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Few walks of life are today immune to the spectre of political intolerance. At universities, speaker disinvitations and censorship campaigns are at an all-time high. In technology, there are purges of chief executives with the wrong political views and executives who make the wrong sort of joke. In the world of video games, petitions are launched against “offensive” titles, and progressive journalists wage smear campaigns against conservative developers.

The men have been charged as part of the ongoing operation Sanctuary, Northumbria police’s thirteen-month investigation into child sex offences and the predominantly Pakistani heritage grooming gangs plaguing northern England. A number of the men appeared in court today and

Astonishing figures show that the total cost of renewable energy infrastructure in Europe to the end of 2012 came to over €600 billion, excluding additional fees for grid connections and upgrades. And this enormous sum is one and a half

The men, who have now all been bailed and will appear at Calderdale Magistrates Court next week have been charged as part of an investigation into ‘historic’ child sex abuse. The shocking list of crimes the men are accused of committing

All right – so accusing Greenpeace of being dishonest, bullying, hypocritical, scientifically illiterate, menacing and environmentally damaging is about as novel and contentious as suggesting that Michelangelo may have painted the Sistine Chapel. Even so, it’s good to see Andrew

Four more suspected bombs are being investigated in Northern Ireland according to the BBC. Details of two of the bombs have not yet been verified by Breitbart London, but the others are in West Belfast and Lurgan. The Belfast bomb

The energy market regulator Ofgem has been accused of issuing “patronising rubbish” after releasing a list of money saving tips urging people to take packed lunches to work, give up gym membership and buy second hand mobile phones, presumably in order

General Practitioners will be asked to check whether patients are eligible for free NHS care in a new pilot scheme to be rolled out in ten areas with high populations of EU migrants. According to GP magazine Pulse, surgeries will