
Jason Arday Isn't the Biggest Academic Fruitcake.
Jason Arday may be a fantasist but he seems relatively sane compared to many British academics ....including the woman who recruited him.
How did our institutions fall prey to irrational notions like gender identity? I trace the history of the people and ideas that are driving our society nuts.
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Jason Arday may be a fantasist but he seems relatively sane compared to many British academics ....including the woman who recruited him.

Britain would be a better place if we'd listened more to Ann Widdecombe's warnings about reforms such as the Gender Recognition Act and paid less heed to those who revelled in her death.

How much did Nicola Sturgeon really know about her husband's crimes? There may be a clue in the crime novel he bought her for Valentine's Day.

If you want to know what Andy Burnham will do as Prime Minister just look at the culture warriors who are his closest advisors.

The tragic death of Henry Nowak has finally drawn attention to the scandal of police "anti-racism" training. Led by Far Left race agitators this is not so much anti-racist... as anti-white.

Just when it seemed the LGBTQ+ lobby was in retreat it's landed a gift of £21M from the UK government. Money it will now use to try to reverse the Supreme Court ruling.

His biography is full of bare-faced lies and his policies are ridiculous but nothing reveals Polanski's delusional character as much as the name he chose to adopt: that of a fictional child.

The respect shown to a convicted child rapist at a recent Pakistani-British event suggests Muslim community leaders believe our society's standards do not apply to them. That's a recipe for disaster.

Revelations about the bimbo fetish of a prominent US politician's husband should shift the debate in America on single sex spaces. It won't because the mainstream media refuses to join the dots.

Glasgow can lay claim to being the birthplace of industrial Capitalism. The destruction of its architectural heritage reflects a wider crisis of confidence across the West.