Politics UK The Times and The Sunday Times All embassies are spy-hubs, but allowing China to build a mini GCHQ in the middle of London might not age very well for us.

.Sayer Ji tells me about the history of weather modification in America - from attempting to change the trajectory of hurricanes to neutralizing global warming. "We know that weather modification is a big part of the agenda in many states where, for example, the agricultural

It's time to get phones out of the classroom. Our new film looks at the harm a smartphone-based childhood is doing to our kids.

Author @BenCobley talks to Lee Hall about the onslaught of progressivism, and how this ideology has infiltrated every aspect of our society.

Socialism is like polio, it comes back when people forget about the horrible damage it did last time.

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.Helena Ivanov from @hjs_org talks to Lee Hall about the crisis of trust facing human rights NGOs, mission creep, funder influence, and how authoritarian regimes fill the gaps these organisations are leaving.

Germany’s data protection commissioner has asked Apple and Google to remove Chinese AI start-up DeepSeek from their app stores because it illegally transfers users’ personal data to China. scmp.com/news/world/eur…

Blows my mind that the PRC government can plan an attempt on the life of a senior Taiwanese official and it isn’t on the front page of every media outlet. David Lammy does the UK have an opinion on this?

In all my years skirting the fringes of right-wing groups, I’ve never once been at a meeting or rally where a crowd openly chanted death to anyone, let alone thousands screaming it in unison.

Billionaire innovator James Dyson is known for vacuum cleaners and hair dryers but did you know he’s also one of the most innovative farmers in the world? In particular, Dyson has a high-tech 10.5 hectare strawberry farm in Lincolnshire yielding 250% more produce per hectare

The FIRS (Foreign Influence Registration Scheme) is launching tomorrow. Russia is in the upper tier - most threatening state - along with Iran, but not China. China carries out cyber attacks on the UK daily, it’s trashed the Sino-British agreement on Hong Kong, arresting

Alka Sehgal Cuthbert Alka Sehgal Cuthbert from Don't Divide Us tells Lee Hall that the Equality Act is not fit for purpose, creates a workplace grievance culture, is used to police our relationships, and is a legal embodiment of the push for a multicultural Britain.

LinkedIn. A new message notification. Nick, 30 ans, clicks it open. "Nick hi! It's Mick, 30 ans, calling from a recruitment agency here in Dubai! "Thanks for accepting my connection request. Have you got a moment to talk?" 1/7

People I’d like to see on new Bank Notes: - Thomas Carlyle - Robert Baden-Powell - JRR Tolkien - Captain Cook - William Blake

“While European Christian society was oppressing women by providing for their needs, the Aztecs were liberating their women…from their lives.”

China expert Allen Zeng 方伟｜Allen Zeng tells Lee Hall that Xi Jinping's rule is over, he is now just a figurehead on borrowed time. Allen talks about Xi's legacy, China's future, and why the West struggles to understand the Chinese regime.

Climate madness on stage: A Handel opera canceled because its single wind turbine generated no power in still weather Prior to cancellation? SIX blackouts through performance, each causing a 15-min restart delay And back-up generators couldn't cope Oh, bright green future

Why have most countries abandoned wealth taxes? In 1990, 12 countries had wealth taxes. Now there are just 3. 🧵👇

Tom Jones @93VintageJones tells Lee Hall how the weakening of British identity and mass immigration are causing communal splits, ramping up sectarian voting, ethnonationalism, and disillusionment with what Britain has to offer.