Zach Willmore

03/10/2023 - 7:00am

Zach Willmore: TikTok’s new HIV ‘influencer’ The creator is one of many documenting their journey with the virus

Thursday, March 9

State-commissioned studies in Germany skewed by green agenda Alarmist research is motivated by faulty assumptions

Ralph Schoellhammer

Gary Lineker doesn’t understand the Holocaust Modern invocations of the atrocity strip it of its historical context

Samuel Rubinstein

Is Georgia having a Euromaidan moment? Ongoing protests bear many similarities with events in Ukraine nine years ago

National conservatism has a future in Britain The ideology can provide a principled case for lower immigration

Cracks emerge in Germany’s coveted education system A new study found that nearly two million young people have no qualifications

Wednesday, March 8

Isabel Oakeshott: the lesson of the Lockdown Files The journalist explains how politicians got drunk on power during the pandemic

Mike Gapes’s return to Labour shows he never cared about Brexit The former MP cynically used the referendum to remove Jeremy Corbyn

Ukraine responsible for Nord Stream 2 attack? You heard it here first The New York Times has now floated the theory

Ireland’s ‘women in the home’ referendum: a middle-class obsession If approved, the constitution will be changed to become more 'gender-neutral'

Mary Harrington

The SNP has become a strange and eccentric sect Last night's leadership debate revealed how detached the party has become

The Bill Cosby story shows the problem with ‘consent’ A new BBC documentary gets caught in a sex-positive muddle

Tuesday, March 7

Is the tide turning on DEI? Even progressive groups are voicing their concerns

Even Eddie Izzard hesitates on Scotland’s gender bill The comedian says it isn't transphobic to oppose it

Russian Volunteer Corps: the far-Right militia fighting Putin The neo-Nazi group claimed responsibility for last week's Bryansk attack

Britain is now one of the world’s most socially liberal countries But a socially conservative minority remains substantial

Monday, March 6

China and America are set for Great Divergence 2.0 As US growth remains sluggish, China is rebounding

Philip Pilkington

JayCee Cooper’s court victory is a loss for USA Powerlifting Now the sport must allow trans athletes to compete with women

Giorgia Meloni urges India to be peacemaker in Ukraine The Italian PM argued that Narendra Modi could play a central role

William Nattrass

Get ready for the return of Jair Bolsonaro Brazil's former president declared that his mission was not yet over

Why are trans activists trying to cancel a ‘silencing women’ event? Protesters claim that a talk on sex-based research is transphobic

Revealed: Britain’s most green-sceptic towns Support for environmental policies is widespread but not universal

Friday, March 3

Israel is a cautionary tale for the Anglo-American Left Netanyahu's multi-ethnic coalition proves that demography isn't destiny

Marianne Williamson: America needs a Philosopher King The Democratic challenger talks to Flo Read about her personal crusade for peace

Ukraine’s brain drain is 17 times worse than Russia’s The country's high-skilled workers are leaving en masse

The SNP needs Alex Salmond back The maligned ex-leader sees an opportunity to return to frontline politics

The anti-ESG backlash has begun The campaign is gathering momentum in Republican states

Thursday, March 2

The ugly side of TikTok’s beauty filter A new app has taken a worryingly dystopian turn

Phoebe Arslanagic-Little

The danger in Keir Starmer appointing Sue Gray The civil service must be independent from party politics

Dominic Cummings on stage: a tragic hero reduced to farce 'DOM — The Play' captures just how far Brexit's chief architect has fallen

Nicholas Harris

The European energy crisis isn’t over The continent is still scrambling to find new energy sources

Ralph Schoellhammer

Wednesday, March 1

Bank of England Deputy Governor: digital pound is ‘likely’ Sir Jon Cunliffe told MPs that Britcoin could be on the way