7 articles
• via The Telegraph
NMC strikes off award-winning nurse for immigration-critical Facebook posts, deeming them racially motivated despite no patient harm. Reveals regulators prioritizing ideological conformity over NHS staffing crises.
• via BBC News
Police propose axing non-crime hate incidents after 133,000 entries diverted resources from real threats. The 2005 policy, warped by online disputes, exemplifies cross-party inertia in UK policing.
• via GB News
Authorities investigate foster parent over window flag, risking custody loss. Pattern bars acquitted citizens from child roles via twisted safeguarding rules, overriding juries and deepening institutional bias.
• via The Telegraph
Government shields expansive Islamophobia definition from critics under 'safe space' pretext, exposing curated consultations that risk free speech as blasphemy curbs. EHRC warns of legal clashes amid exclusions of key watchdogs.
• via The Grayzone - News and investigative journalism on empire
Declassified files reveal UK's DSMA Committee censors media with 90% success via D-Notices, logging 50 interventions on a spy's mysterious death alone. Legacy outlets apologise for compliance lapses as state control extends to social media.
• via The Telegraph
West Yorkshire Police arrested a man for a legal US gun photo online, dropping all charges after seizing his livelihood tools. This overreach highlights subjective complaints driving arrests amid free speech erosion.
• via The Telegraph
Guidance labels public concerns over migrant housing priorities as disinformation risks, enabling state surveillance of dissent while ignoring policy failures and integration breakdowns. This suppresses debate on real costs and assaults.