Just Stop Oil have not just promised to sabotage a summer’s worth of sporting events, they have taken a further step and are once again causing chaos in the streets of London; thereby prolonging the rush hour and its concomitant environmental impact. Bedecked in the latest high-vis jackets, with banners and signs blocking roads, they […]
“When honest people say what’s true, calmly and without embarrassment, they become powerful. At the same time, the liars who’ve been trying to silence them shrink, and they get weaker. That’s the iron law of the universe: true things prevail.”
The way the ‘pandemic’ was handled was harsh on everyone, and especially tough on young people. From a personal perspective, it severely affected my education, my life and nothing good came from it. However, people apparently believe that the measures did not go far enough. A recent poll showed that 51% of those aged 18-24
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The Super Mario Bros film was released in cinemas on 5 April and it shot to the top of the global box office sales. It made £304m on the first weekend, to become the best opening of an animated film ever. I watched this with my family, and we all enjoyed it; it was a
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On 4 April, Channel 4 released host of Naked Attraction, Anna Richardson’s, questionable new show, Naked Education. The program aims to to celebrate diversity, body positivity, and encourage young people to discuss their feelings rather than feel ashamed about their bodies. She stated, “Naked Education is sort of one step further than Naked Attraction, as
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Glitter should not have been released; he is a threat to young girls. Luckily, the law has changed, and he will now have to serve a full sentence before he can be released again. I really hope this is the end of the case and they keep him in prison, where he belongs.
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In December 2022, a charity worker, Isabel Vaughan-Spruce was arrested and charged on four counts after she told the police that she ‘might’ be praying silently in her head outside an abortion clinic, within the 150 metre ‘buffer’ or ‘safe access zone’ that has been created by some local councils. She was also searched and
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Gary Glitter may think it is ‘Good to be back’, but he is not welcome. Over a week ago, the BBC announced that pop star Paul Francis Gadd (aka Glitter) has been freed from prison. I also saw this story on GB News and I cannot understand why they have released him. To be honest,
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The woke censorship mob is at it again. This time they have gone back over thirty years to destroy Roald Dahl’s children’s books, which I grew up with as a child. I remember having the book Charlie and The Chocolate Factory read to me, and as a toddler I apparently watched the film repeatedly; I
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TNC youth correspondent, Jack Watson, on the widespread reluctance to ditch masks. Masks are no longer a mandatory requirement anywhere in the UK, except in some hospitals which have just started asking for them to be worn again. England dropped its mask requirement on 27 January 2022. Scotland and Wales kept masks for a
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