News Round-Up
- “Two small boat migrants wanted for gang rape welcomed to UK and allowed to claim benefits” – Two Eritrean migrants wanted for gang rape in Denmark have been welcomed into Britain, granted asylum and allowed to claim benefits, reports the Mail.
- “Afghan asylum seeker arrested in bed after raping girl” – An Afghan asylum seeker has been arrested in bed and sentenced to 16 years in prison for raping a 12 year-old girl, says the BBC.
- “Green Party activists called Jewish people ‘an abomination to this planet’” – Green Party activists have called Jewish people “an abomination to this planet” in leaked WhatsApp messages ahead of a key vote on whether Zionism equals racism, reports the Mail.
- “Zack Polanski is facing rebellion from his own family” – Family members of Green leader Zack Polanski have raised concerns they could be forced to leave the UK if he ever became prime minister, says the Mail.
- “Selfridges sells globe that ‘erases Israel’” – Selfridges has been selling an illuminated globe that removes Israel entirely and shows only a state of Palestine in its place, reports the Metro.
- “Starmer giving Iranian terrorists free rein in Britain, says Israeli President” – Israeli President Isaac Herzog has accused Starmer of giving Iranian terrorists free rein in Britain and warned that Europe could be next, according to the Telegraph.
- “Can Starmer rely on a ‘good war’ to see off leadership challenges?” – Labour is braced for a “bloodbath” in the local elections – and yet there may be a way through the crisis for the Prime Minister, writes Oliver Wright in the Times.
- “How falling immigration numbers will impact the public sector” – Telegraph analysis reveals the damage done by 30 years of government policy – and the failure to train up a British-born workforce.
- “Making Sadiq Khan a peer will seal the Lords demise” – By replacing hereditary peers with Labour cronies, the Government is destroying the very heart of our upper house, warns William Sitwell in the Telegraph.
- “How Britain’s democracy is rotting from within” – In the Mail, Nigel Farage warns that Britain’s democracy is rotting from within despite long-standing claims it remains the gold standard.
- “Wrongful WhatsApp arrest police threw man in a cell over blog post” – A police force that paid £20,000 compensation to a couple arrested over a school WhatsApp group is being sued by a company director thrown in a cell over a blog post, reports the Mail.
- “The end of the British salt industry could be apocalyptic” – The British salt industry is on the brink of collapse, which could have apocalyptic consequences as England prepares to become a net importer of this vital mineral for the first time, warns Ruari McCallion in Spiked.
- “EU plot to seize Chagos fishing rights after Starmer’s surrender” – The EU has been accused of trying to exploit Starmer’s decision to hand over the Chagos Islands by grabbing fishing rights in the area, reports the Telegraph.
- “Times have changed, but Ed Miliband is stranded in another age” – The Energy Secretary is responsible for the forced march imposed on Britain’s already enfeebled economy, says Jeremy Warner in the Telegraph.
- “Scotland’s delusional climate change plan, 2026 to 2040” – The SNP Scottish Government has released an updated climate plan for 2026 to 2040 that reaches into almost every part of Scottish life, warns Joel Smalley on Substack.
- “From cow farts to protein shakes: the latest climate ‘solution’ brewed in a vat” – Climate campaigners are promoting turning cow methane into lab-grown protein shakes as the latest supposed breakthrough for saving the planet, writes Anthony Watts on Watts Up With That?
- “Bugs-for-food industry ‘collapses’” – The bugs-for-food industry has started collapsing, with even some on the Left questioning whether pushing insects as food is unethical because bugs might feel pain, writes Olivia Murray in the American Thinker.
- “Nine takeaways from the JP Morgan Chase energy study you won’t want to miss” – A major JP Morgan Chase energy report has delivered several striking takeaways about the real state of the global energy industry, reveal the Energy Bad Boys on Substack.
- “Demands for ‘slavery reparations’ are a scam” – Calls for slavery reparations are little more than a cynical scam, says Michael Deacon in the Telegraph.
- “Britain should slap sanctions on any country demanding slavery reparations” – Britain should treat demands for slavery reparations as hostile acts and hit back with sanctions against any country pushing them, argues Daniel Hannan in the Telegraph.
- “How inclusive Iceland succumbed to ‘trans madness’” – Once a beacon of progress, the Nordic country has become an authoritarian ‘gender Gilead’, and its citizens are terrified for the future, writes Julie Bindel in the Telegraph.
- “Rowling’s trans views have made Harry Potter controversial, says Garfield” – Actor Andrew Garfield is the latest celebrity to speak out against writer J.K. Rowling, arguing that watching the Harry Potter films is now “controversial”, according to the NY Post.
- “Starmer plays football” – If you’ve ever wondered what it’d be like to watch Mr Bean play football after 10 pints, Keir Starmer has provided this handy video.
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the elites have achieved the multi cultural society they called for 30? Years ago. Pity none of the media informed the public what they had in mind. And still don’t.
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It is entirely appropriate to paint the DT with the report that it blames falling immigration for public service defects. For three decades when it could have told its readers about the consequences of unlimited immigration by culturally unaligned people, it instead spent its time mithering over who should be the N+1th Tory leader.
If medical schools are run to train foreigners, many of whom will go home and refuse to accept Brits with good education, guess what – there is a problem.
Import people with limited English and qualifications that might be (ahem, not solid) they might not cut the mustard. (Someone else please translate for any elites who read this).
Along with the Tory Party and the Speccie, DT has failed its readers and failed the country. Let it go broke.
Actually it is about to become a mouthpiece for EU integration; this time it’s official.
“Actor Andrew Garfield is the latest celebrity to speak out against writer J.K. Rowling, arguing that watching the Harry Potter films is now “controversial””
This Garfield bloke (who he? never heard of him) needs to work harder. I am sure if you looked carefully into the political and other views and life history of every single person involved in every single artistic production since the beginning of time you could manage to find something you disagreed with strongly. Why stop at art? Every product or service ever produced has probably been touched by at least one unclean hand. Loony.
https://www.euronews.com/2026/03/11/spains-renewables-revolution-likely-to-keep-energy-bills-low-even-as-gas-prices-soar
The latest thing that is really annoying me: Spain, and, in particular, so many articles in euro newspapers eulogising Spain’s transition to renewable energy, holding them up as an example to the rest of us. Is that the Spain that had a massive electricity grid black out just last year, that announced spending Euro 5 bn to reduce electricity bills, that is in talks with Algeria to increase its gas imports, that has loads of open spaces, sunshine and wind, whose politicians haven’t passed a budget since 2023? So how can these strange newspapers claim that Spain is such a success story? Because everyone else is still paying Spain huge sums of money! ‘Roughly 103 billion euros ($118 billion) in EU pandemic recovery funds have allowed the government to keep financing new investment’ Surprised…not very…What is that strange sound…kind of like chickens returning to the roost….’the final deadline for payments from the European Commission is the end of this year. Budget Minister…said…she was certain a new budget would be in place before the EU funds ran out.’ Of course it will…
New rules mean 48% (at least) of electricity must come from spinning generators (gas-fired) at all times to provide grid frequency stability to avoid a repeat of the April calamity
Such is the success of “renewables”. Indeed an example to the rest of us. Net Zero requires two generating systems, one dispatchable, continuous, fossil fuel based, the other intermittent, uncontrollable weather based – at many times the cost of one, fossil farm based system.
They’re also about to give 500,000+ immigrants citizenship.
“Family members of Green leader Zack Polanski have raised concerns they could be forced to leave the UK if he ever became prime minister”
😨 😟 😱 “ever became Prime minister!? Holy shyte!
Dont worry guys, everybody(except woketards)would leave the UK it that twat ever made it to the levers of power!
“even some on the Left questioning whether pushing insects as food is unethical because bugs might feel pain”
plants are alive too! How do we know they dont feel pain?
So animals, plants and insects are off the menu, what’s the only thing left that we eat that’s never been alive? ….salt..yum yum!
..oh wait a minute, our salt industry is under threat of closure too! looks like double helpings of soil guys!
You’ve reminded me of Neil from The Young Ones: ”Vegetable rights and peace!”😆🥦✌
Also, you’ll like this. It’s about the fuel prices in the UK;
https://x.com/MorEdge_Insight/status/2038050492853444664
Tell you what Mogs with all the crapola in the world these days we really do need a laugh every now and again 🤣
Once Net Zero is achieved there will be no plants due to lack CO2, therefore no bugs, no animals or Humans.
But… Hurrah!… the Planet will have been saved.
Why can’t the net zero braincells nutjobs work that out?
May I add this to the Round-Up, because I think it is crucially important that boarding schools must be banned from accepting pre-teen children, or better still, abolished for their horrific physical, sexual and psychological torture of children:
I moved from state school to boarding school at 11 – I’m still traumatised
“We can’t undo what happened to us but we can try to stop it from happening to others in future. Personally, I’d like the Government to ban pre-teen boarding. That’s where the greatest damage is done.”
Seen and Heard in 90 Seconds
Microsoft Word – The Trauma of Boarding at School.doc