In this week's London Calling, the talking points are recent seismic activity in Iceland, the victory of the lionesses and the ensuing festival of virtue-signalling, and the shortcomings of an all-meat diet.
At a Conservative leadership hustings event tonight Liz Truss ruled out placing Britain in lockdown again if she was Prime Minister. "No I wouldn’t,“ she said, when asked if would ever authorise another one.
The Chief Constable of Greater Manchester, Britain's most improved force, says the police should stop investigating politically incorrect posts on Twitter just because someone claims to be offended.
A contributor to the Daily Sceptic has devised a template email to send to the Conservative leadership candidates asking them whether they'd lock us down again in the event of another pandemic.
The Sunday Times has discovered, rather belatedly, that the lockdown policy may have caused a teensy weensy bit of harm! Tom Calver, the Data Projects Editor, has documented the damage in a must-read piece.
The BBC is accused of following 'Stonewall's Law' and counting transwomen as women when implementing its new equality goal whereby 50% of all on-air contributors must be female.
Kemi Badenoch has written a courageous and important piece about the failure of the Government to deal with the irreversible medical harm being done to troubled adolescents by the Tavistock.
Is that why they call it the Home Office? More civil servants in Priti Patel’s department are working from home than before Jacob Rees-Mogg urged them to return to the office.
In a speech later today, Rishi Sunak will attack "woke nonsense" and defend "British freedoms". Please use the Free Speech Union's campaigning tool to email Sunak and Truss urging to them to do more to protect free speech.
U.K. companies have been threatened with 'action' by financial regulators if they don't toe the line on climate change.
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