Michael Gove has been railing against the "resentment industry" of diversity and equality oozing out of HR departments. There's just one problem, says Sam Ashworth-Hayes: the Tories created it.
The intervention of the RSPB in the housebuilding debate is the latest in a familiar pattern of 'cute' English institutions making partisan interventions against what they perceive as harmful populism, says J Sorel.
Michael Gove has broken ranks with the Cabinet, urging for a more 'flexible' stance on Net Zero measures amidst soaring living costs and Tory unrest following recent by-election results.
In an original piece for the Daily Sceptic, Professor David Livermore draws attention to all the questions about the Government's pandemic response that haven't been answered by the Lockdown Files.
Michael Gove has approved the UK’s first deep coal mine in more than 30 years after conceding that new green technologies are unlikely to replace the fossil fuel’s role in steel-making for many years.
In this week’s London Calling the talking points are PayPal’s recent difficulties, John Cleese’s new show on GB News, Michael Gove’s alleged sadism, Boris's resignation honours list and the threat of nuclear war.
In the latest episode of the Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are YouTube cancelling Russell Brand, Kanye West and Candace Owens checkmating the internet with ‘racism’ and whether Toby is Tory scum.
Forty two MPs, including a former leader of the Conservative Party, have written to the Business Secretary and the First Secretary of the Treasury urging them to do something about out-of-control, censorship-happy PayPal.
As it becomes increasingly obvious the lockdown policy was a colossal error, those responsible are reacting in two ways: claiming they always knew it was a mistake or doubling down.
In the latest episode of London Calling the talking points are Fauci’s retirement, the grouse shooting season, Michael Gove’s departure from frontline politics and the brilliant documentary about Bob Moran.
