In London Calling this week, we discuss the Guardian devoting 0.1% of its net worth to atone for its slave trade links and its attempt to deflect attention from the scandal by accusing the Royal Family of the same sin.
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In this week's episode of London Calling, the talking points are the dinosaur conspiracy theory, the Top G's release from jail, Trump's indictment, the narrowing of the Overton Window and how Succession is going to end.
So much for Rishi Sunak's 'war on woke'. Tory backbenchers are waking up to the fact that the Worker Protection Bill, which the Government is supporting, would massively extend the scope of the Equality Act.
In this week's London Calling, the arguments are about Bill Gates, 15 minute cities, reverse cognitive-behavioural therapy, wind power and Anthony Trollope.
Why is it that in contemporary Britain, the police will arrest you for expressing orthodox Christian beliefs, but are more than happy to enforce Islamic blasphemy laws?
In a brilliant piece for UnHerd, Kathleen Stock takes aim at the BBC's 'disinformation' correspondent Marianna Spring, accusing her of disseminating 'disinformation' in her own right.
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In this week's London Calling, the quarrels are about Trump's imminent arrest, the Left's demonisation of Suella Braverman, Andrew Bridgen's censored speech, the nuptials of Rupert Murdoch and the abysmal Ted Lasso.
Enid Blyton is the latest children's author whose work has been 'modernised' by tin-eared sensitivity readers. Who knew unexpurgated Noddy could be so subversive?
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