Britain’s reliance on fossil fuels has increased for the first time in four years, dealing a major blow to Ed Miliband's Net Zero hopes of decarbonising the grid by 2030.

Twenty-two Labour councils are poised to postpone local elections, all of them in areas where Reform UK is set to surge.

Great Powers are currently engaged in dangerous brinkmanship to test the balance of their power. It would be better, argues Professor James Alexander, if they rediscovered the value of restraint.

The "abusive behaviour" of migrants staying in a local hotel and the "ongoing damage" they are causing has been blamed for the closure of a 20 year-old restaurant.

A trans 'woman' has been accused of a £100,000 blackmail plot to firebomb a law firm, a court has heard.

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.

Donald Trump has dumped the IPCC and UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, striking at the heart of the international climate apparatus. This will inflict serious trauma on the British Establishment, says Ben Pile.

A child rapist was hired by the Met in a reckless diversity push that let more than 100 dangerous officers slip through without proper checks.

Trump won in 2024 with majorities in the House and Senate. But Congressional Republicans have only managed to pass a handful of Bills. These RINOs need to get with the programme, says Professor James Allan.

The supreme leader of Iran has made plans to flee and his country could be on the "verge of collapsing" as anti-regime protests escalate, Donald Trump has claimed.

The first pint slakes the thirst, the second relaxes people into human fellowship. Without the second there won't be a first. Don't let the 'saving lives' mob kill the country pub, says Ken Charman.

A state-funded video game is warning teenagers that they risk being referred to counter-terrorism programme Prevent if they question mass migration, with even researching immigration statistics online portrayed negatively.

In Episode 63 of the Sceptic: Harrison Pitt on Alaa El-Fattah and British citizenship, Islamism and West Midlands Police, plus: the fightback against anarcho-tyranny.

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.

It's just as well Labour is taxing farmers and pubs to death, says Steven Tucker. How else would it afford to pay for the 'gay microbe calendars' and related projects that taxpayer funding has just been renewed for?

Prof Roger Watson reports from an inquest, where despite evidence of myocarditis the coroner dismisses a role for the Covid vaccines and blames alcohol. Yet the deceased's blood alcohol levels were too low to cause death.

The United Arab Emirates has cut funding for its citizens to study at British universities over concerns about Islamic radicalisation on campuses as the Muslim Brotherhood continues to be unproscribed in the UK.

Britain has been threatened with sanctions if Sir Keir Starmer attempts to block Elon Musk’s X over its AI tool undressing women and children.

Reform UK has accused Rachel Reeves of "flagrant racism" after she conflated being British and being white as she claimed that Nigel Farage would take benefits away from people because of their skin colour.

A Guardian writer has claimed that The Traitors TV show is racist because two black contestants were voted off, despite two white contestants also getting the axe.