A solar energy company has gone bust, leaving the British taxpayer with a bill of £655 million. Oddly enough, this news has not been reported by the BBC.
Should Britain pay reparations to the developing world for being the first country to industrialise? Or should the developing world thank us for creating the economic model that has lifted billions out of poverty?
Ron DeSantis’s resounding victory in Florida is a vindication of his lockdown scepticism. Ridiculed by Democrats for ignoring ‘expert’ advice, DeSantis got it right and the voters have rewarded him.
In this week’s London Calling, the talking points are Cop27, climate change reparations, the midterms, Trump’s imminent declaration and Matt Hancock’s no-show on I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here!
President Xi’s Zero Covid is the contemporary equivalent of China’s one-child policy – a form of totalitarian control that has become an end in itself, argues Ian Williams in the Spectator.
It’s great news that the Government has promised to remove the clause in the Online Safety Bill dealing with content that’s ‘legal but harmful’ to adults. But that’s far from the only risk the Bill poses to free speech.
According to several newspaper reports, the Government is planning to scrap the clause in the Online Safety Bill designed to protect adults from ‘legal but harmful’ content – a huge victory for free speech campaigners.
In an effort to salvage his reputation, former Health Secretary Matt Hancock plans to eat kangaroo testicles on live TV.
In this week’s London Calling the talking points are the Pelosi break-in, the deep state’s attack on the wonderful Suella Braverman, Prince Harry’s ‘victim’ memoir, Tampon-gate and Rogue Heroes.
If you’re concerned about a social credit system emerging in the UK, please use the Free Speech Union’s campaigning tool to email your MP and tell them to support New Clause 15 of the Financial Services and Markets Bill.
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