Woke bashing of the week – From Greta to Packham: How ‘eco zealots’ became the right-wing press’s favourite targets
If the anti-woke clan has a set of favourite villains, the so-called ‘eco zealots’ must rank near the top.

“She’s obviously a fan of North Korea and China.”

The move is being framed by Trump allies as a crackdown on what they see as left-leaning bias in artificial intelligence systems.

Despite all the mockery, polling has suggested a new party led by Corbyn could command up to 15% of the vote.

“It’s concerning to hear that some individuals might celebrate a move away from anti-racism gestures in football.”

Perhaps the most troubling aspect isn’t just having to watch Clacton’s elusive MP reel off his contempt for anything he deems ‘woke,’ it’s that businesses are doing exactly what these right-wing populists want.

A low-profile by-election in rural Staffordshire may signal a shift that’s gone largely unnoticed.

“The truth is Muslims are quietly serving this country day in, day out – whether it be in schools, in offices or in the streets – contributing and giving back and helping to build a better society. Yet, these everyday stories rarely make the headlines.”

What they are fundamentally doing today is forgetting the three words that should be at the forefront of every doctor’s minds every day which is ‘do no harm’.

If sign-ups counted for party membership, the new party would be the third largest in Britain, just behind Reform UK.

Public ownership is the only viable alternative but is opposed by the government