The reason Southport and the rape gang scandal are pivotal isn’t just because children were killed. Unlike America, Britain is a socialist country - we have a large, intrusive state and we surrender a huge amount of autonomy and resources to the state. The implicit contract is

Buy local.

Before us, I see two possible futures: One where the United Kingdom is remembered as a cautionary tale — the lone state that took the doctrine of modern liberalism (mass immigration, social egalitarianism, net zero) to its logical conclusion, and descended into poverty, social

He is spot on about a return to English Common Law principles.

The inheritance tax on farmers will raise 22 and a half hours of NHS spending. This is apparently enough to bring waiting lists down, bring mortgages down, and make the economy work for everyone.

working at a big company is basically an accelerated course in how power actually works. once you see the sheer level of inefficiency, rent-seeking, & arbitrary decision-making, it kind of breaks all illusions about big companies. the best part is realizing that half the people

Sir Paul Marshall built a $71B hedge fund, reshaped UK education, and owns major media outlets. Now, he’s sounding the alarm: Net Zero is pushing Europe toward economic suicide. While the West cripples itself, the US and China surge ahead. Here’s why he says we’re losing 🧵

Here is my 16min ARC talk from this Wednesday on how to get back growth and fix climate without scaring kids witless youtube.com/watch?v=dN_ARf…

New billboard just dropped Michael J. Fox

Britain’s state-backed weather & climate service has been up to some astonishing things. And at the center of it all? One woman most have probably never heard of. Penelope Endersby, chief executive of the Met Office. Her agency’s actions might leave you speechless. Thread 🧵

Decolonising Shakespeare’s birthplace.🙄 A note from one of my teachers on this: Shakespeare not only perfectly captured the human condition, but was a revolutionary in so many ways. Not that the bard should need defending, but you'd expect the woke-left to be celebrating him

This is not how a river in the Lake District should look. This stretch of river is a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and the location of the now infamous Cunsey Beck fish kill in 2022. Upstream from where the second photo was taken yesterday, there are four United

“Britain is sitting on a glut of oil and gas that could provide half of our needs for the next 25 years and add £150billion to the economy.” Instead, we have the government indulging in net zero lunacy. apple.news/Aa_e2j7dXTwmp5…

This gotta be the best one yet 😭🤣 #ashtonhall #MorningRoutine

I often think about leaving the UK. I wonder how many of you do? The question is, where do you go? I travel a lot, and I honestly don't believe there are many Shangri-las left, if there are any at all. The thing that angers is me is that the United Kingdom is actually one of the

Neil Oliver on the climate scam: "It's all a massive con, and it's not driven by anything green." "In the name of... saving the planet, the baddies will come for the food, they'll come for the cars, for the gas boilers, for air travel. And the land they seize from farmers will

Today, Good Friday, Christians remember the crucifixion and death of Jesus Christ. Today, many congregations will take part in a Walk of Witness, in remembrance of Jesus' walk with his cross through Jerusalem. Find a Good Friday service in your area at AChurchNearYou.com/lentandeaster.

None of these farms exist All are works of fiction by Tesco supermarkets This #FarmWashing practice should be made illegal, it deceives consumers and makes nonsense of Red Tractor traceability Food labelling should be clear, country of origin should be clear

Farmwashing is the practice of supermarkets misleading consumers into buying British produce when, in fact, the products are non-British. This is done through misleading marketing like using fake farm names or British branding on packaging.

After weeks in the making, we are really excited to share that The Times has published an in-depth, long-form interview exploring Save Windermere like never before. The interview covers everything from: - Our tour of the sewage works with the journalist - How the campaign