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Cancelled father ted writer holds his fringe show outside the Scottish Parliament.

William Gibson / News / 22 August 2023 / England, Scotland

Defiant Graham Linehan went ahead with his comedy show outside the Scottish Parliament on Thursday night after it was cancelled twice by Edinburgh Fringe venues. The original venue, Leith Arches, had pulled out over the Father Ted creator’s views on transgender issues. Comedy Unleashed moved the sold-out gig to an outdoor stage at Holyrood when a second venue declined to host […]

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Not in my backyard

Dave Gardner / News / 21 August 2023 / England, Migration

A saying goes around our circles, “some people will only understand when it’s too late.” And this holds for a great many things. Not least when it comes to migrant hotels. People are happy to look down their noses at people who campaign against them. They laugh off their concerns as “racist” and never listen

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Law Lecturer sacked for teaching the law.

Simon Crane / News / 21 August 2023 / Scotland

A law lecturer was forced out of her job at the Open University for refusing to implement “gender identity theory” into her classes. Dr Almut Gadow was forced out of her position last November for gross misconduct. Dr Gadow,43, says the institution accused her of “serious bullying and harassment” and of breaching their transgender staff

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Unite the Union accuses Labour of watering down workers’ rights to curry favour with big business.

William Gibson / News / 21 August 2023 / England

Sharon Graham, the general secretary of the Unite union, has accused Labour of partly rowing back on its plans to bolster workers’ rights to “curry favour with big business”. At the same time, the party said there had been no watering down of its policies. Leaked documents, first obtained by the Financial Times, show the party changed the

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Hundreds of ULEZ cameras destroyed in the growing backlash

William Gibson / News / 21 August 2023 / England, London

The Metropolitan Police have confirmed that 387 ULEZ cameras have been damaged, stolen or obscured in London as ‘Blade Runner activists wage war on the eco-scheme that aims to reduce emissions. So far, the group that opposes the expansion of the ULEZ scheme have targeted the cameras installed by Transport for London (TfL) between April

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Kegworth says NO

Homeland Admin / Activism / 20 August 2023 / Migration

Homeland Party activists joined with the people of Kegworth over the weekend to protest using the Yew Tree Hotel to house migrants. Since February, the hotel has been hosting around two hundred migrants, and that number is steadily increasing. The quaint town of Kegworth has been caught in a heated debate regarding the prospect of

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Tolerance, empathy and human rights

Carl Wilkinson / News / 18 August 2023 / England, Migration, Opinion

Official statistics released by the Home Office provide an overview of what they call “irregular migrants” and demonstrate the extent of the issue with small boats. The home office defines a small boat as a rigid-hulled inflatable boat (RHIB). The home office is keen to describe this as a ‘phenomenon that was rare prior to

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Cancelled…again

Dave Gardner / News / 17 August 2023 / England

Father Ted co-creator Graham Linehan has, once again, been cancelled by the ever-tolerant left. And just like last time, it’s because of his views on the trans community. Linehan has previous for this, having a Father Ted musical cancelled in 2018 and being banned from Twitter in 2020 not long after defending J K Rowling.

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Grooming cases at record high amid online safety laws delay

Simon Crane / News / 16 August 2023 / England, Scotland

Thousands of online grooming crimes have been recorded while waiting for updated online safety laws. Campaigners are urging tech companies and MPs to back the Online Safety Bill and are calling for no more hold-ups. The bill aims to crack down on illegal content and has faced repeated delays and amendments. Children’s charity the NPSCC

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Convicted criminal to house migrants

Simon Crane / News / 15 August 2023 / England, Migration, Scotland

Harben House Hotel in Newport Pagnell is due to receive 270 asylum seekers paid for by the home office. However, it has come to light that the hotel’s owner, Siddharth Mahajan, 42, from Ilford in east London, was convicted of offences linked to the operation of houses of multiple occupancy (HMOs). Milton Keynes Council leader

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