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Michael Gove’s Kafkaesque logic
Michael Gove, our education secretary, doesn’t appear to understand what an average is.
Tories vote against anti-discrimination legislation in Europe
Tory MEPs have voted against an EU initiative to fight caste-based discrimination in a vote today in the European Parliament.
Energy company behind price rise makes £1,500 profit a minute
Energy company SSE has announced this morning that it is to raise electricity and gas prices by an average of 8.2 per cent from 15 November.
1 in 6 workers stuck in low pay for a year
One if six workers have been trapped in low paying work with their wages increasing by less than the national average for at least a year, according to new research.
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Criticise if you will, but Tommy Robinson’s leaving the EDL is a positive move
I first met Tommy yesterday morning and spent most of the day having brief conversations with him as I helped co-ordinate media requests for Quilliam. I believed Tommy when he told me that he is not a racist and does not hate ordinary Muslims.
FIFA ought to show more concern about ‘homophobic’ World Cup in Qatar
The Gulf states are to conduct medical tests in an attempt to ‘detect’ and deter homosexuals from entering the region, according to a senior official of the Kuwaiti health ministry.
PMQs: Cameron wrong to say green energy equals higher bills
Contrary to what David Cameron said during today’s PMQs, decarbonising the power sector would actually lead to bills coming down.
Tommy Robinson’s resignation from the EDL: a cautious welcome
There are gradations of extremism, and degrees of strategy. Let it not be forgotten that violent extremism is of a markedly different character to its non-violent counterpart.