A BBC broadcast that portrayed a 14-year-old girl as a sexually experienced racist after a Syrian refugee was cleared of raping her was aired despite the BBC knowing there were other allegations against him. He's now been convicted of raping another child dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1…

This is just as serious, if not more, than the Trump incident. This is nothing less than racial goading and agent provocateur behaviour and should be prosecuted.

Same but for different reasons. The BBC’s ‘all sides’ relies on seeing politics as a left/right spectrum, but it’s not. Truth is that the BBC is biased against conservatives, and the hard left on economics. It promotes progressivism and liberal social democracy.

All sorts of cultural and social barriers that were set in place in order to orient us towards the future have now been eroded, and off the path there are an ever-increasing number of behavioral sinkholes each with their own rationalizations and gravitational pull. A lot of

Distress signal

Depressing that even the excellent Matt won’t include housing credit in this list - running at £70 billion a year. Set against this list one can see how insanely large this is.

Very sad to report this! Rest in peace. The manifesto has now been laid to rest.

🚨 NEW: The High Court has ruled Epping's Bell Hotel can continue to house asylum seekers after refusing to grant Epping Forest District Council an injunction

Alastair Campbell has written that it's "not true" to say the BBC is "pro trans". Here's a TOP 40 of just some eye-catching stories and developments from just the last 12 months, involving the BBC. Could the BBC have some sort of pro trans agenda?

GDP is not everything. For instance, this is the exact moment when Isengard's GDP Began to skyrocket:

The Camp of the Saints was not “banned.” The Social Contract Press merely stopped producing the book following a coordinated smear campaign, the targets of which were Stephen Miller and Steve Bannon, orchestrated by the Southern Poverty Law Center, the goal of which was to use

I’ve now read Labour’s new Veterans Strategy from cover to cover. There's not a single word on the top issue for veterans – legacy & lawfare - described by 9 of the most senior Generals to have served in our armed forces as a ‘threat to national security’. thetimes.com/uk/defence/art…

Sam, believe it or not, I'm willing to sacrifice the honoured institution of Teesside University (London Campus), established in 2023. What would we do without the hallowed halls of Arts University Plymouth (granted university status in 2022)?

Sapporo 🇬🇧 🐘🌲 Even the Greens

Reform could do worse, in power, than a referendum, a month, undercutting every aspect of modern UK governance: each one coming too quickly to allow a second Brexit dynamic, and each firmly rooted in the democratic will

Earlier today we published a clip of Rupert Lowe MP, falsely claiming he called to introduce the death for penalty for asylum seekers. We would like to clarify he was calling for a referendum on the death penalty in cases of heinous crimes committed by foreign and domestic