In Episode 3 of the Sceptic podcast: David Turver on Labour's Net Zero delusions; Chris Morrison on the Met Office's hot air; and Freddie Attenborough on Australia's effort to censor the entire internet.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
A Muslim entrepreneur has donated hundreds of thousands of pounds to Reform U.K., saying migrants who came to Britain legally are dismayed that “we have lost control of our borders”.
The Justice Secretary who oversaw the courts during the pandemic has called for an amnesty for the more than 29,000 people given criminal convictions for breaking Covid rules.
Net Zero targets aimed at encouraging airlines to use so-called green aviation fuel are driving fraud "at a mass scale" and deforestation, campaigners have said.
Isn't it a bit odd that we're halfway through a General Election and yet the political parties have not sought to discuss their or their opponents' record during the pandemic, asks Brian Monteith.
Reform leader Nigel Farage has launched his party's General Election manifesto with pledges to freeze "non-essential" immigration, leave the ECHR and scrap Net Zero.
History lecturers at the University of Liverpool have been told to teach that whiteness and heterosexuality are a problem in new guidance sent to staff.
Paula Scanlan is glad that her former team-mate Lia Thomas will not be allowed compete at the Olympics and says she should get an apology for being "forced to undress" with the trans athlete "18 times a week".
The Swiss Parliament has rejected a 'landmark' climate ruling from the European Court of Human Rights that claimed the country's climate policies breached its citizens' rights by being insufficiently severe.
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