Outrage is mounting over the Covid Inquiry's soaring £146 million price tag, which has seen more than £3 million allocated to emotional support services for witnesses.
Dr. Tony Sewell continues to bust the myths of 'racist Britain' in his important new book Black Success, as he laments how black Britons are held back by a race relations industry that would make them permanent victims.
For years, McKinsey has been promoting the "business case for diversity". But a new paper shows that it's built on sand: S&P 500 companies with more 'executive diversity' perform no better than those with less.
In recent days, The Guardian has been on the warpath against the Garrick – a London gentleman's club with a men-only membership policy. But the anti-Garrick arguments don't stack up, argues Noah Carl.
Two mothers are suing NHS England over concerns that transgender teenagers face "irreversible harm" due to insufficient safeguards in gender clinics.
The billion-pound slavery atonement proposed by the Church of England is slammed by Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph, as yet another instance of British national self-loathing and Americanised symbolic virtue-signalling.
"Being progressive" is something staff "should be proud of", according to BBC Director General Tim Davie in a newly leaked recording.
Amid a recruitment crisis, the Royal Navy is assigning marines and sailors to serve as diversity and inclusion officers to improve the well-being of personnel.
Camden Council is discriminating against companies in its procurement processes that fail to demonstrate a commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusion values.
A study has found that, with one or two exceptions, individuals in former colonies have a favourable opinion of their former coloniser. This runs counter to the general thrust of 'post-colonial studies'.
