Thanks to the omni-crisis in the energy sector, the price cap will rise to £6,522 by next April, according to Auxilione. That’s up from the £5,3000 predicted yesterday by Cornwall Insight. Time to lift the ban on Fracking?
According to the always excellent Telegraph columnist Sherelle Jacobs, the exhortation to ‘Protect the NHS’ was not a one-off. It has become a bureaucratic monster that the public are expected to serve, not vice versa.
In the latest episode of London Calling the talking points are Fauci’s retirement, the grouse shooting season, Michael Gove’s departure from frontline politics and the brilliant documentary about Bob Moran.
Anthony Fauci, one of the chief architects of the lockdown policy and a breathless enthusiast for the Covid vaccines, has announced he’ll be stepping down as President Biden’s top medical advisor.
Watch Brilliantly Difficult, the hugely enjoyable new documentary about the fearless cartoonist Bob Moran. Bob is the Gillray of the Age of Hysteria. This film deserves to become a cult classic.
Lincolnshire Police has come under fire after posting footage of its officers dancing during the city's pride festival. Why are on-duty police officers partying instead of tackling crime?
Having done their best to turn Britain's universities into Chinese-style internment camps over the past two years, vice-chancellors are now demanding tuition fees be increased to £24,000 a year. Are they having a laugh?
The Chairman of a British based Islamic charity in receipt of Government money praised the fatwa on Salman Rushdie less than a year ago.
In an effort to be more inclusive, NatWest will pay for trans staff to get privately-funded hormone treatment from next month. Meanwhile, Goldman Sachs has told its London staff they can have free sex-change surgery.
Camilla Tominey asks whether the time has come for those politicians, scientists and journalists who vilified lockdown sceptics for having ‘blood on their hands’ should to fall to their knees and beg for forgiveness?
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