After the BBC recently misreported that the Israeli army was "targeting medical teams and Arab speakers", Stephen Daisley looks at the long list of the BBC's other recent anti-Israel 'mistakes'.
NHS bosses are offering a £100,000 contract for "anti-racism" consultancy services, despite cash-strapped hospitals mulling scaling back operations this winter to balance the books.
A secondary school has been told to remove its heat pumps after residents complained the system is so loud they are unable to open windows or go outside without being disturbed.
NewsGuard has established itself as a major force in the mass-censorship of online dissent, working with the U.S. Government and others to discredit and demonetise websites that question official information.
A study of women vaccinated during pregnancy found a miscarriage rate of 14% after the sixth week, nearly double the 8% found in a study of all women. That should ring alarm bells.
Insurance companies are using global warming to justify a huge hike in home cover premiums – even if the homeowners don't live near rivers or the sea and have never made a claim for storm damage.
A civil servant at the Home Office has said that his colleagues would "ring the mental health services to check in on my sanity" if he were ever to propose ways of cutting immigration.
The Supreme Court has ruled against Rishi Sunak's Rwanda migrants scheme in a major blow to the Prime Minister after Suella Braverman warned he has no credible Plan B stop the boats.
In the latest Weekly Sceptic podcast the talking points are the sacking of Suella Braverman, the media gaslighting over the pro-Palestinian Armistice Day protests and the bizarre return of David Cameron.
In a brutal resignation letter, Suella Braverman has accused Prime Minister Rishi Sunak of having "manifestly and repeatedly failed to deliver" on key policies and said he is "incapable of doing so".
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