A scientist attacked Joe Rogan for spreading 'misinformation' about the Covid vaccines on his podcast by interviewing RFK Jr. Rogan responded by offering him $100,000 to debate RFK Jr on his show. The scientist bottled it.
The Government is due to issue new guidance on how schools should manage trans pupils -- schools must inform parents if children start transitioning and teachers won't have to use their preferred gender pronouns.
Howard Donald has been forced to withdraw from performing at Nottingham Pride after liking ‘transphobic’ tweets. For instance, one saying: 'Only women have periods.' Has everyone gone mad, asks Brendan O'Neill?
Just Stop Oil staged a protest at Glyndbourne yesterday, in spite of the opera festival priding itself on its green credentials, even installing a 67-metre wind turbine officially unveiled by Sir David Attenborough.
Was the BBC guilty of breaching its own impartiality rules during the first lockdown, given how one-sided its coverage was? More and more evidence suggests the answer is 'yes'.
In this week's London Calling, the main topic is the extraordinary coincidence of three figures who’ve dominated politics for a decade suffering reversals of fortune in one week: Trump, Boris and Sturgeon.
The Standard covered the first performance of the Lockdown Files Live on Saturday, with Isabel Oakeshott interviewed on stage about the WhatsApp messages Hancock handed to her. Highlight was actors reading out excerpts.
The Government's Counter-Disinformation Unit was advised not to flag expressions of opinion during the pandemic as 'misinformation' or 'disinformation'. But it did so anyway, according to the Telegraph.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the virus and the vaccines, the ‘climate emergency’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
Police Scotland has confirmed that a 52 year-old woman has been arrested as part of its ongoing investigations into the SNP's finances. Who on earth could it be?
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