
Cops Compensate Graham Linehan for Thought-Crime Arrest
London police admit to “shortcomings” when they arrested a high-profile comedy writer for comments he made online.

London police admit to “shortcomings” when they arrested a high-profile comedy writer for comments he made online.

Israel progressed through the Eurovision semi-final despite a coordinated boycott by five countries over the Gaza conflict.

According to Graham Linehan, half of an influential but secretive document is “a manual for passing unpopular laws” to shape public policy and facilitate social engineering.

After appearing before U.S. lawmakers, the comedy writer accused Britain’s government of sidelining the courts and allowing informal censorship to flourish.

Emanuel Brünisholz is now in jail for “publicly belittling” LGBT people by stating only male and female skeletons exist.

The comedy writer’s lawyer, Sarah Vine, said Linehan had “a momentary lapse of control.”

No further ordeal for Graham Linehan—and is the end in sight for Orwellian ‘hate’ non-crimes?

Bail conditions scrapped after legal pressure

Sending five armed police officers to arrest a comedian over three tweets is a new low, even for the censorious UK.

Delusional British PM believes “we have a long history of free speech in this country.”