There was a time, not so long ago, when big tech companies asserted that they were committed to freedom of speech, with reasonable limits on things like inciting hatred, or being overtly racist. If that was true, and all that they did, there would be very little controversy about so-called “big tech censorship”. But of […]
A favourite pastime, writes Margaret Hickey, is Bashing the Church.
We should be thankful for Ministers whose ambition causes them to rat out their colleagues
It should be expected that Ministers do not, in the general course of events, breach the constitution.
Whats the delay?
Communions, say the Government, might “risk lives”
In response to the latest IPCC Report, the Green Party issued a statement on 9th August 2021 saying that, “Time is running out, and we must take action now”. If it seems like the Green Party has been using consistent language about IPCC Reports for many years, that’s because the Green Party has been using consistent language about […]
Governments might not be making vaccines mandatory, writes Simon Griffin, but we should all be concerned at how the Private Sector, globally, is increasingly doing just that:
Total Swedish Covid deaths at this writing: 14,651.
Language is a weapon for campaigners for the right to die in the UK
Hyacinth Zappone’s candlelight supper. Reverend Martin not invited, as usual. #gript
Inevitable, really. This Government can’t really count on many loyal supporters, and they can’t afford to be completely alienating journalists and pro-choice activists (sorry, I repeat myself) with whom they made a pact all the way back in 2016 or so. On Friday, Donnelly’s department quietly tried to walk away from the idea, but he […]