Laurence Fox

Britain’s new anti-woke Reclaim party is calling for Britain to follow Poland’s example by “outlawing censorship” online.

Actor turned political activist Laurence Fox has got himself a ‘mask exempt’ badge off Amazon. This has earned him a very unparliamentary rebuke from an obscure but clearly ambitious Conservative MP called Simon Hoare.

Cambridge, the university for people not interesting enough to get into Oxford, will drop its standards to attract more ‘diverse’ students.

Personally, the BBC is about the last place on earth I’d trust with my children’s education. Its wokeness is relentless and all-pervasive.

Britain is becoming a “totalitarian woke state” according to a former leader of the Conservative Party, as the UK’s broadcasting regulator has expanded its definition of hate speech to include transgender intolerance and ‘political or any other opinion’. There are

Laurence Fox is in trouble again. He enjoyed a lunch with friends, gave them hugs, then boasted about it on Twitter.

Christmas mainstay Fairytale of New York will be censored by the BBC this year because it fears sensitive listeners will be offended by some of the lyrics.

The leftist Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan and other left-wing and establishment figures in Britain rushed to social media to congratulate Joe Biden after the mainstream media proclaimed he had won the presidential election on Saturday.

Nigel Farage has repurposed his Brexit Party as the Reform Party and will be using it to campaign against the lockdown.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement that England will be placed under a second national lockdown was met with fury and derision in some quarters, with some going so far to call for his resignation.

He told Breitbart of his fervent desire that Trump should win the election – and of his fear that it might be sabotaged by Big Tech.

This will be the first UK political party expressly dedicated to fighting the Culture Wars.

Bowing to pressure from the Black Lives Matter movement,the BBC announced o that it will remove the lyrics of Rule, Britannia on the Proms.

Owen Jones, a self-described socialist and columnist for the left-wing British paper The Guardian, apologised on Wednesday after penning an article on racism in British society that featured the wrong black British rapper. The mixup prompted people on social media to question if black people “all look the same” to Mr Jones.

A rugby fan has been banned from his club’s stadium for life for praising a girl who refused to “take the knee” and criticising “Marxist extremism and intimidation”.

Sadly, Fox probably isn’t going to be the next James Bond. But he at least got an apology and settlement from the actors’ union Equity.

Ben Bradley has admonished “woke” commentators who harp on the subject of “white male privilege” by inviting them to speak to white working-class men whose lives have been far from easy.

Phoenix and Prince William both criticised the British Academy of Film and Television Awards (BAFTAs) for not being ‘diverse’ enough.

Actor, anti-woke hero, and shameless Trump fan Laurence Fox has apologised for a remark about the casting of a Sikh soldier in a film.

Meet your new favourite actor Laurence Fox, currently trending on Twitter because of his shocking appearance on BBC’s Question Time last night.