Tag: Politics

If you think you’re living through the worst of times today, think again — it’s usually like this, claims Tom McTague in Unherd.

Winning the culture war is absolutely crucial. And, after much denial and ineptitude, it is no longer a one-sided affair, writes Frank Furedi in Spiked.

Rosie Duffield has written an incredibly damning piece on Labour's problem with women, particularly of the gender critical hue, following Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle's unhinged rant in the House of Commons.

Our political elites now see ‘ideology’ as a dirty word, preferring to focus on ‘competence’. What they really mean is there can be no dissent from the Left-wing orthodoxy, and the only battle is how to manage decline.

Young people are more Left wing than ever, and are not becoming more conservative with age. It's not just wokeness – the Right have failed to address this generation's real challenges, according to Andrew Sullivan.

Conservative MP Chris Skidmore has laid out a “Costless and Clueless” roadmap for his expensive Net Zero fantasy, writes Chris Morrison, the Daily Sceptic’s Environment Editor.

Andrew Bridgen is right to raise the issue of vaccine harms, but the way he did it has given the Covid censors an easy target.

The Guardian has found a way to compare Andrew Bridgen to Andrew Tate (other than their first names), and somehow uses it all to justify beefing up the Online Safety Bill.

The following is a guest post from our in-house doctor, who examines the latest batch of data relating to the Omicron variant, and touches on the politicised and corrupted nature of SAGE.

Until recently, many people openly identified as 'woke'. One suspects the reason that activists like AOC want to get rid of the term is that it’s much harder to fight something if you don’t have a name for it.