OUT TODAY! 🎉 My new book THE END OF WOKE is now available at all good bookshops. Please order a copy and let me know whether you love it or hate it!

New podcast with @andrewdoyle_com! We discuss: -His recent experience with Antifa -His thoughts on Charlie Kirk -Whether ‘Woke Right’ is a valid term -His understanding of liberalism -Why we should scrap multiculturalism -His views on Reform UK And lots more! Links below ⬇️

We've just published a new report defending the right to trial by jury. We analysed Ministry of Justice data from 2017-25, comparing the acquittal rate for those charged with speech crimes in jury trials compared to non-jury trials. The results are quite startling. For all

No doubt Sky’s obituary for Dame Judi Dench will call her the “star of those MoneySuperMarket ads”…

Join Ralston Provost David Butterfield on a tour through his library as he shares the ten books that have most influenced his life. The list spans 3,000 years, including epic poetry, philosophy, tragedy, philology, and the meaning of life itself. Which books would make your list?

For Black Friday, save up to $1000 at @PetersonAcademy and get access to 500+ hours of brilliant lectures from world-class professors. Black Friday ends tomorrow at midnight.

You can read a piece I wrote on Mervyn Peake here… https://t.co/7bNhygsD8Q

This is an excellent podcast about Mervyn Peake’s “Titus Groan” (1946), one of the most fascinating novels of the WW2 era. Recorded by the Anthony Burgess Foundation (@anthonyburgess) and featuring @DrMaslen. https://t.co/0pTUGw3OXa

Rest in peace Tom Stoppard. This year, @alexlarman paid tribute to a once-in-a-lifetime intellect

The UK’s Online Safety Act is turning the web into a checkpoint. Substack will soon ask UK readers for selfies and IDs to read or comment on “harmful” content, a term broad enough to catch political essays and jokes. The price of this safety theater is privacy and speech.

It is with deepest sorrow that we announce the passing of Peter Whittle, founder and director of the New Culture Forum. Peter passed away yesterday evening surrounded by his loved ones. It is hard to overstate the impact Peter and the NCF have had on Britain’s cultural and

@andrewdoyle_com '...amid all the clamour and commotion, we shouldn’t lose sight of why this protest was necessary in the first place. A school was enforcing a creed it had no moral right to impose, and one employee refused to comply.' @DubUnisAFAF https://t.co/mLImmmCRrh

This is getting quite serious for the Chancellor. In the run up to the Budget we were told that the OBR’s downgrading of productivity would create a multi-billon black hole. The government started preparing public opinion for a manifesto-breaking rise in income tax. We were not

Would you go to prison for free speech? Enoch Burke is an imperfect martyr “The school is guilty of promoting highly contested theories as fact, endangering pupil welfare, and compelling the speech of its staff.” Read more from @andrewdoyle_com 👇

This piece by @andrewdoyle_com is the best I have read about the Enoch Burke saga. Burke is criticised where due, and but so is the school for succumbing to gender ideology so badly.

When an Irish teacher fought his school on gender ideology, the story quickly shifted away from what he was protesting to how he did it. Were his actions just or unethical? @andrewdoyle_com explores the matter👇 https://t.co/SUM4KdNbzo

The saga of Enoch Burke raises many questions about how to protest within an unjust system. My latest for @unherd. https://t.co/xNdKQ2o5XC

https://t.co/9eXNVUw9Ct IT'S ME IN THE TIMES!

Brazil uses a remarkable policy called Redemption Through Reading, allowing inmates to shorten their prison time by four days for every approved book they finish. To qualify, prisoners must write a handwritten essay showing they truly understood the book, which can be from

'What the modern woke activist inherits from Marxism is not class analysis but a distorted sense of historical inevitability. We might call this an imaginary dialectic' The imaginary dialectic - by Andrew Doyle @andrewdoyle_com https://t.co/gJUJF281jN

Orwell REALLY could have gone much further in 1984 (whole debate here: https://t.co/ka2yZBM3GV)