NewsGuard has been in touch again for our annual grilling on 'misinformation'. Suffice to say the errors are all NewsGuard's. Here's the charge sheet this time – and how we responded. Enjoy.
One of the North Sea’s biggest oil field developments is in jeopardy after developers put the project on hold following a crackdown by Ed Miliband.
Meet Valentina Petrillo, the self-confessed male Paralympic sprinter who, at the age of 51, has entered the female competition and is set to steal the women's prizes while the pathetic authorities look on.
Bank of England staff have been told to share their pronouns at the start of meetings and use "gender neutral" language when speaking to customers.
The Government’s VAT raid on private schools risks costing the taxpayer up to £1.8 billion as parents cut their work hours once their children move into the state sector, a report has found.
A domestic abuse charity has been criticised for encouraging "men who identify as women" to apply for a senior £47,000-a-year "women-only" post.
Labour Minister Jess Phillips has said she received "quicker" NHS treatment because she voted in favour of an immediate ceasefire in Gaza after a Palestinian doctor recognised her.
Ed Miliband has delivered the "final blow" to North Sea oil as he bows to Greenpeace and refuses to fight a climate lawsuit brought against two of Britain’s biggest oil schemes, meaning they're likely to be halted.
Keir Starmer has confirmed the Government could ban smoking in pub gardens and other outdoor areas, arguing it would reduce the "burden" on the NHS.
In episode 11 of the Sceptic, Laurie Wastell talks to Freddie Attenborough on Starmer's social media crackdown, Andy Collingwood on the truth about immigration and C.J. Strachan on anti-white hiring in the police.
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