Keith Vaz has ‘no problem’ with blasphemy laws so long as applied ‘equally’
In a move that will please the religious right as well as egalitarians, it seems Home Affairs Committee chair Keith Vaz is open to blasphemy laws being brought ...
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Street Fighter arse slap starts censorship row
Feminists are forever whinging about the portrayal of women in video games, but now gamers appear to be matching their spurious complaints after a few minor alt...
‘Concerned Student 1950’ social justice warriors merrily trample on the free press
Censorious students are moving from ironic to trite with remarkable speed these days, even given the famed naivety of undergraduates when it comes to political ...
The hedging Euroscepticism of David Cameron and Boris Johnson
It has been an odd day for the impending referendum on Britain’s membership of the European Union, at least for those who thought they had firm backing fr...
Why the Liberal Democrats were really demolished at the general election
The pasting of Nick Clegg’s Liberal Democrats back in the May general election, reducing the party from 56 seats to eight in the Commons, was both widely ...