Isn't it a bit odd that we're halfway through a General Election and yet the political parties have not sought to discuss their or their opponents' record during the pandemic, asks Brian Monteith.
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer appear to have an understanding not to mention the costs of Covid measures, says Dr Tom Jefferson. And no wonder, as leaders of the lockdown and lockthemdownharder parties.
In the latest episode of the Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are Rishi's D-Day disaster, the LIb Dems Loony Left manifesto and the populist insurgency in the European elections.
The Tories have barely confronted the ‘Diversity and Inclusion’ racket. On the main government jobs website, and you will find dozens of listings for jobs like ‘Diversity & Inclusion Lead’. Why do they let this happen?
In the latest episode of the Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are Nigel Farage's election surprise, Trump's absurd show trial and a bumper week for the 'Far Right' smear
Wielding her newfound omniscience, Joanna Gray reveals five game-changing messages that would guarantee victory in the General Election for any party that adopts them, starting with 'Women cannot have penises'.
In the latest episode of the Weekly Sceptic, the talking points are Rishi's poor campaigning skills, boring boring Keir Starmer and Nigel Farage's controversial comments about British Muslims.
New polling reveals just how hard Rishi Sunak's task is. The thought of the Tories staying in power is even less appealing to voters than the prospect of Jeremy Corbyn entering Downing Street was five years ago.
Rishi Sunak's proposal to introduce National Service has been met with widespread ridicule. But the Prime Minister is sticking to his guns.
Rishi Sunak's big new policy is "If you can vote, you should fight”, whereas Keir Starmer's is "If you can fight, you should vote". But is either what the country needs? asks James Alexander.
