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Free speech will return to our great universities
A high quality university experience depends upon it, and the OfS’s work will seek to ensure it
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The real problem with Rule, Britannia! – and it’s got nothing to do with the slave trade
Critics of the song are missing the point – but for the sake of our national self-esteem, we need a replacement
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Out with Churchill, in with Greta: Why schools are ‘modernising’ their house names
Exeter School is the latest institution to join the culture wars over school house names
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The trans activist house of cards ought to be collapsing
But its followers seem to think no side effect is too severe to halt experimental surgeries on young people
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The elite’s ‘luxury beliefs’ about privilege spare no thought for ordinary people like you and me
As a foster kid at Yale, I soon learnt that the ‘opinions’ of hypocritical upper-class students were about status – not principles
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It’s no wonder Britain’s young want a dictatorship
The UK is on the brink of revolution. But what form will it take?
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The Tories should stop moaning about Sadiq Khan and start copying him
If only the Conservatives had used his approach to promote their values – they could have rechristened Islington North as Thatcher Central
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If the weather is reliably forecast, how will we still make civil conversation?
In a world where opinions are as combustible as tinder, the outlook is the one thing we can mostly agree on
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The EU is in an even worse state than Britain, but Rejoiners couldn’t care less
The strange desire to return to Brussels' embrace isn't rational. It's based on a wilful ignorance of Europe
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Sadiq Khan’s lunacy knows no bounds: London’s train lines are now a monument to the hard-Left
Why must we put up with the relentless politicisation of almost everything by the identitarian Left?
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Lucy Worsley in hot water over interview with drag queen about women being sidelined
Historian's BBC podcast 'Lady Killers' discussed a lesbian murder case but shifted the focus to discrimination against male drag artists
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How beauty pageants became home to an ugly culture war
As a concept they’re condemned as outdated, but organisers have adapted to a modern world – and with a fresh outlook has come controversy
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I’m in the middle of a culture war – but I don’t know which side I’m on
Not everything is black and white and it's with-us-or-against-us ideology that makes a mockery of nuance and common sense
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BBC comedy quiz is anti-Tory, insists minister after joke about racist Conservative voters
Huw Merriman said The News Quiz was more a ‘diatribe’ against the ruling party than satirical after Lucy Frazer accuses corporation of bias
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Labour’s pro-trans witch hunt will be the end of Keir Starmer if he does nothing about it
Some elements within the party still believe they can take punitive action against difficult women who refuse to bow to pressure
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The SNP-Greens are launching a class war against rural Scotland
Land reform has long been a recruiting sergeant for the nationalist cause, but it would wreck the Highlands
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Aviva has exposed the rotten truth about ‘diversity’
Its CEO has admitted no white male hire is made without her approval. Many would call it discrimination
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Kemi Badenoch must terrify the trans lobby – she refuses to back down
We are the experts in this, not Leftists hellbent on painting those of us fighting for the human rights of women and girls as evil
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Free speech tsar: students won’t be protected if they call for genocide
Arif Ahmed said that ‘under no circumstances’ will inciting violence be protected under new free speech legislation
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Kemi Badenoch has shown what she is made of by taking the fight to Labour
Her response to that serial political stirrer, Sir Chris Bryant, perhaps showed her true calibre as a politician
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Justin Trudeau’s woke dystopia is a warning to the world
From radical new euthanasia laws to attacks on Canada's proud history, Trudeau has destroyed his country's reputation
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Kemi Badenoch has found Labour’s weakest spot
There is a long tradition, going back at least to Thatcher, of Conservative politicians touching a nerve among working class electors
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Samir Shah may be the BBC’s last hope
The Government’s choice for chair is an independent thinker who wants to restore the public’s trust
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