Yesterday at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, three women were convicted of terror offences for wearing clothes or carrying signs that appeared to glorify Hamas – and they were let off virtually...

The ‘paraglider girls’ ruling last week has thrown long-standing questions about judicial impartiality in Britain into sharp relief. On Tuesday, three women convicted of appearing to show support for...

The case of Sarah Jane Baker exposes the trans lobby’s capture of the criminal-justice system.

The prospect of judges ruling on the putative implication of a message is a recipe for arbitrary tyranny.

You would think that a group called ‘Hope not Hate’ would have a lot of important things to talk about at the moment. It could look at how the threat of Islamist extremism is corrupting our democra...

Marianna Spring’s relentlessly negative reporting on Elon Musk’s Twitter is straying into propaganda.

The BBC’s naff sermons make for joyless, predictable television.

A new paper has exposed the miserable reality of Net Zero.

2022’s slate of right-on films were adored by critics and hated by the public.

How has a flimsy racism allegation been allowed to ruin the former cricketer’s reputation?

A quick and dirty guide to regime propaganda

Two strands of Mill's philosophy were profoundly in conflict.

Why have counter-terror staff been ordered to gender-neutralise their language?

Oxford residents are being smeared as cranks for opposing a low-traffic scheme.

There is a reason why we hunted them to extinction.

Critics are calling for a review of Tan Ikram’s sentencing of the women who displayed a parachute image at a Gaza march

The EU is using the Israel-Hamas conflict as a fig leaf for extending its control of the internet—but online censorship will not solve the problem of Islamism.

With Sir Keir Starmer creeping closer to No. 10 every day, attention is rightly being paid to the radicalism of Labour’s agenda. Many have pointed to the awful prospect of its Race Equality Act,...

This week, the equalities minister and business secretary Kemi Badenoch took aim at Britain’s woke bureaucracy. The government’s Inclusion at Work panel, convened by Badenoch last year, has unveiled...

Universities are treating students like the boy who wouldn't grow up.

The Khan Review, the government’s independent report into social cohesion published last month, begins with a ritual genuflection to multiculturalism. “Britain’s most precious asset is our diverse...

“Unlimited tolerance must lead to the disappearance of tolerance.” If liberals don't stand up for liberal values, who will?

I’m old enough to remember when ‘it’s a free country’ was a phrase people used in conversation. It feels like it was the kind of thing they said regularly, either when someone asked permission to do...

After a controversial blog post he made earlier this year, the professional career of Dr Nathan Cofnas, a Leverhulme early-career research fellow at Cambridge’s philosophy faculty, is dangling by a...

The problem with cancel culture, it has long been clear, is how it lets the most sensitive people in society dictate what can and cannot be said in the public square. Today, Britain’s hate-speech...

The right should stop “owning the libs” and focus on state power…

This week, the equalities minister and business secretary Kemi Badenoch took aim at Britain’s woke bureaucracy. The government’s Inclusion at Work panel, convened by Badenoch last year, has unveiled...

Sue Gray, Keir Starmer’s 'chief of staff', has suggested that a Labour government could use citizens' assemblies

The technocratic crusade against so-called disinformation is in fact nakedly political and anti-democratic.

Ever since Marx, the concept of class has been foundational to sociology—as well as to almost everything else. This would not have surprised the German economist, for class, as he saw it, determines...

His Majesty The King, on the advice of the Lord Chancellor, has approved the appointment of one Commissioner to the Judicial Appointments Commission.

Why is the head of parliament’s culture committee calling on tech firms to unperson Russell Brand?

British public life has by now been thoroughly colonised by leftist politics.

Amsterdam, Netherlands Earlier this week a UN Special Rapporteur on Torture, Professor Nils Melzer, condemned video footage showing Dutch police brutality at an anti-lockdown protest. The footage in...