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An electric coach which drove from London to the G7 site to promote green energy is stranded because it could not find anywhere to recharge.

As Britain’s comedy prime minister Boris Johnson continues to make a fool of himself and his country at the G7 summit, his predecessor Theresa May has made a parliamentary intervention to show us how it should be done.

Greener? Then what the hell is he doing travelling in a carbon dioxide-belching jet aircraft when he could have taken the train?

While the MSM has been bending over backwards to rehabilitate Shamima Begum, it has been less forgiving towards fast bowler Ollie Robinson.

Here’s a story to lift the spirits on World Environment Day: a woke clothing company getting totally roasted by an oil industry executive…

This repellant scapegoating of the unvaccinated won’t stop.

Just in case you haven’t cancelled your £159 licence fee, yet, the BBC has issued a helpful remind

First let us celebrate what was best about Dominic Cummings’s rantathon before a House of Commons committee today: he slagged off the useless Boris Johnson; he dissed the insidiously terrifying and nauseatingly influential Carrie ‘Princess Nut Nut’ Symonds; and maybe best of all, he made it clear that Health Secretary Matt Hancock is a compulsive liar who should have been sacked long ago…

However useless Johnson is — and he is — I can think of an even worse alternative: PM Michael Gove and Cummings as wicked henchman.

Good Morning Britain’s Shillary is a hypocrite so rank that it’s a wonder even breakfast TV viewers still take him seriously.

“Demonising vaccine ‘refuseniks’ is pointless and wrong,” argues a piece in Reaction. But this is what is happening in Britain right now: the Boris Johnson administration’s powerful propaganda machine is ramping up the pressure to get the entire country vaccinated and vaccine “refuseniks” are in the government’s crosshairs.

Eric Clapton has spoken out about his bad experiences with the AZ vaccine, his despair with Britain’s leadership, and his personal rebellion against “tyranny and arrogant authority.”

Some Americans may be puzzled that a child of privilege who spent five years being educated at possibly the world’s greatest school, Eton, should have such difficulty understanding a concept as basic as freedom of speech, but there’s a key point that his critics appear to be missing and it’s this: Prince Harry is quite exceptionally thick.

“You can be anything in Britain except a Christian,” Democratic Unionist Party politician Ian Paisley Jr told Faisal Islam of the BBC.

Equality before the law no longer exists in the United Kingdom, which has consequently become a haven for illegal immigrants. This is the depressing but inescapable conclusion from events in Glasgow, Scotland, this week when a mob prevented immigration officers

The United Kingdom has taken a step closer to CCP-style totalitarian censorship with its Online Safety Bill.

Former prime minister Tony Blair has launched a “withering” attack on “woke” politics, which he claims is one of the reasons why the Labour party he once led is now unelectable.

The BBC has issued some “expert” advice on how to hug your granny without killing her…

Prime Minister Boris Johnson will launch his new legislative programme this week with three words that ought to send a shiver down the spine: ‘Build Back Better.’

The only good news to come out of this week’s English local elections is that Labour took an absolute pasting.

The head of the Royal Air Force says he thinks that Britain should go Net Zero ten years earlier than planned because ‘our public demands it.’

Isabel Díaz Ayuso — Spain’s answer to South Dakotas Kristi Noem — has the Madrid regional elections on an anti-lockdown, pro-freedom ticket.

The Tories have had exactly eleven years and what have they achieved that’s remotely conservative in that time? Nada. Zip. Zilch.

I loathe this non-story as the most disgraceful and deliberate distraction from a much, much bigger scandal.

The only certainty about this political theatre is that whoever comes out on top, we — the voting public — will be the losers.

A charity has urged us to not use words like ‘able-bodied’ lest it offend people who aren’t, er, as bodily able as people who are.

This is the event that the BBC and the rest of the legacy media tried to airbrush out of history: thousands upon thousands of people marching through central London in protest over lockdown and the imminent threat of vaccine passports.

Britain has mostly lost the ‘Blitz Spirit’ that got it through the Second World War, an elderly couple told Breitbart News on the campaign trail with actor-turned-London-Mayoral-candidate Laurence Fox. They both supported Fox’s views that London’s lockdown should end now.

The prospects of Kwarteng going vegan for global warming are about as likely as his chopping off his right testicle to achieve world peace.

Hands up who grudgingly voted Tory because they thought it was their best hope of fending off the Marxist opposition and delivering Brexit.

Actor turned pro-freedom London Mayoral candidate Laurence Fox has come up with yet another snappy campaign slogan…

Starmer’s disgraceful performance in The Raven on Monday is now all over social media and, with any luck, will be the death of his career.

UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock owns a large number of shares in a company which has been awarded National Health Service contracts. But according to the Department of Health and Social Care (the ministry he heads), he has behaved “entirely properly”.

The former Conservative Prime Minister has been caught lobbying for a very dodgy-sounding financial firm called Greensill Capital.

Even though the BBC gave it its best shot: the primetime 9pm slot, a guest appearance from Sir David Attenborough, it tanked.

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that compulsory vaccinations do not contravene human rights law.