Max Mitchell

Keir Starmer: there will be no blasphemy law This afternoon at Prime Minister’s Questions, Keir Starmer appeared to confirm to Parliament that he would not reintroduce a blasphemy law by adopting a new Islamophobia definition. Labour MP for Blackley and M... See more

Nine in 10 US undergraduates think words can be violence An overwhelming majority (91%) of American undergraduates think words can constitute violence, according to a new survey from the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE). The survey, ... See more

Ethnic-minority Brits twice as likely to tie Englishness to whiteness Ethnic-minority Britons are more than twice as likely as their white counterparts to think that being white is necessary to be considered English, according to a new survey. When asked ... See more

Twice as many Right-wing extremists referred to Prevent as Islamists “Extreme Right-wing” concerns accounted for twice as many Prevent referrals as Islamist extremism last year, according to new data from the Home Office. Of the 8,778 referrals made to th... See more

Reported sexual assaults fall by 8% across UK The total percentage of people in England and Wales who experienced sexual assault in the year to March 2025 fell by 8%, according to newly published figures. Data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS)... See more