Police said that over 7,000 online hate reports were received in the first seven days under Scotland’s controversial hate crime law.

Claire Coutinho wrote that ‘elected politicians are best placed’ to make decisions on climate change, not the Strasbourg court.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said there are ‘lots of bad actors’ who are trying to ’cause damage to our democratic processes.’

A Scottish Green MSP claimed that installing a woodstove in a new build ‘would be like living in a sauna’ and urged the use of heat pumps instead.

Political pressure is increasing on William Wragg who was forced to apologise after he claimed he was ’manipulated' by a man he met on the gay app Grindr.

Witnesses noted a heavy police presence as authorities warned of action against those targeting private homes or nearby areas.

Momus Najmi cautioned that neglecting the real threats posed by Islamism could lead to the rise of a far right ‘ethno-nationalist’ movement.

The former special adviser to the chancellor warns that net zero ‘aggressive decarbonisation’ is worsening the productive potential of the economy.

Permanently ‘abolish political censorship enforced at gunpoint’ by implementing a UK Free Speech Act, urges Adam Smith Institute.

Islamist extremists are finding common ground with communists, but unlike France, England lacks the ‘laic’ safeguards necessary to openly discuss the issue.