The biggest British Parliamentary debate competition in the world run by the Oxford Union pressures hundreds of children as young as 14 to declare their gender pronouns every year.
Tortoise Media – fresh from acquiring the Observer – has created a climate sceptics naughty list – and the Daily Sceptic has made the cut! Ben Pile wonders if slow news is meant to mean news by slow people.
You can tell Net Zero is holed below the waterline when the EU resorts to the carbon indulgences scam again. Despite abandoning corrupt carbon credits in 2013, the desperate EU is bringing them back, says Tilak Doshi.
The UK Met Office has been caught reporting invented data from even more non-existent weather stations. New photographs show Newton Rigg weather station is closed, but the Met Office is still reporting readings from it!
Backlash against Keir Starmer's plan to show the Netflix drama Adolescence in schools has grown after more than 1,500 teachers and parents signed a letter saying the series is not suitable as an educational resource.
People who want to understand teenage boys would be better off watching The Inbetweeners than Adolescence, says Joanna Gray. It captures perfectly the best and worst of adolescent boys in the pre-smartphone age.
On July 19th 2022 the Met Office claimed a new UK record of 40.3°C in two locations – both of them busy RAF stations. The Met Office itself called one of them 'suspect', but it has now entered the long-term archive.
Gender ideology is so obviously ludicrous that it has spawned hundreds of silly charts across the public and private sector to try to get itself taken seriously. Caroline Ffiske takes a look at some of the worst.
Adolescence, the new teen drama, is pro-censorship propaganda, partly paid for by the state, that is now being seized upon by Labour MPs as ‘evidence’ that we need more online censorship.
An interview on Radio 4 this week laid bare Ed Miliband's fantasy thinking on Net Zero. As Amol Rajan pressed the deluded Energy Secretary on how his claims are the opposite of reality, he simply dug in.
