex-Muslims like him.
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