News Round-Up

• “Tommy Robinson will not be charged over St Pancras ‘assault’” – Tommy Robinson won’t face charges over last month’s alleged assault at St Pancras, with the CPS saying there’s “not a realistic prospect of conviction”, according to the Mail.
• “Epping hotel migrant accused of sexual assault ‘paid £2,000 to cross Channel’” – An asylum seeker accused of sexually assaulting a 14 year-old girl claims that a woman who intervened called him handsome and invited him home, reports the Telegraph.
• “Mass migration won’t solve Britain’s economic woes” – Central banking elites are out of touch with the political realities of our age, says Jeremy Warner in the Telegraph.
• “Rwanda could revive migrant deal if Farage is PM (and UK pays £50 million)” – Rwanda has opened the door to reviving its migrant deportation scheme with Britain if Nigel Farage becomes Prime Minister, reports the Mail.
• “Panic in the markets will force Starmer into an early election” – We are careening towards a fully-fledged debt crisis, warns Allister Heath in the Telegraph, and Labour’s chances of survival are narrowing by the day.
• “Richard Hermer’s new SpAd is pro-Extinction Rebellion EU rejoiner activist” – AG Richard Hermer’s new SpAd is an EU fanatic with eco-crazed sympathies, according to Guido Fawkes.
• “Fertility rate drops to record low” – The fertility rate dropped to a record low last year, raising fresh concerns about Britain’s ageing population, reports the Standard.
• “The celebration of childlessness has gone too far” – Britain’s birth rate has plummeted, writes Miriam Cates in the Telegraph. It is a sad truth that many couples later regret not having children.
• “Miliband clashes with Starmer over Net Zero project” – Ed Miliband is locked in a battle with Sir Keir Starmer over the Prime Minister’s support for plans to build the largest data centre in Europe, reports the Telegraph. 
• “The price of energy and the system costs of renewables” – On his DHelm blog, Prof Dieter Helm dismantles the green dream, arguing that Britain’s dash to Net Zero has left it with sky-high energy prices, de-industrialisation and a renewables system riddled with hidden costs.
• “Berlin’s public pools lack visitors… predicted ‘hell summer of heat and drought’ ends up rainy, cool” – This year’s rainy and not so warm summer has taken a toll on Berlin’s public outdoor swimming pools, reports NoTricksZone.
• “All at sea in the Parkville Asylum” – In Climate Scepticism, Tony Thomas takes aim at Melbourne Uni’s “Climate Kids”, where six year-olds are told to ditch fossil fuels, protest and swap big ships for sailing ones.
• “Agriculture is a big player in the global carbon cycle” – A new study highlights the overlooked role of cultivated plants in the global carbon cycle, showing that agriculture makes a major contribution to CO₂ absorption, reports the Clintel Foundation.
• “Global warming zealots keep the crusade going strong” – In American Thinker, Jack Hellner calls out climate alarmists as fear-mongering loonies.
• “Riots erupt in Swiss city after migrant killed while fleeing police” – Dramatic riots have erupted in a Swiss city after a migrant teen was killed in a scooter crash while fleeing the police, reports the Mail.
• “Armed escorts and £900 handouts: how Germany sent migrants back to the Taliban” – It took a colossal legal, political and diplomatic juggling act before Berlin could deport Afghan criminals, writes Joe Barnes in the Telegraph.
• “Economist fined €16,100 for implying a Green politician might be stupid, calling a state media journalist a ‘nincompoop’ and accusing the creep who denounced him to the speech police of snitching” – On Subsatck, Eugyppius shows how far Germany’s speech police have gone, with economist Thomas Vierhaus slapped with a €16,100 fine just for mocking a Green politician.
• “Covid vaccine EUAs are finally gone” – On Substack, Dr Meryl Nass says the Biden team fast-tracked a Covid vaccine licence in 2021 to enforce mandates, so manufacturers still have liability protection even though Emergency Use Authorisations are gone.
• “If we can’t trust the BBC to stop calling obviously male criminals ‘women’, we will go elsewhere” – Anyone with eyes could see the ‘wife’ who killed her husband with a samurai sword was a man, says Suzanne Moore in the Telegraph.
• “Minneapolis shooter is trans, anti-Trump… Dems call for no politics” – The Minneapolis school shooter Robin Westman is a biologically male transgender woman whose mother worked at the school where two children were slaughtered, reports the Mail.
• “BBC EastEnders planning ‘Adolescence-style spin-off’ show amid character’s misogyny plot” – EastEnders bosses are understood to be developing a spin-off that takes inspiration from the Netflix drama Adolescence, says GB News.
• “Why are five year-olds being reported for racism?” – Teachers who see racism everywhere will undoubtedly find it, writes Georgina Mumford in Spiked.
• “ITV News has tried to brand the Minneapolis church shooter as ‘far Right’” – But of course. In fact, the Minneapolis gunman, who killed two children, was trans and openly Left-wing.

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