G20 ministers met in Brazil last week to discuss "misinformation", just as the country ramps up the censorship in an escalating 'war' with Elon Musk's X, leaving no doubt over which side they're on.
VAT on private schools won't harm the most well-off. Rather, because refugees from independent schools will get places at good state schools that would otherwise go to disadvantaged pupils, it will harm the least well-off.
Is the Labour Government's war on free speech about to extend to criminalising 'Islamophobia'? Andrew Doyle says the last thing we need is two-tier blasphemy laws, whereby it's fine to criticise Christians but not Muslims.
Prof James Alexander reviews Christopher Beckwith's The Scythian Empire, naming it his book of the year for its thesis that scepticism and other key philosophical developments came from one remarkable ancient people.
Electric vehicles are losing value at an "unsustainable" rate as a slowdown in consumer demand causes used car prices to halve in two years, leasing companies have warned.
Graham Brady, the former leading Tory backbencher, has revealed that Boris Johnson asked him "How many people would you let die?" when he said Lord Sumption was right to challenge lockdown.
New Labour MP Antonia Bance is a Director of Hope Not Hate Ltd., an organisation that is part-funded by the taxpayer and which regularly attacks Conservative election candidates.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
