Cambridge is now a "University of Sanctuary" – a badge of support for open borders it wears proudly, as though it doesn't mean the UK being inundated with thousands of men from medieval countries, says Charlotte Gill.
Labour has announced a clampdown on foreign interference that conveniently catches a major Reform donor but swerves around all those who donate to Labour and the Left. Funny that, says Charlotte Gill.
Ever wondered who's quietly pushing open borders in the UK? Charlotte Gill exposes the funders, charities, gatekeepers and propagandists behind the "open-border industrial complex".
Forget the Bank of England's wildlife banknotes, says Charlotte Gill, bonkers as they are. Wait till you see Sadiq Khan's downright weird "rewilding" plans for London.
The Charity Commission is not fit for purpose, says Charlotte Gill, after it said it saw no problem with Hope Not Hate's charitable arm funnelling its money into the highly partisan Hope Not Hate private company.
Carol Vorderman was a Labour supporter at the last election, but she was cheering for the Greens in Gorton and Denton. Charlotte Gill peers behind the tweets to find a very well-funded Left-wing tactical voting campaign.
Jeff Bezos's ex-wife MacKenzie Scott "gave away more than anyone else in 2025" and is "the third-biggest philanthropist of all time", according to Forbes. Unfortunately, says Charlotte Gill, she's as woke as they come.
Labour is set to clamp down on "foreign interference" in elections after Elon Musk's dalliance with Reform. The hypocrisy is brazen, says Charlotte Gill: the Left is awash with foreign money, but calls it 'aid'.
Taxpayers have been charged an eye-watering £1.2 billion for the British Council over the past five years to enable it to push Left-wing climate, race and gender propaganda. It's time to defund it, says Charlotte Gill.
Why are taxpayers funding a cycling charity for "Muslim and ethnically diverse women" that quotes from the Quran on its website and promotes Ramadan, Eid and "Muslim Climate Action Week", wonders Charlotte Gill.
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